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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-04
nInIor And, non. conn d, e,n.

Major And' rsOn's Coup d Etn'.
Great excitement has been created
throughout the country by the strntegct-
ical movement Of Muior Anderson, in
evaeuating Fort Moultrie and taking pos.
session Of Fort Sumptcr, much stronger
aud more commanding position. The
movement was made on his own rcspon.
Sibility. being len TO his own resources
ny cde President twas erected during
tue night and the mex, day the South Ca
rolina troops took possession Of the aban-
dbned Fort and slso Castle Pinokncy
BefOre retiring, Major Anderson spiked
the guns and burned the carriages. The
South CaFolinisus RECORD the muvemcn,
IA a breach Of Gaih % toward them, aud
they demand that Msjor Anderson be
remandsd to Fort Moultric. The Cabinet
huVe been in great tribulation over this
matter, and Secretary Floyd has resigned
and the resignation o. Thompson and
Thomas is asserted
The war steamer Harriet Lane, has
been ordered TO Charleston hurbor with
scalel orders. What the purport Of
these orders is, is tot known, aud no one
can tell what day may bring forth.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-04
I,nmorcd ConcIIintlon.

There is a report that the House Com
mi,tee Of 80 are likely to come 10 en-
agreement on Winter Davis proposition
to admit New Mexico ss state, with or
without slavery, and to admi, no more new
states without the unanimous consent Of
the Safes,
II Is also reported that there isa likeli-
hooh ofthc Senate adopting Crittenden's
prop positions in a modified form.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-04
HencrnI sco1t in 1872

The N. Y Century has tho following:
General Scott was at Fort Moultrio,
with a command Of 300 men, and a COM
plcment Of officers. With a view to al
lay some natural anxiety in his own mind
as to the fidelity Of his oflicers, he sent
for a Judge of the United States Court,
and addressed him in their hearing as fol-
lows:
Judge, have long ago takou my oath
Of allegiance to the United States Gov
eminent, but II occurs to me that in this
extraordinary emergency | will do il
again. There is no improperly in it,
and gentlemen" said he. turning to his
officers; it will not hurt any one ofus."
The oath was then administered to
every officer present
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-04

Prepare for thc worst.
It's how pretty csFlsia lha, the luuu
uutatiou of Bnc5ln will BE- rcsisied
Treason walks sbfoal IN the land and 4
receiving aid and encouragement, from
tbo President and his CsbiBct. The ol,
houry-hcudvd trsiior, who occupies IN,
presidential chair, is SECRETLY playing int,
the hands Of traitors and diuniou.sts
lie is determined that bis administration
she'll end The Government, ifii g. iu hl
power TO do il. The Treasury has beer
drained B., thrsc traitors, ror mcrccnar,
purposes, and the Goycrnmeu, rendered
completely hankrup,-not dollar In III,
Treasury 20 pay members of Congress
Bot uiis is not all. Secret cmissaric,
lfrm thc Cotton Stlics are travelling
through firgiaia and Maryland, irving tc
poison The public mind sud inctc N,
people % rebellion and agmrd resistance.
The Richmond EngEirer sounds IL, wal
trumpet aud oounsels resistance. Tho
object Is 20 take possession Of Washing.
ton City, before the ith Of March, and
thus prevent tho Inauguration Of Abra-
ham ldnOolu; end VIC should not wondor
" srch were the case. Northern demo.
sfats arc doing hll they can to Increase
tae excitement and bring on such a re-.
suit The man ai tho North that doe.
not come out boldly, irrespective Of par.
y, and give his hand anil voice for N,
Union and the enforcement Of the laws
is as blga traitor us Rh,tL lycrson or
Toombs.
The question IL, shall Lincoln be in.
augurutcd and the Con tuition aud laws
sustained, or shall thcss malcontcnts be
Pemlttcd to break up tho Unionl Let
Me freemcn Of tho North answer, ir nc.
ccsstry, at the point Of tho bayonci
We believe lhcro is patriotism enough
len in this government 10 save Il. Then
let Il speak out. lftherc l. man, who
loves hia country, now is the time "a
show his faith by his works We have
towards among us and traitors, who
would sell their country for thirty pieces
Of silver. They should be watched.
There is danger that tho Inauguration
Of Lincoln cannot be effected without
bloOdshed. Let every freeman at tho
North arm himself at once aud let Us, Il
necessary, scnd half million Spaytau
troops 70 Washington, with Old Abo and
awe the South into submission to law
aud justice.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-04

