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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-24
hETTEIE EE!9glMa GA%MEc SO %MEcrty SSEs2S ihS
Z. w. CLAuE, IN.
On behalf Of Committee.

thinEs-TheiT Calculations, ,Sc.
tFiom ne ~ outs prmocratl
| II will be remembered that Just before
Camp Jackson was surrounded by the
/ Government forces, numbers Of the Sc.
cCssion troops sought safety ia precipit.
uto flight, throwing down their arms and
casting of their military clothing. A
roundabout thrown away by ono of these
| fugitiyes was found tho next day near a
bOusD in the vicinity Of Camp Jackson,
aud in lis pocket was found a letter IN
closed in a JEFF, Davis Envelope. We
arc permitted TO make . copy Of the let
ter. Here il iG
CANP Jackson ST. Louis, May 3.
DEAR BROTHER, Matches, Misg;--Sinoe
| last wrote you We have had Rccossions
to cur Minute Men, making in all about
1900 men, including the State troops
Ours, that ia the Min0te Men, have daily
accossioRb, Our rtnd, Nv us corner OF
Fioh aud Pine, aA kept busy recruiting.
In short time we shah have enough TO
bring the Union men or Back Republic
ans into our terms, or force them 10 leave
the State. We have Governor who Is
a true blue. Ho is trying 10 get a bin
through the Legislature that will bring
them to terms. When we get say from
1900 TO 1000 Minute Men well armed,
we shall bo ready for thum. We pulled
the wool over their eyes by making them
think we only intended 10 stay In camp
six days. We intend TO stay here until
the Governor gCts all things right at LET
ferson City By that time we shall have
all the mt we want We shall force
them into measures to suit us OF leave the
state. We are for the South.
] have just received word that Capt. Ly-
on intends to attack Us Tomorrow, aud
shall have TO close writing and 90 to work.
We shall whip the damned United States
forces. Our dag till floats 1T the corner
OF Filth and Pine, and we shall conquer,
and expect hot work, We will make
these Union men CRY for quarter VT
Hurrah for the Southern Coniederaey aud
jeff Davis, and damn Lincoln ana the
stars aud stripes. How is r. How is,
ETC., etc. Am IN hurryi will iinish alter
the battle Is won, and tell you how we
have whipped them. have got some Jrf,
Davis envelopes, enclose this in one,
Write soon, Yours truly, G. W
r, S, ! shall msil this on Saturday
when ] ouR give you ali the particulars
Uf our glorious yictSry.
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There spoke a true Democrat,
Exhibitiag the CIovcn Foot.

Il win bo gratifying TO Jeff Davis aud
his eonfcdtrat to know that slavery,
which is the moth Of rebellion and the
fruitful source OF all our troubles has q
symPuthiter and apologist in the Seneca
AdrsrfiSer. Tho Adyeriissr says that
this war has nothing 10 do with slavery
Directly, We will admit il has not but
then slavery and rebellion are 90 init.
mstely connected that tho one cannot be
suppressed without affecting the other.
Every school boy knows this.
We never advocated "ioar Of erisr-
niNstiCn," a. tho Adperiinr charges.
but We did say and nc rcPsSi Il, that slu-
very has caused all cur troubles and tha,
We nev,r can have any peace, until its
Foliiiesl pewcr is subdued We do not
mean by this that tho slaves should he
liberated and ,urnol loose, but only that
the Constitution" should bc restricted and
not allowed longer 20 rulo this nation OF
dictate terms TO the North,
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The Cnmp Jnekson Fatality
sfatement ~ nm Eyewitness

