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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-20
Gen. W.. n. shcrn,an's Misfor,
tune.

The Commercial states that il has in.
telligcnce, which it can not discredit, tha
General w. 4. Sherman, late colnman
der of the Kentucky Department, is in
sane. symptoms which excited notice
during mis- administration in Kentucky.
have at length developed into decided
type. This disafms all eensurc OF his
management and all criticism upon his
ability, and exeites sympathy in their
stead.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-20
Titfin asrrklpT Tribnnr.
TnE SLOWER or LIBERTY.
ny otlvkp vrNprLr uoLMrs.

lts hucs ftum heaven so freely burneI
With burnilg star aud aamiug band
II kiudlrs all the sunset land-
~, tell us what its name may bel
Is this the Flower ct l.ibtrty1 80 Il
Then hail the banner of tue free,
The starry Flower Of Libcr;yl
In savage Natures fare abode
It's tender seed our fathers suwcd; ..
The storm wiuds rocked its swelling bud
hs openirg leaves were sireakcd with
hiVud. ..#
TIL, 10, carth's tyran,s shook 10 &c t.
The fall blown Flower f Lihertyi
Then hail the hammer uf the tty'c,
Tue starry Flower OF liLer,yl
Behold its streaming rays unite
One mingling food OF hraidcd light.
The red thai fires the Southern ruse,
With sputlrss white from Northern SHOWS,
aud slapglrd ocr lis nzure see
The sister Stars Of Libetty! ...
Then hail the banner OF Tie free,
The starry Flower of Liberiyi
The blades Of heroes fence Il round.
Wh,rc' 'er II springs is holy ground;
From tow,r aud dime It's " rirs spread,
ltwavcs Where lonely senirics tread,
ltmakes the land as ocean free.
Aud plants an empire on the seal
Then hail the banner of the free,
The starry Flpwer VI Liberty! m
Thy sacred leaves fair Freedoms flower,
Shall ever iloat on dome and tower,
To all their heavenly colols true,
In bhckcning frost or crimson. dew
Aud God lives us MS We love thee,
Thrice holy Flower tf Liberty
Then hail the banner uf the free,
The starry Flower Oi Liberty.
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MAKING BOTH ENDS MEET.
ave cannot afford"
SAID katei6 her lord,
"1u p'y 80 nuch money for beef;
You knoS il Is high,
And ia rather die. r.
Than hil--and 80 homo for relief"
"Why Kaili'rinc, my dear"
Said John, sit is clear, ...., ...
We'vr doing IL snug aud complete;
For breakfast and tea
We have II you sec--
And that way We make both ends meat
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-20
The sumter Agnin Escaped
More ab0ui thc right az Pen-
sncoia- From New orleans.

I'VE" Athht D'ts -.
A private letter from Martin igue, dated
Nov. 30, states "the l-cquois is or the
port waiting for the Sumter" Another,
dated the Goth sbys, "tbc Ir3quois urry-
ed last night, but the Sumter las escap-
cd"
A private letter from en- board the
steamer Richmond, which took part ia tie
fight at Fort pickcns, dated Nov. 20,
states that the vessel commenced bonn
harding Fort McRae at 10 o'clock ON the
22d. The writer stutes that he had been
compimouting the CAPTAIN ofone of ths
guns on the accuracy Of his aim. when u
shell bounced through our bulwarks, took
his heat of and wounded six more men.
This shell, on exploding, raised the ship
out OF water, and made her stugger Ike
a drunken man. Another shell burst
six feet below water line, causing bad
leak, but the steam pumps kept the YES
sci free. @ 3
The firing continued all day and was
renewed by the enemy next morning,
when we moved out Of his range. The
ir'gate Niagara still kept at Them, but
being outside the bar she cannot be much
damaged. Fort Piekens had, up to date,
lost but one man killed and seven woun-
ded. Fort MeRae is much damaged, but
we cannot destroy it with our smooth
bore guns, as they are no match ior the
encmy's rifed cannon.
The bombardment was to be renewed
the next day (23d) with the determina-
ton to whip or be whipped.
Since leaving the passes Of the Missis-
sippi several rebel vessels had managed
to escape.
A Spanish vessel had come down with
number of fugitive Spapiards TO escape
imprisonment. whorep the rebels had
three iron clad steam battering-rams
ready to attack, each carrying eighteen
to twenty of the heaviest guns and addi-
tional steOm rams and fire RATS were be-
ing constructed.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-20

B. The sb~olut and total abolitione Of
the franking privilege.
Q. The cessation u the system Of ap-
pointing supernumerary officials, and the
reduction of the officials IN all the De-
partments of the Government to the num-
bcractually rcdaisite for the proper trans
action Of business.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-20
4 spanish NarrillO Bucks.

