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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-08
TinIn Trices Cmrrcnl.

Coreete wesll,by g, %. SHEATH. Dealer in oil
lads Of q rain, &C., l.oessers Block, Tinin.
WHEAT--s5anO
CokH- (shrlleu21l
do tEarla3 G.
RrE--uuafO.
bARLEY--uin SO.
OArs--le 1fgus
pOrAroKs-2ON52
FLax Sgsn-- 6u,uO8lYO0
BurTER--eWlOc
IAHu-fc
TALLoW oW--eo.
6noKED llAHf--a 8lOo.
DO sinEs Asn snoULpERs- Gaze.
PICKLED PoHK--l 80.
CLoVEH $3.50 a1.1u.a3 L5-
EEsWAN-NliI2 I21c.
fE.rnEas--.8 o.3a
kAGs--2c.
GsHES ilipEs--5c 00f
UR4 do lua.
Enus-Gc. 3 doran.
Ti.noilI .adil-i s,fAi,lo
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War Meeting g--Thero wNl be a war meet
ing at Petiicord's School House, in Adams
tp., this friday evening, to be addressed 10y
Messrs, ford and Landor Of Tiflin, Re-
oruiting ,flicers for the 72d Reg't will be
present.
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Bound Over--Mr o. l.. Robinson, one
Of the actors in the bloody melee nt Republic
last week, has been bound over for trial in
the sum of $4,000. Smith and Cunningham,
Who were seriously injured, are likely to re-.
cover.
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To Teachers--All Who wish 10 be appli
cants for the position Of Teacher in the Sec
ond Grade Primary School, which is soon to
be opened, will meet for examination at the
High School Building, Tuesday, Nov, p, at
10 A. d.
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MnnnI MnnDll MOOnlll

Any amount Of good wood wanted At This
Office on subscription. Now is the time to
bring IL in.
Good Potatoes and Winter Apples also
taken on subscription.
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Is hereby given to the legal voters Of the
School District Of the city Of Tiain, that an
election will be held on the 2d Monday Of
November next, Seing the llth day Of Nov,
1861, at the Recorders office, 10 I'LL the fol
lowing vacancies in the Board OF Education,
viz:
Two vacancies oceasioned by tho expira-
ton Of the terms OF office Of Mcssrs. Zahm and
Bill, to serve for the term Of three Yeas and
also one vacancy oocas toned by the resigna
lion of Mr.. Jesse Shriyer, to serve for two
years.
Q. CRONIsE. Sec. poatd Of Edueation
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Aid for the 55th-on Saturday, Mr.
shriTer sent thirty eomforters to the 55th
teg't at horwaik' aud, on Monday, he sent
thirty more making sixty in all. These
will be returned unless they are absolutely
aeeded when the Regiment moves. There il
a large amount Of clothing still on hands at
shrirers Store, which the Military Com
mites vii dis pose OF where most needed.
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Mstlhew,s ChocoIate Worm DrOps.

Matthew's Chocolate Worm Drops.
NEVER fail TO destroy and syterminaie all kind-ot
Intestnal Worms. Arc perfectly reliable in all cases
usdfst superior to any and all OF ihs fnney Wo'a-
Csufsctious aud Nermiuges which nre In use
Thoy may be taken atull tmei with perfect safety, us
they ooatsiE no Mersry, o. other dectcrioss drug
Mothers should always purchase usm, and give their
hdroA other.
Each soX contains a srops.
no Caihsuie whatever i, uccsssuytobe be given'J =
Fotsale BY all druggists aad dealers IN msdie'nesS
Al. MATTHEWS,
osuliy Buffalo, N. Y, and Fort Enc. q. w.
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NIARRIED.

On the 3lstult., nt the parsonage, by Rev.
j. Cronsc, Mr., Christian 9. Bachm, aud Miss
Molly LIckron, all Of Bloom tp. Seneca couH
~.
On the Sd inst. by Pcv. r. Good Mr.. Ja-
cob Mosure 10 Mics Mary Liscttc Ncnniicr,
both Of Sundusky co.
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FBIamks! Blanks !

