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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-10
can for Kentuckv vo,unte.~,.

Gov. JOHNSON, the Provisional Governor of Ken
lucky, has issued the following stirring and eIcuuen
call for volunteers
| To THE YoUNG MEN OF KESrrcSY: By an act an.
proved December 4, 1861, and hereunto appended
am authorized to receive into service twenty com
panies Of volunteers, infantry and cavalry. Every
confederation Of honor, and duty to our native
stan, must lmpel you to respond to this call OF =
Government which you yourselves have eatablished
for the maintenance of your constitutional liberty
YSur homes sre invaded, your property seized
or threatened, your families endangered and youy
constitutional system Of Government Overwhelmed
in ruins, BY desperate but determined faction in
the North, who avow through their Secretary of
War, their foreign ministers, and officers in the
field, In the accomplishment Of their iendish pur-
poses an intention to arm even our slaves for our
destruction.
he is no true Kentuekian whose young blood
does not thrill with jusa indignation az he reads the
deliberate aVowals of these enemies of mankind,
who thus asssi our domestic security, our perseu,
al liberty, and Constitutional Government Obey
these impulses OF your heart and rise up in arms.
that you may share with our soldiers and allies.
now IN service the glory Of driving our enemies
from the soil of Kentucky. No human hand can
hereafter wipe from your names the stain of dis
honor. If you fail to render your assistance to your
country in the hour of her greatest peral-the
matrons and maidens of your native State will here
after point you out az the towards and bathrooms
VIZ Al tnS nOuE VI uauBcE dOduuOneu your cOuna
try, and marked yo,TssIvss/ az unsorthy of Rber-
~. Young men OF Kentucky let us hear from
you in every county! For ysur life itself
can have no charm, when Invested Of honor
ARRssTs.-Wm. G. BrownlOw was arrested yes~
terday upon charge of treason on q warrant or
dered by the G. S. Commissioner, and drawn I'D by
the District Attorney. He was committed to iail
His trial will come up in due course, before the
Confederate Court-perhaps next week The ru-
NOR Of an order from the War Der artment fer his
safe conduct to the North in the last two days has
created intense excitement throughout this country
especially among those who have friends and reIa-
tiVes now laDguishipg in prison on account of bis
teachings.
Jas. Clark, Of Cooke county, was yesterday bound
over before his Honor, the Commissioner to appear
at the term of the Confederate Court in this city on
the 81 Monday IN December, and for his good b,ha-
vior in the interim.
Jesse Bunker, of Knox county, was also arrested
yesterday, on charge of melting rebellion, and
committed to prison to await his trisl-KaoruiHe
Register, Dec. I.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-10

Negroes Wanted.
ENRB hfsy 70 tev Lty 1--WE FOOD n'gr5e to Wok
PorT hous, Iiiel wages. Apply At ozcs At ONE
SYsr Planters Bank, or Pork aCu D. OF
4. II. BRUCE l. CO..
nov 80 az ear GtveTnnsnt Agents.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-10

s.Govcrnment EOtiee."
EETH have this appointed lgsaI Of and for me
w OenIsdsrAe GtAts AmSrSa for the Burshang aRd
packing Hogs Cattle and S and 0srKlle district
KsDtuSky and therefore solicit calls End
dsnss partias having sell
ference With authorised agGA each and county
n, BRUCE Co,
ELshVius, Nov. ., elan Agents O. D A.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-10

LOins, spaFe-Ribs. Back
Bones and sausage Meat.
DERsONs desiring HST Beef oaaI b supplied st
abe Packing hsusss( 4. II BuaCE & so.
deco
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-10

Shoes fer Sale.
1899 pair msna asserted Brogans BY J. W.
WAED Co.
Purchasers will please sau and examine them at
Evans & Cs. Oct p Is61.dE
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-01
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS.
A secession view of Annirs.