Those III wanL Ot Merlno Bucks
or Fan .eviee VIII do welfto eph a. Hs Fesideige 10
Reed to~nship. nils ianih and hss ead az Re-
puhte, where thss can be supplied with Rasks af my
rAisHa. usrrunisd N evssy espert ~ modersis
phsss. A. c. BAkRx.
0etii.<w
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-20

0-rThe "Traitor Breckenridgs" i said
10 be lying sick.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-20
PoOrlllaEl g. Miller
Cash for Hides and Esark

a. we'll Rs furnish The con unity tiih sny and eycr
ih1s In line. They have in eonneuiion With their Tan
Ytrfan extensive Saddle and Ilsrngss AlanuCiriorv
where ey keep haul and make order all kiaAs
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-20

Ladies and Genilemen, in all parts OF the ofd lesf,
IN the efficacy OF Prof q. j. Woods Hair Restorative
aud grnilrmen of the Press are unanimous In IL praise
A few Testimonials only he here given ,ce ercu
lar Tor moro, and il wifi be Impossible 10 doubt.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-18

For incidental expenses Of the quartermaster's
department three hundred sixty-hye thousand and
thirteen dollars and eighty cent?
For transportation Of the army and its supplies,
two million two hundred aud yfour thousand one
hundred and eighty-six dollars and eighty-ono
cents
For transportation of officers baggage, fftecn
thousand three hundred and sixty-seyen dollars.
For purchase of Dragon horses, two hundred anil
ninety-seVen thousand three hundred and thirty
i've dl0lAHs.
For clothing. camp and garrison equipage, ONT
million, three hundred ane MY thousand one hum
dred and ffty one dollars ard thirt weight eentS
For current expenses Of ordnance service, twenty
thousand dollars.
For ordnance ordnance stores and supplies, inelu-
ding horse equipments for all mounted troops, four
hundred thousand dollars.
For manufacture Of arms, sixty thousand dollars.
For tnaeasing the manufacturing capacity oil tile
national armOry, my thousand dollars.
For purchase Of gunpoWder and lead, forty thou
For purchase Ofartillsry horses, twenty-five thO,i-
sand dollars
For hire OF quarters for troops Of store houses for
the safe Keeping OF military stores Of grounds for
summer environments, and for temporary huts, Oiy
hundred and hfty-eight thousand two hundred and
eighty-thFee dollars and eighty-0ne cents.
Sec. 3. And be Il further enacted, That all appHt
priations and all provisions Of law herein contained
applicable to three years volunteers shall apply ia
two years. volunteers and all other volunteers Wu
have been may be received into the service OF the
United States for period exceeding three months.
Approved, July IL, 1861.
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Sec. 2 And be Il further enacted, That every PEI
son who shall be apPointed assistant ynster shall
~ the time Of his appointment, be not les tlI1q
tGenty-One years Of age nor more than tWenty-sH
yeATIi and that, preViOus 70 his appointment. pts
Physieal, mental and moral qualfheations shall be
inquired into and Gyorlbly reported upon by
the Secretary Of the Navy, and under such resull-
tons as he may prescribe.
Sec. g And Be Il further enacted, That the annn-
Al pay assistant paymasters shall be as foloTs VIZ
On duty At So, for the first hTe years atteI date y
commission One thousand three hundred ~
ter nVo yoars from date OF commission one th0asnu