All kinds Of Blanks, Of the most approved
forms, well printed on fine paper, Kept CON
etantlv on hand aud for sale cheap at the IM.
suNK OFuoE; such as
Deeds, summons
Mortrnrcs. Subpocuoss
Attachments, Ncndts,
Executions, Constable sales
uinuk Notes. SC, sc.
nTJuNiccs and Notarics supplied on reas-
enable terms. m
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The ssd Regiment, o. Wan order
has been granted for the s2d Regiment, O..
", to rendezvous at Camp Simon Kenton,
Kenlon, o. The following officers have been
appointed;
col.-Jas. Cantwell Keuion.
Lieut. Col.--B. r Durfee, Marion.
Mejor--J. S RoDieson. Kenioo.
These men haze an besn 10 lhe seryiee but
bpye rs,seed ia order 90 raise new Ugi
nelt W. 10. lhg may os assaaal
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Iscndcr. Doc this llenn Yonl

There are number Of our Subscribers who
owe us for one or more years, and whose faces
We would be glad 10 sec darkeninc the sane
tum door. We arc in need Of every dollar
that is due ne aud these subscribers are doing
us great injustice, by Withholding it We
are tired sending our paper, week after week,
for nothing. Money may be sent by mail at
our risk and the proper receipt will be re-
turned
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NV Ohht Nov 2.
FLora Sales of35 .Onn bbls a, s. 80 t5 oo
for super western sS 1OWi 5 95 tor cuinmou
70 medium extra wtstcru s. g50 m Coz in
'etior To- r,od shipping brands extra round
houp Ohio.
Wurvr-sslssot 81 t2@sl Is.
RYE-Salcs ut eOWs2c.
BAstEv- sales a. a2c.
CoHN- sales i6s ,oOObu at62@63 forucw
yellow.
Ous-salcs at s9@ioc for State, West
ern aud Canadian
WmsEy-bcld 2o2tc
PonK-salcs. lOOb'ns at 50 62 for mess
10 90 for Primo
Btrr-Salcs at SiOO@i50 fcr country
primci S OO9 s j0lor country mess.
BErs uANs-- Steady. sales at Sl6OO@SlI
ODD tor Western.
Crr Mr,r-null, ut 6W5i4c for shuul-
Gcrs. and 50Gc Cor hams.
BNcoN- Steady Solcs az 6a tc.
L,Ru-S Sales nj smgi he.
BurrEU-A fair business doing atS@l "
fr Ohio; l2@lsc Tor State,
CuFu K-4W1c
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Change of Time--A change has been
made in the running time Of the s. d. & O..
r. 3. See table.
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TIrrIN p. o. REGULATIONS


t rostonicc houss. from A. NJ. to Z
pm.
1-Mtils f1r the train. North aud South A..
will close 20 minutes hcioro car time. All
letters should De mailed at least 80 minutes
before cit time.
lE- Lct,crs and papers must be prepaid,
Zoo order to- insur, unusmi. siun.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE
MAILS.
Neil train passes Tinin; going South, at
II 81 a NJ, Guing North ut iil T. NJ
Delaware. Muion and Upper Studusky
Mail arrives hy Hack. Tucsdays and Fridays
ut T.. M-leavcs the same day ut 9 T. NJ.
Bucyrus and MeDmorc Mail arrives Mon
days aud Fridays, at =. M-lcaycs, Tues
days aud Saturdays, az 3 A. NJ.
Republic aud bellevue Mail arrives by
Hack daily. at n A. M.-lynvcs nt | Z. NJ.
Fos'ori6 Mail arrives 10y Hack, Tuesdays,
THURSDAYS aud Sutmdays, at n A. Nj
leaves snmo day at ~ 7. NJ.
FL Seneca Mail arrives, Tues days aud
Fridays, At 3 Z. M.-lcavcs same day ut I
4. N.
II. L. Mckee, =. NJ.
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Our Thanks are due Hon. John Sherman
and Hon. Charles Sumner for documentary
favors.
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EFFECT OF THE REMEDY.

"fG on tho earliest appoaranec of these siru- u
Consumption, tho paticnt takes daily aheui to.i
grains Or the ltTPoPIIosPIurEa, Ne viii asusllv
sec them all disappear IN period varying houn Z
NV weeks 70 n NV monthai and ~ seuiisuinr ths
occnsioanl usc OF the Remedy, 1IE WILL nrnrb
lily FIND ufMarLr IN TIIE EHs1rhIENT of
SUCH HEALrH As nE. PERHAPS, tAp NxvEn
KNOWN IN MS LITE nEFOREs
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Tinim RelniI Mnrkef.