tFrom the Pensacola Gors,tc, Ian. igl
Since cur last issue we have learned
something additional in relation to the
disposition af tho United Statos troops
at the mouth Of our harhor. The whole
force has boon concentrated In Fort
Pickens, thus leaving Fort Darranous
and Fort McRco unprotected. We are
informed thai large quantities of provi-
Ions and ammunition have boon removed
TO Fort pickcns, aud that tho place has
been put into a complct, state OF 40.
fcnsc, We have not learned that the
armamcnts Of the abandoned forts were
in any way injured or molCstcd. Fort
Pickcns rs a very strong position, on the
point rSouta RosuIsbnd, on the East
cru side orthc mouth of the harbor, aud
is only approachablc by land on one side.
Owing 70 the opcnncss Of tho country,
which is but a barren bed of sand-a
party attacking nom that quarter would
be very much exposed. This position,
FIVE days ago, could have been taken by
ii(ty mon without a blow; today, we an
lprehcnd, the case Is rry dif'oront We
are not able 20 state the exact force in
garrison, but are not aware Of any but
company c. Of the aglillery, probably
amounting 20 co or 20 mcn. If any re,
Iinforcements have been thrown in thC
fact has not transpiycd,
AZ the Navy Yard everything seemo,
to be quiet, and, Judging from appear
Nnce, tho work is going on a. usual
| The smoke from tho various engines curl
up as quietly and gracefully as il perfee
peace and quiet peryOdcd tho country
Since the above was IN type, we loarl
that the guns at Fnrt Rarraneas werl
spiked and the screws for elnvatinq IN
pieces broken, bolOrc the Abandonment o
the plsce hy the United States troops.
Every prspuration l. hoinC made to de
fend both Forts Pickeus and McRae /
the last extremity. Tho storcship Sun
lply is anchored between The forts, an
tho United States steamer Myandott
has steam up oll the time, ready for an
emergency.
No ammunition has vet been remove
from thc MaFazino in Woolsoy, or lror
the sheil-houso in WWrlngton,
A fatal mistake was committed in no
taking possession of these forts ten day
ago, whom il could have been done Will
out firing gun FiOy men then coul
have accomplished what thousand cal
not do to-day. We DO not pretend 10 ss
where this responsibility rests, but il wi
attach where Il belongs. We feel az
surcd, however, that no one hero
charreable with the blame, or respuns
T hlh lor the blood that this blundcf lac
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-01
sheriff Sale.

Nelson L. Brewer, ct az
VS., , Petition Tor Pat
Joseph Mason. ct al dtion
by yirtue Of an order made by the Court
ol Common Pleas Of Seneca county, Ohio, at
the January term. thereof, A. d. 1860, and
also an ordermade dy 20 ia Coir at the January
term thereof j sci in ihe above entitled cause
aud to me directed. shall oiict for sale, At
public venduo, 90 the door Of the Court House
in the city Of Tiiiin, in said county, on
TuE 9Th DAY Or March, A. d. 1861,
B,twccn the hours Of 10 o'clock A M. and 4
o'clock p. NJ. Of said day, the following de.
scrbcd lands and tenements, to wit:
Tho picco or parcel Of real estate situated
in the township Of Clinton, Sencca county.
Ohio, commencing for the same at the inter.
section OF tho centre line Of the Greenfield
road, commonly 80 called. with the ceutre
line Of the POrllpnd road, or Market Street,
In Hedges second addition to the city Of
1i1in, running thence south sixty seven de-
grcos, thirty minutes, east four chains aud
twenty seven links on and along the centre
line Of the Greenfield road, thence south forty
degrees, thirty minutes, west five chains and
ffty nine links; thence north forty five de.
grces, thirty minutcs, four chains and fly
links, TO the centre line Of the Portland road
thence north forty six degrees iifty minutes,
west four chains 10 the place Of beginning.
Containing two and six one hundtodth acres
cf land, moro or less.
TERMS or SALE;-One third cash on
the day Of sale, one third 10 one year, and ono
third IN two years, with interest. The de-
fcred payments to be secured by mortgage on
said premises.
fcbl, 60. 5000 Sheriff.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-01
A Necded Imvcstign1ion.