Statement ~ nm Eye-Witness.
lfron the So. Lows Democrat.l
The sistoment we bave given Of che
fatal shootinG at 1indell's Grove, e thal
repeated daily By scores who were pres.
ent and pitnesseA the scene. ttstahds
a fact aa olcsrly ascertained az any ufidel
heaven, thar the troops were not only
subjected 70 atrociOus abuse and an 40
cumulation Of the most insulting person.
al indignities, and we're fercely ossailed
with rocks, but repeatedly fired into
wounded and several Of them shot dow o.
before they fired upon their assailunts.- -
In further Confederation % this already
thoroughly uttested fact, We present the
following account Of the
CONFLICT ON FRipAY.
have read tho article in the Republi.
can and State Journal, giving an account
Of tho conflict on tie 10th inst, and ar
they ere utterly at variance with the
truth, consider it my duty, az an eye
witness Of the sad occurrence, to make
the following plain statement Of the
facts
lst. The troops from the Arsenal, es-
pecislly the Germans, were, for at least
an hour, subjected to the most violent
and insulting vtuperation. Besides this.
they were spit upon and kicked by the
excited crowd, and not a few Of them
we're singled out and threatened with
death the instant they should show their
faces upon the street. Some Of these
threats have already been executed
Z Luysfa stnN,ns- uwA h.lasaass
day, and have heard vulgar and abusive
language, but never have / listened
70 such variety and vohbility Of
billingsato as was poured upon the
United States troops and the Union by
The secessionist mob Of Friday. During
all this time the eolditrs stood like stat
utcs, replying TO no abuse aud retalia-
ting no violence / looked on in aston
ishment at the self control of the troops,
and though saw the brow flush, and the
eye flash, and the lip grow pale, vet the
low spoken command Of the officers
to "keep cool" was implicitly obeyed.
Cd. s6t0 shoipers Of stones hKrisd and
a pistol fired By he mob, now pressing up
on the lines into the ranks of the soldiers,
after which several other pistol shots fol-
loved from near the same point, accom-
panied by terrible cursings Of the Odd
Dutchmen," and hoarse hurrahs for jeff.
Davis and Gov jackson. 1 sdl0 fi0O SOL
diers fall, shot down by the demons in
in the crowd. 10 tods not until this oc-
eurrenos, that shOf t0as fired from he
ranks. This know, and an ready if
required to make affidavit of its truth
At this point felt the blood trickling
down my leg from a flesh wound by a
BUILT (not noticed in the cxcitemcnt)
and was compelled 70 return home.
In conclusion you will allow me to say
that know personally most Of the Off
GERS Of the Arsenal troops, and know
them to be peace loving citizens, and
that nobody deplores more than they the
death Of the innocent persons who fell.
Upon the mob and the mob alone rests
the stain of their blood.
Respectfully. C, c. ZHUs.
81. Louis, May y, 1861.
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sheriff Sale.
Gilbert n. Ogden,

Lucius Skeels,
BY virtue Of an execution tO.wit A writ
Of Venditioni exponis duly issued from the
eoutt Of common pleas OF Seneca County o.
and 70 me direo'edI shall offer Tor sale Al
public yendue, atths door of ths Court n ouse
in the city Of Tifin in said eOpntyi
On THE eth DaT 90 MAJ A. D. 1861
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ and
I O'Clock P. M Of said day the life interest Of
Lucius Skcsls, IN the following described lands
aud tenementa 70 wit; 'Dl.
The West half Of the South West quarter
OF Section Six i6l, Township two ~, Range
seventeen 10 In seneca County, Ohio exeeb
ting isentyHve t2Sl. acres, Said exeepti6n
described sslclioWe 10 vii; Commenuihk 4.
The Soolh Weat corner of said land, runnine
thence East eighty (e0) rods theEes NORTH fftv
rods, thence West eighty (S0). rods thenee
South my 800, rods 70 The place Of begin
nag. .i'F 'H
}oJ LEVI WEIRICR.
April, R6th, 1861 SA.lS sherR
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Lct the Coed WoSk Begin and
God speed tIie Ittuht!

II we ere 10 believe the reports that
daily come by telegraph, the inevitable
collision Of arms near Washington can.
not long be delayed, aud soon wars dread
reality will ho upon u.s. The Govern
mcnt has been nal ing the most active
frsfa-atiops during tho past week.-boops
have been hurried forward with all pos
sibls dispatch and large bodies arc con-
centrating at Washington, Fort Monroe
and chumbersburgh Pa. II was eond-
IDENTIFY assorted that the Government
teniAe to-day "wednesday and take pos.
SESSION Of Arlington Heights. smul.
tineous advances will probably be made
agaiost Iarper's Ferry. Cuipeppcr and
Norfolk aud the rebels will be attacked
on every side at once. The ball will
probably open before the close Of the
week,
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NOTICE
Sheriff Sale.
J0.sph shav.