corrected weekly, by n. A. BUsKIRK BRO
Wholesale and Retail dealers in Groceries and pro
duce Of allkinds, She swhan'a Rloek Tiniu O.l
fnNuTpa
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7sd Rcgiment-The flloviog persons
have been appointed Field Officers for the
7ed Reg.
Coi-R. P. BrcEtASp, Of Fremont
Lieut. Coi.-H CAvrtEtb, Of Medina
Mej j.-G. NJ. ooors, Of Republic, s,ueca
co.
The camp cquiraga for the entire Regiment
including Uniforms, Blankets, Tents, &c,
&c, were shipped at Cincinnati, on the
2Slh, and are expected here to day or to'mor.
row.
Recruiting is going on favorably through
ont the country for the different companies.
and there isnot q shadow ola doubt but that
the filing up Of the regiment willprovc q per.
feet success tFrcmontJour.
Fay rYoIuntccrs-The pay which I'm.
Gle Sam gives bis soldiers, in tho o. S. Army
Is mo. liberal than in any other nation 30 the
world. Every private gets the following.
sl3 90 per month, cash...........$l .$l56
$50 "clothug..,......... 42
1900 "ratons ..,....... lil
Total yearly y...............',,,S ,S3i-
This is better than most young men can
do at home Besides, they will get a bounty
Of 500 and 100 acres Of land, at the end OF
The war, and pension for life, il they are
wounded There Is every iuduccmcut ior
young men aud even middlo.ag,d men TO vol
untccr; aud. besides the pay, they will come
home with honor and will have the proud sat
sfactiou Of knowing that they fought for ths
"surs and stripes" The men who fight fct
their country now arc the men whom posiority
will honor,
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Remember the Teachers Institute which
cowaences at Republic, next Monday.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
eREAR IN MIND

UE-That theTRIBUNE has the larg-
est circulation, aHd is, therefore, the
best medium for advcriisings in Seneca
County -
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and ono copy to The gcttsr up Of club Of 10
Subscribers or more.
old Subscribers can cntcr into This arrange
rncnt by paying mp on arcangcs
Nnnnlul.m .n.... cont I.nn
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Heidelberg COllege--Wo are requested
to draw attention to the fact, that the Winter
SESSION of Heidelberg College, in this city, to
continue 6 weeks, will commence on Thurs
d(y the 2lst Of Novembe
COnsecration-We lea Bp. BedCll
will consccrato Trinity (Epio.. Church, on
Saturday the 10th instant, at l0lS A. M
On the following sabbath, Bp. Bcdell will
preach in the same churrh.
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Col. Gibson left for kentucky, on Friday
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Winohester's Genuine Preparation"
Is TuE ONLY bFfIAnrR

fotm Of NJ. Churohill's Remedy Tliado fron, ~
original furmul Tho action " tssc hytrrhoe rha
"a rWofoib and siccnc fnUcaling the pflueirlr NgAa
cnNsrrrris Nnvora rHtg, and they arc Tho pfh
ruWtiTrt Utnon GENERATING AOfNra ENrWN Tlin q a
upon tho tuhcrcular onnditiou h iNNfl IAIi an ~
uHNERtL HfiururS MAINTAINING wnu A nAftniir arH
~ uHEAir hARvrlovH They Trlierc tho corrh. diuiHch
cNpoctraton, tmprrte tho appetite, aTrsti dhrrhoa
inc nJhi i'oa,', ehti', and Jsrsr cease tho hevyd
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THE HEALTH AND LIFE or WOMAN.
gect or mahreui those sexual Irregularities 70 whish
twothifds other sex are more Or less subject.
Dr.. Cheetemanh Pills, pfspated hon the same Tor.
npla which the inventor, Cornelius l.. Cheeisman, N
Dp Of New Yofk, has for twenty years used suseeis
iuhy In an extended private praotica-immediately
relieve without pain, all aldtiHanees o. The periodical
dsohafse, whether autingffom relaxation oTtupprvs,
sion. They act like charm in removing the paiul
that accompany difficult or mmodeFate menstruaiioE.
and "a the only safe sod reliable rsaedy FOR Flushes
Sick ltadoohs, Paint In The ioins, Back and sides,
Papitaton ofthe Heart, Nervous itsmuTf, lyttshss,
sputns, broken sleep and other nnpleasant aas
dangerous elects Of an unnatural oonditoH Oftho
ual funetiout. u the worst euses Of FohF Ahus %
Whites, thsy effect a speedy cure.
To WIVES AND NATIONS.
Dr.. ChssismaRs Pills are odtrsd as the only safe
means ofronowing Interrupted mentiTuafion, bot
LADIES MUST BEAR IN MIND
There n one condition Of the female aYstsH ID whiah
the Pills cannot be- aken predicting PsssliaT
result The oondtion referred 10 % pregnanoyiha 10
suit, MiscsuisFs, SNch fths iUesstabls tendensy Of
The msdieae 70 festeFs the sexual tnoions 10 non
NAL condition. that even the ieproduolvs power Of
turs eNnnot resist Il.
Explicit diFectsns, ftatinF when, and whea they
h0ud not he used, with each hox-thc price each
OF containing from 40 10 80 rill'
valuable Pamphlet, 10 be had ffee, or the AEents,
lls sent by mail promptly, by encosng price 70 the
enefal Agsnt. sold BY Dfuggisis generally.
N.b. uUfChlNDs, Proprietor
20 Cedar street, New York.
FOR sale BY I. l.. ~. Jonn Coz Dubois Ce..
andJ, =. Mamuardt. iimn. %. dscfl-iy
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, e,,- ,...- q, ,fv,pro o.........et50
~ 5ti f,t,t,, 10 ,rsr ......200 90
&C paid after the year expires ...-.o,
1 No rarer II, I'M be stopped until allarrearagcs
4 re naid, unicss "a the option Of the Publisher.
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FRIDAY. Novcmbcr 5, 1861.
,yOb Printing.