II will be seen by reference to Con.
gressionul proceedings, that tho House
has passed resolution instructing the
Select Committee on the Presidents
special message, TO inquire into the 70.
ported plot TO tako possession of the Ma
tionOl Capitol on or before the 4th Of
March. Il il to be hoped that the inycs-
tigution will be Immediately entered up
on. and that it will be thorough aud COM
pleto. It's high time that all should be
known that can be in regard 10 that
schcmo. The resolution created consid-
cradle excitement, aud developed con-
siderable fcvsrishncss in the minds OF
southern cmbcrs.-SaRdas'y Regis
Ter.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-01
BAroN ReauE. jan. 90.
LrlvrNwnnrH. inn. 90.

Tho admission Of Kansas creates CON
siderable enthusiasm among all parties.
100 guns were fired to-day by order OF
the Republican Central Committee. -
Messrs. Jones & Cartwright, the trans
portstion firm of this city hOvo not as
signed, as may DC inferred from special
dispatches 70 the st. Louis Rcpu9iean
on the 27th. The only assignment is
that Of Russell, Majors g. Wuddell, who
prefer home creditors and endorscrs.-
Jones and Cartwright are preparing for
an extended freighting business on the
Plains thc ensuing season. A new daily
paper, published by ID, r. Anthony, made
It's appearance yesterday. II will sup.
port the Republican Administrations -
Tho weather is very pleasant; the recent
heavy snow fast disappearing.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-01

The Sou0era CoHfederacy published
At Atlanta, Ga,) paper which has been
fighting most gaIlantly for the Union
and thc laws, says Of the late election
Tor uembofs Of the Georgia Cohsehtohl
"tt tisa notable fact that wherever tie
'Minutc-Mon,' rs they are called, have
had an organization, those counties have
voted by large mojortiss for immediate
secession Those they could not control
by persuasion and cooking, Deg dra-
g00Hed and bUliicd bg Hredis, jecrs and
snecrs. BY this means thousands Of good
citizens were induced 10 vote the imme-
diate secession ticket through timidity.-
Besides, the towns aud cities have been
flooded with sensation dispatches aud in
ilammatofy rumOrs manufactured in
Washington city for the especial occa-
sion. To DO candid, there never has been
as much Icing and bullying practiccd in
tho same length Of time, since the dc.
structiOn OF Sodom and Gomorah, as
has been IN the recent state campaign.-
The fault has been at Washington City
from that ccss-pool has cuunated all
the denominations that ever cursed FREQ
people,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-01
VARIOUS ITEMS.

o. The bin to organize tho militia Of
the District Of Columbia, has at length
passed the House-ll9 to A..
The Pacific Railroad bill has been 50
loaded with amendments as to probably
swamp il for the present.
or Hon. Timothy o. Howe (Rep. }
has boon chosen u s. Senator, by the
Legislature Of Wisconsin, in place of Mr.,
Durkoc, whose term expires.
Tho CStawba Indians have offered
their services 10 South Carolina as mill
tary company, and Gov. pickcno has ac-
ceptcd them. Fit nlliesi
0trTho recent seizure by the police
of New York Of arms destined for Sa-
yNSnah, has caused somo excitement in
Georgia, and 1t is thought retaliatory
measures will be adopted.
WOddcll, Majors & Jones, the grea;
mail contractors, have made an assign.
ment.
Floyd has been indicted upon charpos
Of corruption, but it Would be too much
20 expect him to be Brought TO trial.
II understood that Gov. Curtin, OF
Pennsylvania, will take prompt measures
to send five Commissioners to Washing
ton, 4th Of February, in response TO tho
request Of Virginia,
Tho kentucky Legislature has nppoln.
tod six Commissioners 10 tho 4th Of Feb,
ruaB Convention at Washington. Moro
head, RoU, Guthrie and Wicklih6 arc
strong Union men; Butler aud Clay pro-
badly sympathize with the Seoessionists
cs do a large proportion Of the Breokn-
ridge leaders in Kentucky.
Tho house Of WIN. Costigan, postmss.
ter Of Monomonee, Wsukcsha county
Wisconsin, was burned on Monday night
together with four Of his children, two
boys and two girls, aged from four to ten
years.
Two bills will soon be reported In the
i House, one 10 authorize tho President 1,
employ tho whole naval and military
power Of the Government, including vol
b unteors and militia, to protect the publ,
property, aud tho other authorizing hin
to suspend ports Of entry az his discrs
ton.
1 0SFTho special correspondents Of IN,
Cincinnati Commercial and Gazette tel
egraph the substance Of letter writer
on the evening 0fthe Goth inst, hy Lieu,
Douhlday Of Fort Sumtor, lie report
all hands in excellent health and spirits
and spelling for fight They have No
been supplied with any marketing fror
'ChNrlcston and will not receive any pro
visions in the shape OF gifts from Go,
pickcns. There is no truth whatever !
the reports as q mutiny and disadec,io
among the soldiers
CsyTbc Mobile Advertiser s,ys. aD,
ring the past year l35,tS6 muskets hnv
onqrlct'y transferred from the Ncrlher
arsenal at Springfield alone, 10 those In II
ISouthern States. We are much ohhge
, 10 Secretary Floyd for the foresight 4
) thus displayed in disSrmng the Mort
! and e9uipping hs South for his emei
qtBcG Thore Is no telling the Qnantit
, Of arms and tnOnitlous which were s0l
I South from otAcr Northern ursenals.- =
J There is no doubt but that oyery man
, the South who can carry a gun, can no
) be Supplied from, private or public sou
= ces. The Springfield contribution aloi
! would arm all the miliuamep of Alabau
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-01