Anthony Shaw, a Al. HFt'
BY virtue OfRn order made BY the Couri
ot Common Pleas Of SepeeA cOuntY, Ohio, a
the February wrm A. D. 1851, in the above
entitled caohe hnc 10 me directed win offeT
Tor sale at public Vendue At the door Of tie
Court BOsSs in thssily a. TiRH. 10 ssis
county, "a .-..
Tm 2Ttb DAY o. NAT, A. d. 1861.
between the hours % 10 o'eiOek, "A NJ. hnd
4 O'clock =. p. n, Of said day, The folloving
lands and tenements to-uit:
All that parcel Of land situated In the tow :
ship = SeiFio, village Of Republic aad The
county of Seneca. ia The stabs of Ohio, and
kEeSe as W Mahsi0u Heuss properly Ia
said village being bouAded as folloWs 70 wit;
ssseay ibthe( 7al isst oa ifoin thd eaii end
Of ln 'lsthumbeF one hundpad and hhy 1907
and segen.y three (72l leet on fSo1 the easi
end Of ln los number ens hundfod aud hfy
one A5i) also ffty (S0) iset "a fr6m the eaSl
end ol In-lo nOnihst one hundnsd aud 6fty
two Cl52) With the appur.sneuees thsFsuEto
belsnGing-all in the village u RspVblio
nEvI wErRWK.
APdl I9h 1851 el,so. shsriG
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1.-The Day OF CompromIse is
Past"

NV
This was the patriotic uttcraneo oI
Gen. Butler Of Mass,--a Brrckonfidpc
Demoerat--on the occasion OF a scrcnads
giReH him 1t Washington, the other day.
"I'ss SSy Of comPromiss is pasi"--the
issue is now elSSr,y Pr seuted to us and
We must decide it at tho caunon's mouth.
II 10 nonsense 10 talk Of compromise and
PsucHble adjustment At this stage Of the
drama, when treason has eliminated in
elocdshcd and open, overt acts Of REBEL.
ion, and threatens 10 oYcrthroN the best
government on the earth. The question
DOW fr1CauPOp US is Union or Disunion.-
Government or no Government and he
70 eilhors coward or sadly wanting In
Ps'riO'irn, who talks OF compromise now
Whats Compromise with a set ofrebels,
who have mutinied against tho authority
OF the Government and whose touls are
black as night, with the awful crime Of
treason No, neverl while there is a
patriot arm 10 strike or heart to dare !
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Sheriff Sale.



William X. cibson, 81 FL.
~ virtue Of an ordsr made By the Cour
Of Common plens of Seneca e0hHty. Ohio al
the November tern, A. D ls60,in The above
entitled eauss aud 10 me directed, Wid oler
for sale at public vendne, ht tbe door Of Che
Court House in the city of Timn in said eo1n.
ty,on
TIE 9th DAT Or JUNE, A. D. 1861,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. N and
o'clock p NJ. Of aaid day, the folleWihg
lands and tensments, 10 wiz
One un6ividsd half Of the east half Of the
nOrth sast quarter u section number thirty
thrsa (33) aud the north west quarter Of sec
ton number thirty four (34) except twenty
ta0) acres OF the east aide thereof, and
eighteen (lS) acres out Of The south Wesl
corner Of the south west quarter Of section
number twenty seven t27) al IN Eden town
ship SeHeca County, Ohio.
And the whole Of Lots No. 5, s, and u 10
Oakley south Of and uenr Tifin in said
c0untycontAining five acres in eleh lot.
LEVI WEIRICK Sheriff.
May "a. 1861. S465.
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Hiram QUARTR's, o. v. M., Adit Gen.l
OtiC's Columbus, o., May n, 1861.
The following extract from General
Order No. 10, issued from the War De
portment, under date Of May 9Th 1861,
offers : bounty Of One hundred Dollars,
70 those who enlist under said order for
the period Of three years, IL the war
shall last 70 long. ~EVery VolWNiesr,
Nenoommissi0Red g6iesr, private, mUsi.
can, aud aritfotr, uaO snfers he eFVics
of he URifsd States under fAis pian,
siall BE- paid AZ tAs rate IF 90 esnts, sal
/ u cavalry UolaRtser, g. esAis, addition.
al IN heH Of forage, for every tpsHty
miles Of frdpe from AIS Aome 10 lse plaos
Of msgisr-iAs disiaRos 20 b medsursd
bt fie sAortsEt VsRaly Travelled rOuie-aRd
chen AoR0rabiy discAarged, an ailOoaRcs
a. tie saHss roie from fls pldSs Of his DIS
Charge 70 Ais home, and IN a6din0h Aers-
10, fAe sun Of one hHR3red dollars.
II. b. CARRlN6TON, Adjt Gen.
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Sheriff sale.
Charles Daugherty

