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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-04
Kro.n tho LIfaysits Tenn J Observer.
TEE END OF A DESPERATE MAN.

Joseph q. Taylor hung BY portion Of the people
OF this county near Boons Hill last Saturday, for
killing Second Lieut.. J. @. Davidson, at Lyachburg,
Va, on Saturday the 18th Of Nay last Taylor was
rsgued for trial Lynchburg aud because OF absence
of witnesses who belonged the army, ara tell tie
case was dmssed He returned to this county Mon.
day Of last week. was arrested Friday night, and eI
ecu,ed a. we have stated. residing in that rsc
ton Of the county where he made his home, said fsy-
or had rsurncd expressing regret for what be bad done
and avowing his desire to live as peaced. eI'n, he
would not have been mol.sd But instead Of that, he
came back breathing de,nce and threatening the lives
Of some Of our citizens and the community fel that,
In sedefsrce his career ough! to be stopped He Tor
feed the protection OF the Law, and paid the penay-
He was generally considered IS recklessly b,dnaa.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-04

MELANCHOLY AccIDrsr.-Wo learn from Cunbsrlaud
Gap that T. jackson, son OF Quarter Master GENERA
A. Jackson, accidentally shps himself through the
heart few nights since. Mr.. Jackson, who was aciing
as Assistant Q Iar,ermsster a.; Cumberland Fore haa
gene to bed with pistol upon bis person, "h.eh, by
some plaiashls accident during the night became
discharged the ball piercing hi, besrt snd pioaaSng N
and re,ded at Jone. boro Washington conny-a youu6
man Of much promise and sbili;y. He learea We be-
lave vif, and several children TO mourn their ios,-
We rive OILY the facts ha We hsvc been able to gather
from passengers from the East by yesterdays train-
Haoxv;Ue Rsgisttr. -, i. r.-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-04
SHurrr RErrY.-Fhc Memphis appeal has tie fol-

lowing: :,
,edsn, ia rs,.,ed q, having occurred between tie
o,ls engaged in the e1cnsrss OF prisoners q. Ccun
6u, the other day.. After tie prsiiuinaTies were err
rarg a. rspet wss psr.steh of, durng which one ot
The FEDERAL officers rising, proposed "rhe memory of
George Washington" Tte company Instantly rose, whtn
;ogto, IN. Sr.. rs5sf" The toss our informant says.
was drank ia oniaous ss, BY the Federal officers Who
we're present The story ia too good 10: to be true, or
10 be Lost
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Fasars n Al ssss evas2se taken the ds7eA OF
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OPENING BY sTkiMER THIS DAY..
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OFFioR OF q. II. MaURY & co.

I 10000 FEET OF SEASONED HEART LUMBkR, to arrive
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10 90 Z"
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DRrLLIso Sweet my asked with pleading eyes, "Dssr
Charley, teach will you. the words I've heard your
captain ssy-I should so like to drill you.
Wbs +! little one you take command. Wei, Amy, I'm
quite wiling in such company as yours can't nave too
much drilling Sand ever there and sing GU. clear,
like this Squad, aud at ease.'"
.0S Charles, you'll wake papa up stairs, don't shou'
like that DEAR please"I stand at ease, like Lis you
see ! and then I need scarce mention the next CON
mand tha. you 10 give is this one, 'Sql,dsttenior."
Nov, Any, smsrty, after me- you're sure, dear, Ii
don't bora yousl Forvsrd'-quck msrch--halt-irnn'
-righ, dress There nov, I'm close before you PIE
sent srms-we Il does lock old, you dont believe PG
trhe; wo held our arms Just like this, Ia drill without
the rife "Now say, Salute your officer"
Oh, Charlie, for shame how can you! thought ths
you we're kt some trick, you horrid cheating maj
you."
CHARLES "ordered arms" without command sic
smoo,hd her rumpled hair. and pouted, frowned, ard
blushed, aud then said softly-"As you uere."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-04
no TNE MILITARY.