Gen. Ashley, st tho oh Ohio District,
has recently made capital speech in
Congress, defending tn Republican par
" against the Halignings o. its enemies,
advocating a yjgoroU enforcement of the
laws, and opposing all compromises viii,
armed rebels, as humiliOting aud obnoX-
ious 10 free people. This is tho spirit
we like to SEQ manifested. No ooapro-
mi@ wiAtrdiiors IN arms rut down
treason drst, and talk Of concession az
forwards.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-01

FOslsIOns o. tho OHIO Dc,nocrn-


u anyMrthcr proof were needed, to
shoV SO depth Of mcanncss and infamy
70 which tho Democracy OF Ohio have
reduced themselves, and their utter srrv-
hy to The demands Of the South, IL is
con,sincd IN resolution adopted by
them, IN State Convention at Columbus
on The 92d Of Jan, as Follows;
Resolpcd, That the 100000 Democrats
Ut Ohio send to the people of the Unitod
Stetrs, both North and South, greeting
and when tho people Of The North shall
have Olflled ihrir duties to the Consli-
tuition aud the South-thcn, aud not till
then, will Il be proper Tor them 10 take
into consideration tho question OF the
right and propricty of coercion.
Atthis time, when firm, decisive action
is dem0ndcd--whcn The laws Orc yet at
defiance by armed drcbcls-whcn vessel
carrying car iag, has been fired into, and
the forts and urscnals Of the United
States Ne forcbly taken possession Of.
by sen u traitors, who seek to tear
jcwn thefair fabric oc our Government,
such action on the part Of the people Of a
freo state, Is indeed humillating. No
Democrat, who truly loves his country.
can rcadvhc ai.ovo resolution without a
sense OF shoasr and disgust, at the alb
jcct submission Of his party to the de-
naH6a II slavery.
Nc difference Nhat the grievances OF
Cre North may bc--no difference how
many oitizcus Of free states are hanged.
UsFred and fcathcrcd and driven out Of
the South, fur mere expression Of opin-
ion--no difference If the Constitution
and laws are set nt defiance, and the pub
lie property conhscatpd by treason and
rebellion, the position of the Ohio De-
unocracy is that tho North arc wholly 20
blanc, aud that tho is~s cannot Be IN.
Jorosdunii We back Down and do pen
ancc for what We hwe iono; in other
words W' mUa .6rsi acrsGe - Me demands
II ihe iraiS0r', before nee eSa punish thc
treason
u Il a timc'toNah OF ,conccs, ions md
saeriheea, whom man invade. y,ur prem.
isos and steals your Woreaty lr a few
men Of the North, yiutnc constitutional
obligations, does that give rho South H.
cepsc to commit treason visa impunty
Hereafter when man commits q
crime against the GoyerHment, it will on.
ly le necessary Eor h'm to say in defense
you cannot enforce NE lors a, -ainst me
,ohiie others vfolate hen; aud urcordin,
to Ohio Democracy, hc kould go free.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-01
DrIvlng oul Foor WING nIem.