TUE HEALTH AND LIFE OF WOMAN,
Is continually in peril irsheis mad enough to ne.
glecl o. malreat those sexual irregularities 10 which
twothttds other sea are more or less subject.
Dr.. Cneesemanb Pills. prepared ft9m the sane ior.
mua which The iuyeRtoT Cornelius l.. Cheeseman, M.
~ 81 New YORK, has for tweHiy years uted success
mlly In an extended private practes--immed ediately
relieve without pain, al disuItlnces Of the periodical
disohafgsi whether antiuE IRON rsaSation oFtupprss
ston. They act Ike charm in renewing the pains
that accompany diucuW imInodeFaio mcuEiruliinn.
and the only safe lud reliable remedy foT Fnshss
Sick Headaehsa fniua the Lnins hu.k and Sides,
Pslpitaiiou Of the Heart, Nsryous uemori uysteros,
spsims, Brokea sleep und other unpleasan, and
dsngeToua Effects Of an condion ef the sex
nal functions, tn The worst cases Of Flour Aha OF
Mbitet, they ehFct q speedVcurs.
TO WIVES AND NATIONS,
nr, Chsssemaus Pills are oftTed as the only safS
means ofFonewing interrupted mengwauon, but
LADIES MUST nEAR IN MIND
There is one condition ofihe female system in which
the rhs eaRnothe taken Withou producing pocuiai
tesuh The condition FcleFfcd 10 Il eFsgnHncythe u
sun Miscarriage, Such it Ae irrcsistahls tsndoney
the medoias 70 restore nc sexual innoi0ns 70 nof
NAL eondion that even the leproduotive power Of
tups eNhnot usi1i g.
Explicit dirscnens, ttatng when, and when thel
should uot b. u-sd, with each R0x-the price cacl
nsx, containing from 40 10 so Pis
A Valushlo Pamphist, 10 b had free af the Agents
int nd hy mail promptly, hy enctsiag price q ~
Ceneal Ag-ht. Sold hy DfuFFistt gsasraily.
E.n. HUfCfUNGa, Proprietor,
20 Cedar Street, New Nofk.
For sale BY 7. l.. 81. Ionh h Coa nuBOis 4 Co.
andJ-f. MlquaFdt. ri@u, o. dec2i-iy
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-04
Parm for Sale.

The Willow Spring Farm, two
milst east Of rmuson ihe Mansdoh Road. ir ofsrei
~ Private Sale This Farm coutsint ill acfea aboul
or which 10 elear, he halanoe is heavily nntorsd
Ihe impeoTnuunta consist Of tFoI1iorF nnrt
lifass VIII fnms Kitchen. bank nam. Cafnars
ho.sfi Waron Howe and oihuf cuihuildinfa, q large
Yfthtid vita choice Apples Plumt, Peers, GrspstE
ihH farm holii Of The best water pfverfa IN tas
ecu ~ there two iaiine tprngs one closc
10 ne houlei and HFinr tream Of water through the
oenro Of the Farn, abrdnF water In every field bot
one.
For furherpsriculart empire Of the iuhscrber re-.
WILLIAM J.KAULL.
n B.--I willalto exchange for some unimprovsd
and " q sniali Countfy Seat. dec7s.fu
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The Federal UuiOu-It Must
and shall be Preserved.

oh, for one hour of such a man Just
now One little hour Of manhood, force
and nerve, to speak the words of truth,
and piihoui fear, to act, 10 summon TO the
country's aid tho courage Of her sons, and
to call upon THE PEOPLE OF THE UNION,
North aud South, and everywhere.
And then to think that in this hour Of
need and blRckest peril, the Government
of this Union, upon whose fate the lives
and happiness Of millions hang, is COM
mittcd TO the hands Of drivellers and cow
ards !--BGliimore Patriot.
Let the above be compared with the
miserable sycophanoy Of Northern
doughiaces.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-04
Legal Notice.