John Williams.
BY virtue Of an execution duly issued from
thesCourt Of Common Pleas Of Seneca county.
Ohio. aud 10 ins directed, ! shall oiisr fer sale
At public Vcndue, at the house Of John Will
iams, in said eounty,on
THE 4th DAT oT JUNE, A. d. 1861,
bctwseA the hours Of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4
o'clock ?. NJ, the following personal property
10 wits
One Yoke Of Work Oxen, and two Lumber
Wagons. Tobs sold as The property Of Jshn
Williams, TO satisfy said writ in favor si
Charles Daugherty.
LEVI wEIRIOK,
May %, 1861. $3.50 SherH
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OrGsn. n. N. Bill has been appoint.
cd Asatlant Quarter Master General,
and leaves the city this morning 10 make
tho necessary preparation for receiving
troops at new camp 20 be orgaLiaed al
Bellbir. We have not learned the name
OF tho cam p.-- C0lUmbls jour. rs.
DR.. w. r. Hurley, editor OF thc Nash.
Vile Democrat, spirited Union paper,
which was suppressed BY mob, has been
appointed 20 ! frst.olass olerkship in the
Sixth Aui.tofs Once er Waohmg,oh.
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Sheriff Sale.
Matthew MeCsrty


The chhtOa Line Extension Rail Read
l'I ' Company et al. f0H N
BY Vlrtuu of an order made by The Court
% Comfn0n Plsaa Of Seneca county, Ohio, az
the November term A. d, 1850, ID The above
entitled cause aud 70 me directed. will ofsr
for sale at pubic ycndno Al the door of
the Court House In The city of Tim, u said
qounty, on H.... .grtr
TRE 27th DAE o. MAJ, A. ID, 1851,
bstWesn the hour Of 40 o'clock "A, ~, and 4
o'clock p, n. OF said day tAs follovIRs lands
and tsnemsRts, 70 uit; rt-t...
In-lsts nuRber two hundrsd aud thirty two
(232l and two huRdred asd any eight (25S)
IN he town Of Repphlis, and also Let aumbsr
"a" PsFry'a Addition 70 the town of Rspub
". in the esuny Of Seneca and Slate sf
Ohio. s.iaf.-Ll..,i.s.-.r. ,a
LEVI wEIRIcK.
April l9th, 1861, tA,o0 ShsdR
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RESPONSE OF OUR VOLUNTEERS
CAnF DEuusoS, o., q.
May 18th, 1861.