Tho Mobile Mercury, Of the 9th ult.,
a leading Secession organ in Alabama,
comes TO US with leading article head
ed Vigilance Needed" and among 9TH
or things, says:
"2d. Slaves urc constantly associating
with io,o iohiie people tcho are not slave
oi0RcrS. Such people are dangerous 10 a
community, and SHOULD De MADE TO
LEAVE OUR CITY"
This is the spirit Of secession! All
white people who do not own ncgroer,
are Glow white people"-they arc dan
gerous to any community and ought 70 be
msdo 10 leave the cities and towns aud
states where they arc. This accords
with Rhett's doctrine Of allowing none
10 vote but those who own land OF ne
groes. This doctrine will be avowcd In
Tonncssoo, by the scccssionists, in less
than six mouths. No wonder thcy arc
down on Andy Johnsonl He opposes q
privileged order Of this sort.-PdrSof
Br0WHioW'S paper, Jan, Oh.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-01
The washington Conference.

We have not one particle Of conf
donco in the Conference Of Commissions
crs from different States, called for by
Virginia, TO assemble at Washington on
the 4th of February. At the same time
wo hopo tho Ohio Legislature will act up
ON tho matter, and authorize Gov. Denni-
son to appoint and commission tho re-
quircd number Of mon. But in Heavens
namo let them not be men without souls
or patriotism, who would basely assent 70
making Ohio tho custodian Of f0laVes who
woro brought hero by tho master, and
would surrender tho heritage of lroemen,
to the blasting curse OF bondage.--SaH.
ReQisi.r.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-01
New Iersey LerisIature.

TRENTON, n, j., Jan. 25
The Union resolutions cmbodying Crit
tendon's proposition, or recommending
some other conciliatory measures, and
appointing Chas. S. Olden, Peter ID,
Yroom, Robert f. Stockton, Beni, Wnl
iamson, Joseph r. Randolph, Frederick
Il, Frolinghuysen, Sr,, Rodpan NJ, Price
Edmund J Styker, and NJ. G. Alexander
Commissioners 10 60 20 Washington ant
ioin Va. and other State Commissioner
in bringing about reconciliation, in or
der TO preserve the Union, came up in
the House to-day, and after awhole dSy's
session without adjournment lhcy were
passed--yeas 81, nays ~.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-01

JUDGE TANEY UNFOLDING TRArroRs. -
A special dispatch from Washington 10
ho EvoRiRS Post Gays; Mr.. Il. c.
Troadwel. of New York, on Saturday
placed in tho hands OF Chief Justice Ta-
ney an affidavit charging Toombs, Cobb,
Floyd, Iyorsou, and several Cougrcssmou,
with treason aud misprison OF treason.--
Judge Taney on Monday refused 10 issue
any process, and the clerk Of the Su-
preme Court returned the affidavit, saying
that the Chief Justice had pronounced il
an improper paper
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-01
FARM FOR SALE.

The uHdusirned offer, for ssle bic FERN a. miles
norih east or Tim on the Portland State Road, con-
asung Of 100 acres, lpO which isil GOOD state of
cultivation die haunra BE- timber, Theso
~ nsyerAiuag sI1iuss On he issm, 20 situated a.
90 ahofd tiu-A watef lD each ed. The hNiidura ere
az nearly TIE snl Fool far az Kinds ~ EIiu
The ncaiesl market ii WaiisRs station beins one
and halimiles diaaut.
As most pcr.ons would rrofcr yiewiug a fam before
purghasinF uhrT comments are caauiea nnne feie
tsuons Al dilauee desiHns luf.her inioimais WI
addrets tle uuaonibned ~ Iluni .sn7 81 ~, -,
lanl--am hhfNi9 H'""ri-'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-01
CnttIng oR the suI, nIlc..