i've hundred dollars.
On other duty, for the 6rst i've Year, AFTER date "i
commission, one thousand dollArsi after nye ys-u5
from date Of commission, one thousand two hundrcd
on leave Of absenee or waiting orders for the rst
nTo years amer date Of commission, eight hundrei
dOirs; amer eve yeArl from date Of e0misstSn, oIio
thousand dOlars: and when attached to yessels lot
sla HeFTiee each assEtant ahAl be entitled
sec. {. And be Il further enacted, That from anil
Efter the passage Of this act commanding oiccr
Of any vessel in the navy shall be required 70 per
form he duties Of paymaEter assistant payuas-
Ter; ana when such once Ehall become vacant by
death or Otherwise in ships At sea or on fore st-
the senior ofieer present may make acting AZ
pOintnent Of any 1t person TO perform the dutif'
until another PaynAstsr or assistant paymaster
AhAll report fOF duty. Any person performing the
duties Of paymaster assistant paymaster in aeeor
dance With this section Cbut not otherwise shall lie
entitled 70 receive the pay Of such grade whilst ~
sec. s. And he it.further enacted, That each as
sistAbt shall upon his appointment, enter
into bonds In the amount Of ten thousand dollars
with at least good and sutIeient securities for
the faithful performances Of his duties, and that
sistant paymastsrH shall have rank and pTeeedepee
with assistant sui geons not passed and that an APP
pOtntments MI vacancies in the corps Of payInas
ters shall Be made by regular promotion from the
list Of assistant paymasters-
Sec. q And be II further enacted, That within six
months amer the expiration Of the present insurre
tiOn the corps Of paymAstsrs and aAsiEtAnt paymas
tsrs ShEn Be rSdneed to the number Of ssyenty-hre
in the whole.
Approved, July IL, 1851
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OH and aitsF ths 1lth Of April. 1881, the pasSen-
W ger Trains viii b Fun e follows, Viz:
The E1pFea Train Leaves Wheeling daily except
Sundays a. 10 A. n, BeHWood At 100 A. NJ nTTfv-
ing In Baltimore At 4sl0 A. NJ connecting with the
EIpFE8 train for Philadelphia, New York, Boston,
and an the Eastern eitiea Having AZ 6;lb A. NJ
TiVeg &c Whlhngtpa Al so A. n, making elOse con
neetOn with the sOutheFn lines for all parts Of the
South. This train stops a. the principal stations
from wheeling TO Cumberland. PISS
Returning, Leaves Baltimore 9t as p. NJ, and
WasbIngton City At AS P. n, arriving u BeHWooi
At A. n and Wheeling At ca A. ~. making direct
eomeetqn With the Expire strain f6r all parts Of tile
West, Southwest and Northwest This train stops
pniy fJr meals and wood and water.
me Mail Train Leaves daily ineiuding Sundays At
Isl p. NJ BenEOOd al T:73 p NJ and arrites Ia
BAltlmoFo At SIS p. ~, connecting with the Mall
train, leaving for PhilhdeiphiA New York, Boston,
and all Eastern cities at AS p NJ arrives at wash
InEton City At $40 p NJ connecting with the South
eFn lines 5rai parts Of the e0uth This train stops
on thsWest end the road a. MoundsViiie Cameron,
ManhilgtOu, Water Station faiTmOnt and Grafton.
HstufniDE. leaves Baltimore At $50 A n, Wash-
inEton City At as A. NJ and arrives at BenWood at
1910 p " and Wheeling ht 1032 p. NJ, connecting
with the Express train for All PARTS Of the southWeit
west ard Ns-thWest- This train stops at the prin-
eipal stations only. ~
The Piedmont and Wheeling Accommodation runs