Wehave all the facilities Of the larger cities
for doing all kinds Of Book and Job Printing,
in the highest style Of the Art, and on very
reasonable terms. Give us call.
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Udfiu AvrrhIg Gribuue.


snudnsky, DAYTON q Cincinnati n. r..
Passenger trains now pass Tifin as fol.
trv.as
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AFFAIR TRIAL rs A oTRTAI1 CuEII

R8- BEWARE OF BogW R'peiiei advertised as ~.
Ohurchilis and all oghcr SNlNillNg nENltI4 n ~
sufferers Of thclr hicans fosc prnis nlf aud hastoa
rArAt Hartr. Write 10 oihofor CIRCULARS ard Zoe
Or. Churehills Treatise On Consumption,
which elninin the only GiiHhc iJorpaho,i n regard
to THIS NEW TREATMENT, Scut rEEE " al rcuTsls
s=A-O-=
PRICE In and io.oz hotties, q ana 81 earh.-s
Three largo, or ak small for 50. isy fac-smiis y
on both she Label md Outside Wrapper.
NO OTHER rs uENUINE
~ No not oonfound this Remedy with tho % essed
"Vhcmical Food - Hnd part iculirly vod All prefars
tlons conriulng srot, whcliia RASCmota end ltdltf
81, which hns no crRATisE rHoil1uY WilaIHra.
Sold hy tho most respectable DrurgnA tluonrbrrt
tho United states and liritsh lrovincca and WloshH
aud Retail at the General Depot IN tho Uniio iara ~
]. WINoHEsTER, 90 John Street N.T.
Sold by l.. L. ST. John 4 Co.. Drugsi.ls
Tiflin, Ohio.
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w NWM kN0M -
coNprNitriON fs TIIr N6zT FATAL sC0tahGf %
MANkINn. " has been truly fesartei n ~ ratnA
nv vtl.rY-,cw ever surviving ils attack. ~ -
W ihr "a il hrHt1n rrfc sa3s ~ tHsEeHitsi 49,
ltLluNtf motto civilized tonimrrritf fREii ~ Iiis
rIT.AsEn What a sad c.1lmVrtafy ou tho hoaraf
efficacy II tho Healing At
ihc brilliant so.yrry " nr, churehlll, made % ~
ta.tsieit bon 10 Tho world, ly Tho "a q thh nee
aud fo,s5i,i wsliai ostHi, known 80 hsmlsiryaa %
THE HYPoPHOSPHITEs,
The CURE of CONaEmrTION, ewes A. thi
sccund uud Third Stages tat roriea, thcr-r.r,f
When there cun be re doubt as 70 The sstsrs =
the nisrasel is the Ettt, while DEATH ~ Tnr
rXCTprION." 81 KNOW says ~. O.
"thut they viii prove no, uniy SURE a Huus
EDN a. CONEtMrTtoN ns Quiui=s n n tst~ss
uiittsnt Fever, but alec ne cncctuni n rHEartp
VATtNE ns Nnecinsties ~ Hrsoii rar.s
lct no su1ercr who valuss health and no. dei,r a
hour 20 try thls remedy Remember that prcvouitid
b better than cnrc." nawarc OF slfdccapt,u o. ~
rpnthrg assurance of frlcnfs that n b oHlv Nus
odd % fatal error % myrlis who ~ ~ enlturd
graves Give, cntroat you, prompt altenton 10 tho
EARLIEST SIGNS oF ooNsuns1toN.
"AVu musu SIGNS mAiL willow rnru - Mrrt.
"1ho o1rli ynutum OF tuhcrcuar Gisoaso ia uAlra.
u prroi ne clt h. and 10 s earlier n Point of t1n 4
Nan thc u is nrft manlfatc IN tho fael ifla
AaHh. Iho mti'hiu usura waste , hcacl nlHllid 1
there b. scrsio something wrong frliu7 thatfun
utAt ruwrns ann rt,UCiNI. Tho trdi,s of Eaa livifr
machine ia mnrc active than ia rlair. aDri f'oiioL
"if raho,tany apparent taiIe, br Ahder 10 influence
of oavfe8 which induce NrAESla and ~, q suck
us ufn'i Wtg -erl sftc, ir,CndHcy, cAad tqr.ug
Huf.thI rTti grlrih, ur ftt8 fsorsrv (tua disa.if
person hcgns 10 losc bis flh, atrrnrth, slar, q
appetite " he Euftrs from tlorHssf on lreiA a.
gaor and deyrogioa, filI1E IS REASON 10 RkaR ihul
he s olr'a'y rCi p'ad p he oomfiat4i Il 20 th-.s
l u has come on howyi or during the fsir seasohi
ThkrsOhAHllIrl - 6lllATtli Sfili. ."-CAurthtl