AMME UkNNNhNNf W.
May 18th, 1851.
To rHE PEouE OF TiFFIu AND YlcrE.
irTr-Aeain arc We called upon 10 &C.
knowledge yom bencheence aud klndnes,
towtrdt us. Wo esnno, think that you
send thcse donations 70 ps as mere indi.
viduals FOR a. such, we are conscious
we Do not need them. We know they
come 10 Ne 90 soldicrf, enlisted in the
cause Of freedom, 70 fight our country e
battles. As soldiers we receive them -
We fully appreciate that spirit Of patriot
lem end love Of liberty which prompts
them. We are assured by such Cxpress-
ions, that when the red fd d shall be COW
cred with the li'o blood Of some Of our
members, there arc those among you, who
will willingly leap forward and place
your bodies in the breach that we may
ever present an unbrokon line against
tho foes Of human progress.
Ata meeting Of the company, the fol-
lowing resolutions were reported by n
Committee previously appointed and
unanimously adop cd by three times three
hearty cheers.
Whsreas, Company A CSonoea SHARP
shootcrs) Of the 9th Regiment o. V. M.,
have just received, from the citizens OF
Tihiu, and vicinity ono box Of clothing,
! Jbl. eFgs, 3 bbls. spplcs, cans ofbut.
ter, bcsidcs several and sundry boxes,
packages, cto.. therefore,
Resolved, That we are laid under re-
ncwcd and increased obligation TO our
Kind fritnts, for their liberal donations
aud benevolent symPuty toward us---so
frequently demonstrated, not by words
or speeches merely, but by substantial
acts.
RESOLVED, That we extend our heartfelt
thanks to the ladies, for their generous
efforts, in so promptly making and for
TO as the articles Of clothing
that we thank those friends in the coun-
try, for their liberal offering Of excellent
butter CHE rhrest article of luxury that
could DO furnished soldier in camp y
that wo thank our friends for their well
chosen treat Of eggs and apples; and
that oil the kindness Of cur friends at
home deserves tribute Of gratitude, such
as words cannot express.
EDWARD BunL
r. W. CLAEK, in.
4. u. BEAN.
GEO. BAU0HER.
A II. BTERs,
&. w. BARNEs.
Committee.
II is duo here to mention the many
generous person donations, received by
tho various members Of our company
We cnn scarcely imagine that the dom
ors eau cnjoy the giviNS bette than we
the recciriagi yet we wish that they
may fully realize tho seriptural truth
"ltis more pleased to give than to re-
ceive,"
The donation Of needle-casos, ("HouSo-
wives') socks, ETC., from the young la
dies uro specially remembered. May
those fair hands never want bravo hearts
and stroug arms to afford them Protec-
ton through life.
Z. w. CLAuE, IN.
On behalf Of Committee,
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Jhs Vermont tFoops arc among the
ylIy bcst regiments. Better could not
possibly DO found. In the regiment are
oetr one hundIbd eRduhtes of colleges
ead any urnber Of first rate mechanics.
Ahsa annlqsEs pride lhsmaslVan on the
oresn houutain BoyEas marksmon, and
capable of hndsrgoing any anolat Of.
argus Sfitiir1J . e1uAbis ls 2
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and Special Master'l
Sale.
William Rinipgsr

M Henry s, Isbell cad Others. .5 . r
BY virtue Of an order mAds By the Court
Of Common floas Of SshetA County. Ohio Al
foF sale 81 public veudus, at lhs door Of ths
Court House in the shy 0f Tina, In said
eountys on I1ial saan rc.
TnE 9tth DAE o. ,JgNEy A. d. lssl, r.
between the hours OF no o'clock A. M. aud 4
o'olock r. N Of said day, the folloWiuR landt
and nnosaahfs. tn,ui 5sn u
IN lOt No. 81 "a tha town Of Atlloa, Sen
sca sOan.y, Ohio.
NJ aia9 s LEVI WgIRICK,, .
SAeriR and Special Master
Nsy - 1851, aS.6o,
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UmoH CoNyTpTioN n IGHNEsskE.- The
Uhioh men Of Easg Ponnessee have call
ed a Convention % meet ~ ROCKVILLE on
the 30th. We hope they will be able 10
effect come good results, bat ParSon
nrownlOw describes the condition OF
things a. little less horrible than in the
frenzy Of the French Revolution, The
traitors arc Foliag ths unsrmed pstfis,s
0ith 4 Fod ef hea.
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,0a-lfoh, John s. Carlisle, the leading
UaiORisi in Northern Virginia, in his
speech rt'WhseliDE, said thot Yiri5nia
va utterly and hopslessiy ruined. Her
dsbfis o5y;nlAs miIlious Of doilars-
~. has hOl = dollAriR ths Treasury, and
10 credit. ,l rl
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John shermau T'UIIes the First
PrivauSer. rfH -g.t tl

Hon. JOaA SHERnAa II now acting aS
aid TO Maj, Geu. PATrERsON, OF Pennsy.-
vAnia. Mt S. has been iortuNale enough
70 haze hand in esPtunng the isst pri-
yateer Of che war, On bic return nom
Washington The other day, while cross
ing the Chesapeake, suspicious vessel
was hailed, Il enAesVored 70 escape,
but a gun fired BY SHERNAH changed tho
vessers intention, end abe broaght 10
immediately. The prize was Baltimore
dttod schooner, with two brass guns.
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From washington.
lsPre!al dispatch 10 the worldl
WAsuINCroK Nav 10.