daily, except Sundays having Piedmont at GO a.
and arrives At Wheeling a e;I0 ?. u.
J.B. FoRD, Agent.
W.P. sHI4H, Master Of transportation.
LIN. Cots, 0en1 Ticket Agent. apo
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Iu0NlN4CAAy Anll Ahei4 - nov el44A tne
- .Eii55 Country.
Three Through Pa senger Trains,
BETWEEN PITTSBURGH PHILADELPHIA.
Connecting dFoet In the Union Depot, At Pittsburgh
with through Trains from all Western Phila
aslp6sa hsE York bS,ion, ana MashilE
tation Of PasssngsFsY unsurpassed, for speedand CONE
f0Tt, By any other ronts-
EEpFCla aud Fast Ilnes run through t. Philadelphia
without change Of Cars OF Conductors.
smoking cars aroattaehod 20 each train; Woodruff
EzpReEg runs DailYs Man and Past Line Sun
days excepted Three Daily seenneet direct for
New York. ETprrss and Fast Lines connect for Bal.
slx daily Trains between Philadelphia and New
York. Two Daily Trains between New Yorl9and
Boston. Through Tickets tall ai are good on either
of the above Trains and transfers through New York
BOAT TICKETS to Boston are good via Norwich,
Iall River or stoningtOn Linea Baggage transferred
TICKETS nay be obtained at any Of The important
regular Line ofsteamsrs on the Mississippi Or Ohio
WFars always as low and time as
quick as by any Other Route.
ASK FOR TICKETS BY PITTsBURaH.
The completion Of the Western connections Of the
Pennsylvania Rail Road makes this the
Direct Line between the East and the
Great West
The connecting Of tracks BY the nan Road Bridge
A. Pittsburgh, avoiding all dlyago OF ferriAge Of
stelshtI ne q .l IN ~ ~.
TosIsSisEt Contract, or slipping Directions apply
= or AAafes either Of the following Agents 81 The
Ss-.t==s. D.A. STEWART, Pittsbursh;
II. 5, P1EnnR Co., NASHVILLE, o.; J. u. JoHSsToS,
RiplGy, o, r. McN1KLY. MayHJille, Kyj oRNSHT 4
CioPFEa, Portsmouth,, o.; REpDocE Co, Jefferson
VILE lad; n. ". BGoWN 4 Co, Cincinnati, o. ATHERN
IEfHataT, Cincinnati, o. iR o. MELpRUI, Madison,
Ind; Jos Il. MO0R1, Louisyilies KY; P. o. 0RItEI
Co.. Evansville, Ind, MN. 0RAuAn Co, Cairo, III;
h r. Sass, SHkLER& GLASS, 50 LOuis, 40; JoHN II.
HARAts, NashViils, Tenn; HAhAisoS HuNf, Memphis,
Fenn3CLAEKH Co. Chicago, m; W. II. Il. K00NTI,
Alton, m, o. % FREIGHT Agents OF Rail Roads at
NJ CTsat[Si ideiiifisI sTsS r tAs Psutaetioa and
Sb11dy franlpOTtqiiaa 81 Lfve Stoet,
And Coon ACCOMMODATIONS with nsnAl privileges
FREIGHTS.
By tbs Route all descriptions can be for
WaFdod 70 and fFom PhIladslphlA, New York, Boston
HAitmoEo 20 and from any points on the Ran Roads
b. Iowa, o. MlasnuEi, % Fad Rcd dirsei.
The Pennsylvania Rail Road also connects At Pitts
buTEh with Steamboats,, by which Goods can be for.
Sard9dtoa post y5io,
Hln Missouri, Kansas ArkAnaas and Red HIJers; and
atCloVeland SGnausky and Chicago with steamer TO
ali ports on the Nogth-Western Lakes.
tioa u their RrVlGht 70 this Company, rely will
conn la,teR on itsspeedy transit,
a. dTEH RAfES 0fRREIGHf 70 and nom any pointin
IveraEts eAaTgsd b elAer h. R. CoupaRiss.
r1sPs particular to mark paekaSOs EVA PESsA.
\. 5.sNEKDER, Philadelphia.
IRRcH 4 Co nc, 3 Aston House. Or No. / =. VIA.
LRRoH %, No. n state street, BossSa.
Hi HOUSTON, eea'i EtsfgN Ag,i, PhiiA'
IL HoUPT. Gall TSoas, al, PsIiadslphia,
fHos, A. SCOTT, eta'i SaPt, Alto0aaPa. Jan1'0O
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Approved, July 10, 1901.
[PrHEIc.-NO. II