Sophrona III. Shaw, and
McDoe Shaw, Def dts.
The said MeDoel Shaw of The State Of
Michigan. (tho county Of bis residence there
being unknown 10 the undersigned y will take
notice that the said Joseph Shaw, the
Plaintiff herein, did on the 29th day Of No.
vcmber, A.D., 1850, file his petition iu the
Ceurt of Common Pleas, 10 aud fof tho Coun-
tv of Seneca, and State Of Ohio, against the
said McDoel Shaw and others, Defendants
setting forth that the snij McDoel and An.
thonv Shaw did on the 9th day Of January
AID. 1853, at the said County CT Seneca
make their four several promissory notes in
writing Of that date, and then and there de.
liyered the same to the said Joseph Shaw,
and promised thereby there and then to pay to
the said Joseph Shaw or bearer, th thrst one
of said notes drawn for s93,7l, one year
after the date thereof, with interest thereon
AZ per cent. and annual interest on all four
notes. And the said defendants promised
also at the date Aforesaid to pay the other
three Of said notes in like manntr, each f,r
the same amount os the first one, nRd due in
two, three aud four years after the said 9th
day Of January. All Of which notes were on
the said 9th day Of January secured (by the
said dcfendants) by mortgage on certain real
estate situated in the village Of Republic,
Seneca County, Ohio, and known as the
d" Mansion House property" in said village.
And proving that the said defendants may
pay the said sums Of money now claimed to
be duo as stipulated in said obligations, or
that the said premises may be sold to pay for
the same. And the said McDoel Shaw Is
hereby notified that he is required 10 appear
and answer said petition. on or before the
18th day Of January, AID. 1861, or judg-
mcut will be taken against him by default.
JOSEPH SHAW,
by Q. W. Page, his Attorney,
Dec. 10, 1850 S. 70. ccl4-6.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-04

The su reties Of bailey, the dofsulting
Interior Department clerk, have suucnd.
cred him 10 the officers, who Dvo com
United him . prison. Russel has failed
to procure bail pad is still in limbo.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-04

The plitshuErhcu have eowcd the
Federal traisors BY their determined ex-
preston agmnst the removul Of arms,
Res from She arscnal IT thas point. The
order Of tho administration has becv
countermandcl.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-04
Legal Notice.

John DeLiue. is notified that Deliiah De-
Line. did on the 18th day Of December ls6O
fle her Petition hi the oiioe Of The CLERK Of
the court Of common Pleas within and for The
county Of Sencca aud State Of Ohio, char
ging the said John Define, with hnbitual
drunkenness, and willul absence for mere than
three years, and gross neglect Of duty asking
that the marriage contrsct between them may
be dissolved, aud both released from the obli-
cations Of the same and for general relief
DELILAH DELINE,
by Hall 4 Pitienger her attorneys,
Dated Dec q, I s6O -6w-s ,25
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-04
SMITH, BARNES & CO,
PROPRrETORS.

We are now manufacturing and
dealing in A tricubural Machinery Of the Llrrsr
SrYLEs aud patterns. We warrant ali Of our machin.
sy oqualto The best in the couatry Our rhfoihi ng
Machines are among the best In use, and those who
have used them win testify TO this fsct and we can
safely say there Is not complete machine made
than ours when iufuished with Improved b eaded
Cylindtn aud the Wind Guard or ioxiug around the
shoe, to pTevent the riddles from choking; ard our
Powers equally mrriiohrut for they are made
from entire new patterns,
We are also prepared TO furnish
TO order, Of superior quality,
CLOVER HULLERS,
WHEAT DRILLS,
SUGAR MILLS,
HORSE RAKES,
LAND ROLLERS,
STRAW & STALK CUTTERS
CIRCULAR a CROSS-CUT
SAVING MACHINES.
Farmers should recollect that II
wish their Rsapins and Moving NIachinss 20 WORK
we'll the land should he well rolled end sysvd down
In the spung.
REAPERs h MOWERS,
SINGLE MOWERS,
HORSE MOWERS,
FEED MILLS
CIDER MILLS n PRESSES,
CORN SHELTERS, &c.
furnished and watra nted equal TO the best
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LEGAL NOTICE.
''''' ;, :, Indy Petition 70, Divorce.