Dom .t.. " AaAlNeloNt Mty ~
REApT ToK ACTION,
The ,huty i've thousand troops hera
have had none of their umal parades,
drills, etc. to-day owing 20 the fact that
they have beCR ordered 10 be ready At .
moments notice for action, Religious
CxcTcises haye been held, however, among
most 9f che Regiments, and the cold and
gloomySdaY h6s otherwise pRss,d v,Ty
pleasantly. To outside observers there
has been ROthiRg which would seem TO
neeesGitrie tho eNgpordinary order allu-
ded 70, but the splhorities doubtless have
important Information upon which the
aetion is based.
IHR roTeNAc TO N eRosssp. .
by Wednesday Il iS believed that ten
hoOspndof our soldiers viii be eneamp-
"a on ATlibgton Heights, their tents
yhitening The very ground on which IA
located the residence 81 Gen. Lee. the
Commander Of the Virginia forcss,
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b5 Ths Norwalk EEYsrimtni recon,
mendS Gen, IA. JsEES. 0f ihst place,
ior tie Fees of BrIgtdieF Gensral Gen.
Jones had considerable experience in the
MsSiesn war, and Z amply qualified to
az ths Peai ef Big, General. d .,o
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WAsHrNeroN, Nj

WAsHNGroN, May 20.
The Post says Government has reoeiy-
Cd advices from London, which afford
satisfactory indications Of the line Of
policy which will DO pursued by the Brit.
ish Government towards the seeded
states. The Administration entertains
a firm conviction that its course in crush-
ing out the Rebellion, will be fully sus-
tanned In England,
Judge Nelson writes from Tennessee,
that The Union men Of tho eastern sec.
ton Of the State will give 90 600 major.
ity against secession.
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CMAMnERalrRa, lIaH 9o.

Seven hundred Virginia troops, arrived
oPposite WilliamspoTt, on the Potomac
River, 2e miles south OF this point. II
is believed here that they Intend making
an ineuTsion into the southern bOr-
dera of this State.
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UDOLPHO wOLFE's
Pure sherry Wine.
InpOrad and Bottled by himself, sane a, Port Wine
UDoLPHO WoLFE,s

---r UDoLPH0 WoLFES ..-
Pure maica Rum,
ST, cR0IX RUN. SCOTCH 4 IRISH wHIsKEY.
Ahtbs ahoys iuapsrlsd and bs,,lsd By ldnIsu, uaf,
Fah'ed pure and best quality,
TO THE PUBLIC.
/ viii stake myEsputatioA at nAn, NJ y a ndine ~
meTchan 0ithiay yeaFs EssidsRssia New Yofk that
what pledge and testify TO with ny tsh my label and
my esrihgaisi Is correct, ana sAh be relied uPoa By
P6ysioisns who use Winss asd Iisusrs In thsl,
practice sbouldg,ve the PTsisTehcs totheIo artielss
foi sale BY all rs'Psstabs Druggists and Apo,hses.
UDoLPRo woLrB,
sols ManufaetuTeT and Imgortsr Or schsidam AFsrat
ie sehnaaps, No. y, Bsavsr street, New Yofk.
FoTuAls ~ bubois = o. Tian'o. aPlssa
H' .l. NOTICE .oIH
Is hereby given that the annual County
Board II Equalization, for Senaea County,
wiz neft at the ApdltOr's Omre, 10 Tima,
on ne Wsahesday Rftsr the third Mondsy
lbeing Che s2d daSi q May, 1861, for the
purpose Of eqnaliEing the valuation of Real
aud Personal Property, Monica. Credits, Ae.
within the eouRty. The Tax Payer3 ol The
county are requested 70 take notioe, and lay
before the Board their causes Of complaint AZ
their nexi ensuing seaSion.F r.FH
BY order Of the Board.
ISAAC KAGY,
Ulerk Of the hoard. y
AIFil 20, 1861 6l.--mAy3.4W 1..1 Ia
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-24

Strayed to the fesidenee of the
.sSssaas On che css Asas, sas u,iR sasl Il INA,
REDDISH Roam cow.
Ths swnsF u rsqssssd y pSsys properly, pay
ehapssHad takshsf avsyi
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-24

A passenger from Texas reports that
Cen Young was pursuing Mon gumory
aud the Federal troops. lie overlook
his baggage, supply aud ammunition
trains, with some beCvcs and horses
Montgomery had evacuated Fl. Washita
and was on his way to Fort Arbuokle.-
Gen. Young was determined to take
Forts Cobb and Arbuekle.