TO THE sEWEIHTAHf.
AN supplying numbers OF the oonened tocng hinss
Camp bststr&i, which has oven euire tasrAcco1 " Sh
sho hTs purshSssi thsr Ioy those have copied
Of The mechanical eabnscrI oF which thays spphed ior pa
tent shall al legal 70 protect my claim Assnn AL
Eaa every encroaehmcnG
IhAvsAas decided Improvement In Psln;ers Army Camp
Oct and have A.c sn-r Camp Bed which equal superior
any except fslang Hinge Camp Bed, in thkve
vsrsy Of Camp too Ches Those interested are
sctfaliy Invited 70 call and sxAnla e5r thsmselvea
= z o. HOWE.
jyls GOvs-por and ish .ts opposite Capitol squars
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-06
A yvaii i,on North Carolina.

1t was only by drogooning and bullying
that North Carolina was driven to take
sides with the rebels. 1t is memorable
how long she resisted the pestlcnt APP
pcals of her twin Commonwealth, aud
even now something is wrong. Matters
do not move smoothly. There Is some
thing out of the wry when, in frantic
terms like the following, the Raleigh
Standard calls all Dixie 10 the rescue
Hear il;
"Unless this movement is stopped at
once by the strong arm Of the Confcder-
ate States, more than haJ Of The counties
IN this iSidk riA be attached 10 DE Black
Republican Government LeJore the I'M
ion Congress meets.
"Were we to have new election to-
day for the Legislature aud State officers,
no one knows, amid the present discord,
what state of things might turn up"
Now what is to pay! Is the Coniedera-
cy after all an until Or, is there s.
Der sense at tho South. that is &C ting
restless at the mad rule Of Davis & Co.
ls secession getting played OUT We
shall see what we shall sec, but evident.
ly the sheet quoted snutis something oI
danger in the breeze. Chicago Tri-
bune.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-06
LaTEsr FROM PENSACOLA.

..... lfoliSN lbi.i, ny, DCC. =,
Southern papers to the sSth contain
scattered accounts Of the Fort Pickens
affair.
The bombsrdment commenced the 2lst
and continued with occasional internis-
sions night and day, till the evening of the
24th, when Col. Brown ceased firing.
The rebels did not respond until after
Fort Pickens opened fire on the Fort, aud
outside on Santa Rosa batteries were di-
rected against Fort Barrrncas and other
rebel batteries, the rebel steamers Time
and Nelmo, aad the Navy Yard, while the
Federal vessels engaged TT. McRae, The
rebels adult 10 killed and wounded.
Considerable damage was done to Ne
Rae, including the caying in of the pow
der magazine and a partial obstruction Of
the Navy Yard at Warrington, and reb-
el train hauling provisions to the rebel
army.
The rebels seemed to act strictly on the
defensive.
Stories shout the disabling the Colora.
dc and Niagara appear unluunded.
Tho Time nnd Nelmo were somewha
damaged and got out of reach OF Brown
ire Brown received no reinforcements.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-06
THE Troops Missed At The
esptaf Npyiexv

The troops reviewed near Mun.on's
Hill on the Goth, by Gen. MeClelland,
were the following: General NcCalrs
division, ~ regiments Of infantry, Bat
teries, and regiment Of cavalry, Gen.
Heintzslmsn's division, z regiments Of
infantry. 2 batteries, l regiment cavalry;
Gen. Smiths, 10 regiments infantry, =
batteries, and regiment Of cavalry;
Gen. Frankim's, IL regiments infantry,
3 batteries, regiment cavalry, Gen.
BicLker's division, regiments infantry,
2 bstt' ries, Deckeri's regiment mounted
riflen.en: Gen, Fitziohn Pol.cr's, IA reg =
merits infaniry,5 , bate ics, 3 regiments
eayaly; Gen. AcDowelrs, IL regimen ts
infantry, 2 batterics, and regiment cav
airy, making total Of seventy-six rcg-
ments OF infantry. seventeen batteries aud
seven regiments of cavalry, perhaps in all,
about 10000 men. Every division ives
accompanied by umbulanccs, and every
man carrying mvsket had forty r,unds
OF csttridges.-- Cincinnati CONNIE retail.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-06
COkGREshIONAL.