sAffu u hihH9
W. Petition for Divorce.
Achsah T. Lipdy. y
The said Achsa6 l.. Indy Of Medina Co =,
Ohio. viii take notice that the complainant,
Jared L. Lindly, kid his Petition in The
Court Of Commo0 Plees 0f Seneca County,
Ohio, on the lath day Of November, A, ID. /,
1860, the substance Of which is;
That he IA the legal husband of said Deien.
dant; that there srs three children, The on.
spring OF said marriage, to.wit.-Aieo A !.
Indy, aged years. Franklin II, Indy
aged years. aud Emma Almiua Liudly,
agcd yearsi that said Defendant has beon
gvilty Of gross neglect a duiy as bic said
uile, 10 re iusiug % eohabit with Petitioner
aud olhervise. The prayer Of said petition q
Coz divorce aud the custody Of said children
TO Petitioner.
Said Petition viii b heard at the next terRl
Of said CoaH which begins January "a, ie6l,
RtNSISCfoN, LrE a RaENEA,
Solicitors ior Petitioner
noya9 Gw $50
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-04
mo ONO LrrisIntutc.

This body meets next Monday, when
Gov, Dehnison will submit his annual
Message.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-04

Col, Rudler, Tie second in command
Of the Walker raid, has been liberated by
the Honduras Government.
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IA RARGAINl

offer for sale the beautiful Gothic Cottag,
on Miami Street, % Ward. adjoining til,
Presbyterian Church. The house contains
Rooms. with closcts--alsh Woodhouse, Cis
tern and Cellar The lot is 200 feet deep
Terms easy,
II not iold shortly il will be Tor rent
dee2l.tf Apply to PELAN,
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Seneca Land COMPANY.

Seneca Land Company.
The Regular Annual Meeting OF said Com
Colyt House in Tifin, on
Monday, January Tth aud Saturday,
ebruRry 9th.
commencing at l O'Clock Of said day.
all the members Of the Company are reques.
ted TO be present at these meetings TO hear
the Reports OF their officers. TO elect officers
for the ensuing year. aud to transact such
other business as may be brought before the
meetings.
by order Of The Directors,
J. Il. PITTENGER, Secretary.
Dee. 81, 1860. 3w
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-04


eVTT CURED NJ. s. Hsmsnvay, Proprietor o.
NtaEqu cieet omnihgn Line Of Neuralgia and Rhsu
maii1m IA the meek hnd thnulirr
~ roNt Hottie cured Mr.. Elias Weed, uou.
mission Merchant Of severe heuFaFia ofthe head nni
nert .alef an cibfT Iemediss itiisd.
tl~Mt l.. GROsYENER, az Peuy Street. VIA
wae eoahned 10 the hools, and entirely unsble 10 Al.
Neuralgia King.
~ ThE ENktRAL6IA KING ouEad ATr. Josepl
Cooley, seneCa Street, Of lnaammaiory Rhounat, "a
Of lorS standing, Attheu time oftomu,6ncing ia us,
he vas eennncd 10 bis bed.
kF4AMkH VAN VALkENbuRC, a gell-knows
gohesman q this city, mas ouIed Of Rhsumaiisnl ane
Aeptalgiuia iit Wofif form.
EY-iNtLAMNATORN RHEuMATlSM.-Nlr. {
~ hsfdi % CaHoil 81, sai vufed aiter iEyiug othe
tVmFLAMMAToRY RHEUAIATlaAI Of Fis,
Neafs.-hlu. a. W, Puinam, 50 fsarl a., euasd %
Eeekihad tgsn undff chaTFe oflhe peti fhIsleiu ual
~ NEl RAlGiAia itt uofst foIm ofdheen ysau
dlus,-an. t5msn Rsthburn of ai5 DslaHaIs q.
s1-lFnLiAM COLEMAN, Aoeiiosss,. No.
sWan st,eursa oftsyfrs Neuralgis an hit iinibi.
eID-iNiLIl.iM NoffAT hTsaer, Morfaa tine
Of Neufu 1ia of De face tni tssih.
Face, liot pr hotflo.
AL, MATTHEWS, prcpfietnl,
go tIaiu Street. Dnnaia. N. ~
~ lale ~ \, "a lsAaA Cei fiilu, o.taag1 ~
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Guardian's Sale of Real
Estate.