and volunteers called Into the service o. thu UNI
tea States, from the time they were called Into
serVteo 70 the thTtioth day Of June eighteen hun
did AID slxty-Ona.
Be II enacted By ths senats and HOUSE o. Repre-
ssntatiTes Of the United States Of America in Con-
Ere assembled, That there b and hereby e aPpro-
pFiAted, out Of any money In the Treasury not 9th
erWiss appropriated the sum Of i've millions SsyeH
hundred and sixty thousand dollars, or % much
thereof ~ may BE- neeoaFy, 70 enable the Govern
ment % pay tie militia and volunteers called into
service Of the United States, being an additional
amount required for the fiscal year ending June
thiFtisth, eli hteen hundred and sixty-one-
Appr0yod July Is, 1901. =sfst-
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Dveeuber, 1851, % far a. the sane can or may Be APP
piled 10 the provsi0ns Of this act and not ineonsis
tent Herewith. are hereby revived or Teenacted
Sec IL. And be IL further enacted That, TO detray
al the expenses that may attend the execution Of
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90 much thereof IS may be necessary, be and the
same Is hereby appropriated, to be paid out Of any
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OMGTC1a.
AN Acr % rsssnd anar s.Il ne .ulls. On ann. IN.

AN ACT torufund and remit the luties on arms I'M.
ported by States.
Be It enacted by The Senate and HOUSE Of Repre-
aentatiyes Of the United States Of America In Con-
gres Assembled, That the Secretary Of the Treasury
be and he e hereby authorized and directed to re-
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imported into the United States since the first day
Of May last, or which may Be imported before the
hFst day o. January next BY or for the account Of
any State; Provided the Secretary Of the Treasury
shalI Be uatEEed that the sid INTENDED in
good fAith Eoe the use Of The tTooPs Of any State
Which Il q may Be engaged IN aiding 70 Suppteag
the resurrection now existing against the United
Stafes
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RoUNDEp, CHARTERED, 1854
LoCAT
Cor. Baltimore and CharIes-Sts..
BALTIMORE, MD.
TTlHIs INSTITUTION IS now IN THE MOST
II prosperous and dourishing condition. Twice du-
ring the last has been necessary to obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation of the in
creasing number OF students, representing nearly
every State In the Union.
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desirably located buildings In the city. The rooms
arc eommodiously arranged, spacious and elegantly
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various duties of the Counting Room, to obtain
Thorough Practical BHSineSt Education generally, are
unsurpassed, in any particular, BY any similar estaI
FACUITYs
Elk. LOSIER,
Prineipal-Lecturer on the Science OF Accounts, Com
meree, Business Customs, etc.
j. " PHILLIPS,
Professor of the Theory and Practice of
and Commercial Calculations.
II. II. DAVIES,
Associate Professor of Book Keeping.
N. o!JOHNsON,
Professor OF Business and ornamental PenmanshIr.
8. WILLIAMS, ESQ,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
REy. L. YEATES REESE, D. D.,
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
Hon Hon Swami, VIM Vim: II. KeIghier, ESQ,
Jacob TrGst, fsqs VIM. knabe, Es4
of standard works, e1prussly for the use Of the Stu
Zach Student has desk to HIMSELF and is sela-
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fundamentally oeompletethe fnlleoursO,
from s to IL weeks.
A D1PLoAA is awarded to all Graduates.
AlRrge and Beautifully 0rnamented Circular, con-
taining upSEAEdsoE SIX SQUARE PET, representing the
Exterior and Interior View Of the College various
ciarAoteristic designs penmanahip de-, sent by mall
free Of charge accompanied with catalogue giving full
particulars. Address Z X LosIER
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TRANsPORTATIoN.
Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel
ing RAILROAD. sssgs


ing RaiBRoad.s.ss
4MEZs=55EE:s...s.zslEss
ON AND ANN MONDAY, Ngy33nb5r an, is6i,
lows, CsGndsyu sEcsPtsa;l
HIS A. ~ Man Train, S1gppln At al Stations ar
hIa 81 PittseafEh e $40 P. n, lhd
Cleveland a. $40 y. u.
GsO P. n. EIpFsss Trais, stoppinz Al All statIons
arrives ~ PittIbuTEh At 1000 P. n and
Cleveland At o.ts A. u.
RETURNING TRAINS.
LeayS csyslAnd a. 40 A N and 40 p. ~, Ar
FiVo ~ BEidEsport a G15 p n and G1S a. n.
Leave PittsburEh a. LIS A. y. and $50 p. ~,
~ nEidgepoEt u 6s35 a. u. and et26 N
Connections are made as Follows
At PittSbuTEh with PUunsylVauta r n for Harris
burg. Baltimore, Waahington, Phfla-
delphia, New YORK and Boston.
A Cleveland wan ClsysiaI,A T6isd 4 r. foE san
dniky, Toledo Detroit, Chicago AMI
All points In tie Moan VIM. With
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Chicago Rnd the NoH4a WEs4. With
OsyeiaDd Erio n R Or RrIs, Dun.
Kirk, Bufilo and EaE1Fa Fails. With
Cleveland. Columbus 4 Cineinnati for
cEolitins. Delaware, colulnbuS and
At Hua,on Win he G. z. &C. R.R. for cByahosa
Ealla, Akron, NiIIersbargh and Woo
Al Aniancs with p. IT. Wa C. RI for Canton,
Ma.alioay Wooster. saIsm, Enon, Co
A.sssubsa1iiiS viii ?. G LIne and AZ Brl1AIn
With G. o. o. r r. for ZanssTiIle New
Ark Columbus, Xsnll, Dayton, Indt.
anapOlisi Cairo, Ctneinnati, louisville,
Sc. t0ui6, ST. Joseph and All points
Wtlt and sOuth West.
EIsuTlion Tieksts 20 Pittsburgh and return Ss.T5.
FAIe always ~ low, and time mneh quicker than
any olhaF F0uta. -
through TIcksts 70 All points In ths Wet North
aad EaEi en- b nfneUred ~ tie oGee No. 81 Water
slr6sl nan dor % sPTi lOass, wheeling. Va, and
~ BridegpoFt Station. -
ProiEhf eonffaefs WIN b made a lowest rates to
any ponf accessible by this road and It's eonneetOng
% the East, North, West ahd Northwest, ~ once
Mo- 81 Water street. or with Freight Agent at Bridge
port Station R HAMILTON, Agent,
wheeling, Va.
JOHN CHAPliAli. Agent
z4 s Bridgeport, o.
LH.MeGuLLOU0H. President.
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