Both branches Of Congress opened on
the 2d with q quorum present. In the
House, Mr.. Maynard, Of Tennessee, sp-
peared and was sworn in. He is Un-
ion man, aud was elected by q large ma
jority in East Tennessee, before the state
Ind taken steps to get out Of the Union.
Tho case Of Mr.. Fostnr, of North Carol-
ma, was referred TO the Committee on
Elections. So was the case of Mr.. Segur
II preventative from Accomac and North
ampton counties. Virginia. Mr.. Blair, OF
Western Virginia, successor to Mr. Cur
isle, was qualified. The memorial ofMr.
Beach, Of Va, asking TO be admitted to
a seat in the House, was referred. Jno.
w. Reid, Of Missouri, in the rebel army
was expelled by resolution. A joint res.
olution was adopted in the House tender.
ing the thanks Of Congress to Capt
Wilkes for his arrest of Mason and Slidoll
and resolution was adopted requesting
the President to have Mr.. Mason confn-
cd and treated in the same manner Col
Corcoran is by the rebels. Slidell is al
so to receive the same treatment as Col.
Wood. This is doing the matter up
promptly and well.
In the Senate, Mr.. Trumbull of Hi.
nois at once gave notice Of a bill to con-
fiscate the property Of rebels, and give
freedom to persons in the Slave States
and Nr Wilkinson, of Minnesota, of q
bill TO abolish the distinction betw eer
regular and volunteer forces.
The movement OF Mr.. Trumbull is on,
of much Importance, and will probably
lead to considerable discussion. Tn,
subject has also been introduced in III,
House, and a motion to lay on the tahl,
failed, yeas 56, nays 77.-Cleve. Herald
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-06
Movement to Do Away with
SutierS.

A Washington dispatch to the N. Y.
Times snys that immt diatrly on the OPEN
ing OF Congress Senator Wilson will in
trOduce a bill TO abolish the office Of sutlcr
in the army. He has been imrollcd to
this by reason of the cxtortions and abu-
scs practecd upon the soldiers. In spite
/ Of the legal restriction against selling to
soldiers TO an amount exceeding one
third of their pay, il often occurs that the
sutlcr presents an order on lie paymaster
for three-quaytrrs Of the smount due tho.
soldier, while onc-half fhas is TOO COM
mon to excite remark. The prices, too,
! are cxurbtort, the profits often being
from TO 300 per cent, and the quality of
the article as bad Az will be tolerated.
Liquor, too, is often Gland, stinely fur
nishcd. The pastry and other articles of
food furnished have been found to cause
sickness. 1t is known that in very many
cases the Colonels of regiments are part
ners Of the suffers, the profits being 10
large that men are often unable TO get the
appointment upon any other terms. The
profits of sutler for a full regiment arc
from 10000 to $4,000 year.
Gin. Gds.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-06
Itcu,s from The south.

NEW YORK, Doc.2.
A special Washington in dispatch
snys thSt Secretary Wellcb is making
arrangements to prevent any further out.
rsgcs in British waters by rebel priva-
teefs.
The Nashville will probably be over
hauled by Government vessels.
Port Royal advices state Tumall's at
tack on the 29th was not worthy tho
name Of a battle. lie came with thses OF
four vessels near enough to fire few
shots which did no damage and Immediate
ly retired.
Tybee Islandi is not yet occupied by
our troops The National colors arc
flying from the light house.
1t is understood that Beaufort will be
occupied on the a6th by 5000 Federal
troops to prevent the secessionists from
taking possession.
The expedition south is supposed to be
for Feraandina. 5000 troops are to GO
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-06

has been said, there il not of necessity any
such thing a. the free hired labofer being
fixed iDthat condition for life. Many in
dependent n.eh everywhere in these
States, few years back IN their lives,
were hired lsborers. Tho prudent,
pennies bcggar in the world labofs for
wngcs while and saves surplus with
which 10 buy tools or lard for himself,
then labors on bis own account and 1T
length hires another new beginner TO help
him. This is the Just and generous and
prosperous system which opcncs the way
TO ali, gives hope to oil aud consequent
energy, progress and improvement to the
condition Of all. No men living are more
worthy to be trusted than those who toll
up or on from poverty.
None are less inclined TO take or touch
aupht which they have not honestly earn
ed. Let them beware Of surrendering a
political power which they already pos
sess, and which, if surrendered will sure
ly be used TO close the door Of advance
ment against such as they, AID to fix new
disabilities and burdens upon them till all
Of liberty shall be lost.
From the first taking OF our national
census to the last arv 40 years, and we
find our population at the end of the Pc
riod eight times as great ms il was at the
beginning. The increase of those other
things which men dccm desirable has been
even greater. We thus have at one view
what the popular principle applied to G ov-
erEmcnt throughout the machinery Of the
States aud the Union has produced at q
fpiycn time, and also what, If firmly main
taincd, il promises for the future. There
are already among us those who, il the
Union be preserved, will live TO see il con-
tain 2J0,o00,OoO. The struggle Of to-day
ia not altogether for to-day; il is for a
vast future also. With a firm reliance
in Providence, all the more firm and eur
nest, let rs proceed in the great task
which events have devolved upon us.
(signcd) ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-06
Ehc Occupation OF Tybec Is
land Confirmed.