The bill Of Mr.. Coiraz, Of hnd., to sus-
pend the transportation Of The Mails in
rcbellious states, is move in the right
direction. There is no rcas IN why tho
loyal eitHcns Of the United S, utes should
be taxed 70 sustain nail facilities in
stats, that are in open arm, 'd rebellion
against ehc Government, aud that refuse
to ackRsRlcdge IL jurisdietioi. Such a
course Keuld only foster rcbf Let
the ptncction Of the Cove rnment, so
far us possible, be uithlrUwn--let the
supplies be cut on-lsl the 10 oils be sus-
y subsl and the ports closed and let them
.tastc some Of the biccr fruit Of scll-de-
Wcnjcnce and Isolation. IL anything
short Of force win bring them TO their
senses, this will DO IT, Wo hopo Mr..
Coifsx's bill will become a law.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-01

Where are Andrew jackson
DOncisOn, and Andrew JaCIS-
son coffee
In Juno, ls4s, General Jackson, in his
retirement at the Hermitage, wrote his
will with his own hand In il, among
other bcqucsts, were two-one bequeath-
ing the Tennessee sword to his nephew.
Andrew Jackson Donelson, with this in
junction;
That ho fail not 10 use Il when neces-
sary iR support and protection Of our glo-
ftous Union, and for he protection Of fls
coAstitUtioHal rights Of our beioucd coua-
Try, should they be assaled by foreign
enemies or domestic traitors.
The other gave the New Orleans
sword to his granddaughter, Andrew
Jackson Coffee, with similar condition:
That he WELD It in the protection of
the rights secured 10 the American citi-
zen under our glorious Constitution
against oil invaders, whether foreign foes,
or Intestine traitors.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-01
News by Telegraph.
var. I.incOln's Route 90 wash
ingtOn.
SPRINGFrELD, Jan, 81,

NfkiNGfiElpi jan ~,
A special despatch TO the New York
Herald says; Il ia now positively ssser-
ted that Mr., Lincoln win depart for
Washington on the nth OF February.
lie will go hence via Lafayette 20 In
dianapols, where he will receive the
Inequalities Of the Indiana Legislature,
Thence he will proceed, by way Of Gin
einnuti, TO Columbus, Cleveland, Buffalo,
and Albany From Albany he intends
70 make for llorrishurg direct, thence TO
Baltimore and the Federal Capital But
the tour to New York aud Philadelphia
is not impossible. Arrangements for
speeial trains all the way through are
making, No military escort viii be ae-
eepted, The entire Journey is expected
be made inside Of ten days,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-01
Fron GCorgln.

AUGUSTA, Jan. 24.-Goy. Brown, a,
the head OF 700 State troops, this norm
ing, demanded the surrender Of the Cni-
ted States Arsenal. His demand vas
complied with; the troops in charge "a
luting the United States flag before hayl-
ing il down. Tho United States trools
arc to be sent 70 New York.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-01

Tho explanation given OF Major An
dcrson's inactivity when the Star Of the
West was fred upon, is that he had no
knowledge of the fact that the vessel
carried reintoroements, and on hearing
guns from Fort Morris, he prepared to
open ere upon the rebels, and was only
prevented by the sudden retreat of the
Star Of the West,--OAio SLATE Journal.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-01
Itnn.nn In II1e UmIoM.

The bin tor the admission OF kansas
has At length passed both honse' of Con-.
Ersss. and only needs tke signature OF
the PFesident 70 hoooino law. Jus'iec
s. vindicatcd. ahi chc will Of sovereign
people, desiring libssty, has o, length tri'
unphsd.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-01
Sr. LorIs. Ian. a5

A special dispatch to the Republican,
from Jackson, Miss, dated the 23d, says
the Convention elected seven delegates
to Southern Confederation, to meet at
Montgomery, Ala, and also passed an or
dinOnGe to raise eight reg imonts ofToops.
jeff Davis was elected Major G Goneral.