In pursuance of an order Of the Probate
Court Of Stark County, Ohio, tho undcrsigu.
cd will offer for sale, by public vendue on
Saturday the 26lh day OF JGuu ~ A. d. 1861
at ono o'clock f. MOI the premises, the
following described real estate, situated In
the County Of Seneca aud State Of Ohio; to.
wit; The north cast quarter Of section mum
Der 32i Township number two north Of range
number thirteen; containing 60 acres, more
or less
TERMS OF SALE One third IN hand /;
one third In one year, and one- third in two
years from day Of sale; with interest payable
annually-the payments 10 be secured by
mortgage upon the prcmisos.
HENRY MATTHIAS,
Guardian NJ Levi Matthias,
SAMUEL MATTHIAS,
Guardian Of Josiah Matthias.
January Z, ls60.--iw
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-04

Dispatches from tho North are styled
. foreign news" by the South Carolinn
pap,rs.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-04
JOBBING & REPAIRING

Of all kinds promptly attended to, and the work done
satisfactad iy and reasonable terms, Patterns and
Mechanical Drawings made 10 order. We invite al
10 call and examine our work, make no charge
for showing or giving any information.
SMITH, BARNES & CO.
g,.Oa te
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<s%E&47s9.S.i0
~ NEURsE4R@.
Never Fuilsto Care
NEURALGIA & RHEUMAPISM.
Great Internal Remedy

Great Internal Remedy
Is curing Thouaapds Of cases where an other remedies
have utterly faled. II is no mere AEobYFR, reliev,
Ing iog The moment, bat isa perfect SPECIFIC and
CURE for those painiu diSeates The vutt nnmhero Of
Liaiments, EmbFoeationi, aud Extsrnal madicines,
which act a. siimulunts OF the surface oay ere "
Temporary IN therelecta and Of doubtful grlne The
NEURALGIA KING reaches the source ofall .Tonble
and eectualiy hanishes the disease from the system
We advise one and ~ TO give ia trial and become
satishsd OF iti wonderful power.
Read the as,oaising cures of vs known eiti1ens oi
hufaio.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-25
HoSTEFTERsS
S tomach Bitters!


The proprietors and manufacturers OF H0STET
TENS CEERBRATED STOMACH BTTTERS car
appeal with perfect condolences 70 1nd eiti
Eens generally Of the United stAtest because the
article has attained reputation heretofore IN
known "A few Aets upon thispOint will speak more
powerfully than volumes Of bare assertion blazon
Ing pufIery The consumption Of HOStetters Stom
aeh BttdfE for the last year amounted 70 over half
million bottles and from Its manifest steady increase
In times past, It u evident that during the coming
year ths consumption will reach near Que million
bottles. This Immense ihmBunt could never have
ben odd but for the rare edlcnAI properties CON
tained In The preparation, aud the sanction Of tho
most prominent physicians In those sections OF the
country where the ARTICLES best known, Nh Tot
only recommend the BitT6Ts 10 their patients, but
are ready at All times to Give testimonials to It's en-
caey in AL cases " BtonI5Cc derahgemens and tho
dfseases RESULTING therefOna. e = -,
This y not y temporary popularity obtained BY
extraordinary efforts in the way OF tfumpeting the
qualify o. the Blttefsy hut EOit estimattoRo Of an
invaluable medicine which Is destined to be - en-
Hostettsr's stomach n tters hayeproved a Godsend
% regions where fever aud ague and various other
bilious complaints have counted tefr Victims by
hundreds. To be able to stats confidently that the
sBitters" are certain cure for the Dyspepsia and
IKE diseases, Is to the proprietors source 'fuI-
allcyed pleasure. 1tFemOyesall morbid matter from
the stomach, puFiHes the blood, and Is is sc
hsWed vitality to the system, giving 4 thHi
tone ana energy for the restor ion O
health. It opeTntes upon the stomach, liver, and
other digestive organs mildly but poWerfullyt and
soon restores them to condition essential to the
healthy discharge OF the functions OF nature.
Elderly persona may use the Bittars daily as per
directions the bottle, and they will hnd IN 4
year, His pleasant tothe palate, lnVigoratng 70
The bowels, eXcelleht As tonic, and rejuVenating
generally. We have the evidence OF thousands Of
aged men and women who have experienced the benz
eht Of using this preparation while suffering from
stomach derangements and general debility; acting
under the advice Of physicians they have abandoned
all deleteEious dru and fairly tested the merits OF
THE article few words to the gentler sex. There
are certain periods when their 90 harassng
that many OF them sink under the trial The relR-
n m ~ IA hn IN tar
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-25