WAsuSGToE, Nov. 29.-Dispa,ches re-
ceiy,d to day at the Navy Department,
from Flag officer Dupont, dated Port Roy
al, 2oth inst, give the gratifying intelli-
gence that the flag of the United States
is flying over the territory Of the State OF
Georgia.
Tybee, which, he says is within easy
mortar distance of Fort Pulaski, has been
laken possession Of, and the approaches
to Savannah completely nut Of.
On the Island is a strong martello tow
er, with a battery at its base.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-06
INTERESTING FROM PENsA-
COLA.
Pensacola EvaCuntCd---WeD
Details OF ihc Honibardin incui
of WarriugtOn--EBrHgg Calling
& tOr keccnfOrccmenis

PCnsHcCia EvuCuntcd---Wen
Details OF the HcHhb1 rd men I
of fWarriuRtOn--BrHgg Calling
fOr keccnfOrccments.
The following is the Philadelphia In
quirer's Pensacola report:
FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 81. p. NJ
Passengers by flag of truce from Nor
folk, this morning, furnish some further
news i'm regard to the fight at Fl. p,ckens,
These particulars, it must be remembered
came through rebel sources.
Gen. Bragg had not made breach in
the fort, as was before reported.
Great excitement was prevalent through
out the South respecting the battle, but
il was thought Bragg would be able to
force Col. Brown to surrender.
A messenger arrived from. }6ihsseola on
Sunday last with peremP,sSy>order for
re-enforcements.
Bragg was at that time hopeful Of an
early success, r,n wSsr4lyjS1rt inter.
walls upon the fortress Hgrc6t effect.
His regular salvos are described as being
really .torrihle. The Gen. was perfectly
cool and confident.
No breach had yet been made, but on
Monday one would be manifest when
Bragg expected re-enforcemen.s, and
would storm with fresh troops and ord
nance.
Col. Brown had concentrated perfect
stcrm Of shot and shell upon the Navy
Yard, burning it down, together with all
the out buildings and considerable
amount of ordnance stores.
Pensacola had been evacuated by order
of Gen. Bragg, Col. Brown had called
to his assistance FIVE vessels OF war, all OF
which had been driven of by the batteries.
The steam irigaie Niagara was almost
riddled with shot, aud the Colorado thor
oughly disabled, Gen. Bragg had de.
clared to his men that he would nevtI
surrender alive, and the greatest euthu'
siasm prevailed among tho troops. Or
/ Tuesday Gen. Bragg would engage Col
Brown in front and land a large force OF
the island, SO as to take kim in the rear
! 1t is generally believe that an action hai
/ taken place at Pensacola, between GU
vessels aud aud the rebels, aud that Bragg
has been whipped, Pensacola burned, am
probably Bragg's force captured. Th
dispatches in the Southern papers hay
no apparent end or beginning, and ar
very meager.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-06
linl Innc,s IlnlicX

A correspondent ofthe ST. Louis Demo
erGt, writing from Springfield, asserts
that General LANE is not in favor Of free
ing the negroes, per Sc, but is in favor OF
eonhseating the property of armod rebels
whether II consist ofnegroes or horses,
IL is not because the negroes arc slaves
that he wo0ld free them, but because
they are part and parcel OF the estate ol
armed traitors. In other words, eonfs-
cate ell Of their properly without regart
To the nature OF il. II is ccrtainly tht
common sense view Of the ense, anl
should be the policy Of the Government
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-06
FrIdny. December 9. rse1.
raise Hcport. nbont the 4o,i,.

Col. Gibson writes 20 friends here that
the exaggerated reports, as to the sick
ness in the Reg't are untrue; and also,
as to the ineffieiency of physicians and
want of nurses. They never had over 2iI
off duty at once, and the worst was over
ter days since. And he otiirms that, &c
they were TO march tomorrow, (Dcc. 81
they would not leave fly men behind.
AS to physicians, he ssys there is not
man who stands so high in the army as
DR.. Thrift, the Surgeon.
lie says further, that they have been
well fed, well housed, and huye received
skillful medical aid, aud that, among
1000 persons anywhere, in four months,
there would scarcely be fewer deaths.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-06
Omcini Dispn,ch from Bragg.

The Norfolk Day Book of the s2dsays
the following is copy of an official dis
patch, dated.
OBANSoSsvILE, uerr Pensacola.
o'clock, Monday, Nov. 20.
Tho enemy seems satisfied, as he
doesn't reopen his FIRE. They have fired
into our hospitals; but my sick had all
been removed. Many hot shot and inuu-
merable shell were thrown into the Navy
Yard, with comparatively little damage. 4,
[Sigrcd.l BRAxToS BRAGG.
The official dispatches Of Sunday night
say both the Federal ships retired Grip
Piled. This was all tho damage done the
enemy. Our wounded are only slight
ly hurt, and doing well. This is the la
test from Pensacola.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-06
Sherift Sale.
Edison T. stieknsy
H. d. HilIman ct al


by virtue Of an order made by the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Seneca County, Ohio at
the Oct. term, A. ID, 1861, in the above en-
titled rause and TO mo directed, 1 will ofer
for sale At pablo yendue, at the door OF the
Court House in the ely Of Tilhn, In said
county, on
THF 2Jd Day OF DECEMBER, A. d. 1861,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ. and
O'Clock 2 n. of said day, the following lands
aud tenements, to-witi
In.lot numbered two (s) in the village Of
Republic, excepting thirty feet east and west
heretofore sold 70 Walter Elliott.
Also, part of in lot number ive--5-in
the village OF Republic, commencing there,
for at the north east corner thereof and run
ming soulh by and with the east line Of said
in lot forty eight feet, thence west ON a line
parallel TO the north iiue Of said b-lot to the
west side Of said in-lot. thence along said
Nest line " the noftl. west corner Of said in
lot, thence east on and along the north line
Of said in. lot To the place OF besiRnipg. Al
In tho ccnnty Of Seneca aud State Of Ohio.
LEVI WEIRlcK.
Sheriff.
| November sad. lsel. $3.50
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Silcr III Sale.
s. Raymond & CO.



By virtue Of nm execution duly issucd from,
the Court ol Common Pleas If Seneca o., >.
Ohio, and to me directed, shall offer for sale
at public vendue at the door OF the c ,urt
House in the city Of Tiiiu, in said county
on
THE 9Th NAY OF JANUAEr, A. d. 1862.
between the hUurs of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 4
. o'clock =. NJ. Of said day, the fol owing de-
scribcd lnnds aud ten, m,nls, to.wi,:
All that part ofin.lot number eleven (lib
in the town Of Betts,i!e, in s. neea County,
Ohio, lying south and west OF .a line drawn
from pointin the south line Of snid in lot
number eleven tll),t'n feet west Of the south
east corner Of said in.lot ard running thence
in n north aud Westerly direction 80 as TO pass
twelve feet di, tant II, m ibc south west corner
OF the d~ellll 9 LOuse on said lot and to tho
Plank Road.
LEVI WElRICK.
Sheriff.
Dee. 6, lsGl. s4,05
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-06
Blue I'iI,s.

An army correspondent gives the fol-.
lowing account ofthe medicine given the
volunteers: aA
Our doctors gives us the same medi-
cine for oil complaints. Headache, blue
pill; beIlyache, blue pill; rheumatism, blue
pill; yellow jaund,rs, blue pill; cold. blue
pill; diarrLea, blue pill; and So on. We
are decidedly, the blue pill regiment, and
are Of the opinion il don't take much to.
make a Doctor
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-06
The New Senator frous Mary
l.Inn

Very little doubt exists that the yete.
ran patriot and statesman, Hon. Revcrdy
Johnson, will be elected to the United
States Senate by the Union Legislature,
that is shortly to assemble at Annapo-
lis.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-06
For secesh Prisonors.

BY the Sandusky Register we learn
that the quarters on Johnson's Island for
"Secesh" prisoners arc being rapidly con-
structed. The situation is considered a
delightful one. ....