bY-FAsr DAg.-olr citizens viii bear
in mind that tomorrow has been set apart
by the President of the o. S, as daYifo
fasting aud prayer. We hope the day will
be generally observed by the good people
of Wheeling, in the spirit in which twas
set apart for SPECIAL Observance. we ex-
pect, OfeOusse, that every place Of worldly
business will be closed, up on that day
Ia most cities, We notice, the merchants
and other dealers have all signed IN agree
ment to close their places of business the
eatire day IfsucL move is needsd'here.
would it not be well to have Il made at
Once2 In regard to religious services. we
believe all the churches of the city will be
open on that day.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-25

pSy- VOLUNTEERS wANTED.-The Gov
ernment is sill assaiIed, aud hordcs of
rebel soldiers still threaten the reduction
Ofthe Capital OF tle nation; and as force
is required to meet force, it is the duty of
every loyal subject who is not ipcapac.-
tated by age, disease or family associn-
tions, 10 "come to the rescue at the tap
Of the drum. There are yet hundreds in
this viriuity who are free from NIL incum-
brauce-are AS free as air--having no one
10 care for or do foesbat thehselSes, and
whose patriotism and loyalty have never,
been called in question, and We hope that
they will now manifest their appreciation
ola free government by ralIyiug to her
standard.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-25
....l From 4 Fortress Monroe.

FoRTREss MoSRoB, Sept, 23; via BALTI-
#inans having taken the oath
OF allegiance was this morning released
and will tonight accompany his son to
Baltimore. Tue other prisoners are still
iniclose confinement.
Commodore Stringham was to-day re-
lieyed by Capt. Goldsborough. He will
proceed Tonight to Washington.
For=three days in succession flag. of
truce has gone to Norfolk for the aGc6m-,
mediation Of "a few. ladies. Meanwhile two
have arrived from Norfolk on a similar err
rand. :, ); gtSf ,.s5.-sT @ Iift
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-25

Trenton, N. j., Sept. 24.-Doctors Krea-
mer and Nightingale, Of Hunterdon, were
arrested and brought to this city to-day,
charged with reasonable conspiracy. 1t
is alleged that they had been engaged in
recruiting men for reasonable organiza-
ton called the Sons of Liberty, with the
motto, Jefferson Davis before Abe Lin
coln." Subsequently the tack was changed,
and recently it is alleged they have been
enlisting men for the Union, but secretly
with the intention of serving the purposes
of JEFF. Davis. They were imprisoned in
the Mercer county Jail. The Grand Jury
are examining evidence against them, and
will report during the present term.
The friends of Col. j. W. Wood were
greatly rejoiced to-day upon the receipt of
dispatch from him that lie had been re-
leased from imprisonment at Fl Lafayette.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-25
q From Washington.


wAsHNeroS, Sept. 24.-The gallant de-
fence of Muliigan is the theme of adniira
ton among the most distinguished mill
tary men. II was not until late last night,
when dispatch was received from Free
mont, that the previous report of the sur
render was fully, though reluctantly cred
tied. The dispatch, while Informing the
Department. that he was on the eve of
starting with heavy force, expresses the
hope that he will be able to disiodge the
Confederates from the position they now
occupy at Lexington. The deepest inter-
est continues to be, everywhere manifested
concerning that point, including the mili-
tary movements insthe same direction.
The report has determined the Govern
ment to Tacate the offices of all Qnarter-
masters comnissious, and other officers,
who fail to respond promptly by Cling their
bonds and presenting themselves for active
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