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rI-he lsfscu aud finest aseoument oi ttoyes and
] iibn.s mtnithinr goods ever offered 10 ne Fob.
iis In this city. kvsf,hody it tHrited - al and
tsswips hslofs pufchaslnr sliewhcrs. Ost Good
wsfs psisha,sd tett low, sad vlllbs cold
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Q. CRONIsE, See. Board ofEducation
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Ray Of Yoluntcers-The pay which I'm.
Gle Sam gives his soldiers, in the U. S. Amy
Is mo. e liberal than in any other nation 30 the
mnrll. Errrr nrirnic rcis the fnllnwinrl
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foster, and which, after a lapse of nearly forty
years. does not contain population of more than
ten thousand American Africans. They fear that
the five thousand negroes which have been already
placed in charge of the Liberian authorities, at
cost to our Government of half million OF dol
lars, will not only tend to check the progress Of
civilization, but might also prove Of serious
injury to the industrious habits of life Colonists.
Under the law of Lbers too, these recaptured Afri
cans after their year of guardianship has expired,
become apprentices for term of years not less haa
seven, nor exceeding fourteen but President BENSON
acknowledges that there are very lew masters to
whom they could be bound out Why. then,
should the idea Of transferring slave cargoes to
Liberia be still entertained? Great Britain offers
to take all them from off our hands free of charge
and to domiciliate them on her West India plan
tations, under the very excellent and we'll guarded
apprenticeship system which she has ORGANIZED.
If they are to become apprentices in Liber&; why
not in the WCstIndia Islands? The same results
are aimed at in both instances but as regards Lii
IBERIA, the danger is that the savage element thus
introduced may imperil the civilized whilst in the
West Indies, the new labourers could be held
under better control, and by making this arrange
ment with England our Government would be
| relieved ola heavy charge upon the treasury
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that which gives to these hostile attempts
complexion the least inviting is that they secretly
undertaken and their execution coverty attempted amid
professions Of an earnest desire to avoid collision save
the waste Of life and to fulfil the highest obligation of
morality While the Commissioner depued by the State
of Virginia is honestly urging upon the authorities Of this
and other States to avoid all occasion of collision with
the Government OF the United States and while from the
State another Commissioner attempting to recon-
mend the 10 the President of the United
States, hostile expedition is its way to attempt the
coercion of State when the Government of the United
States to listen to the suggestions Of peace from the
The Governor regards It rs bapnv crcun stance that
in deferrng to the wishes of the Senators who have inter
posed in the mission with which you were charged their
good intent has been rewarded in leading to that eclar
ton from the President which in every seeding State
would regarded as euiyacnt to his ieclarao6 of war
against Them and thus save them from the consequence
| of a generous but misplacad confidence
Nor is it proper IKE If sTonI he understood that
what the President i ,ioosad - cr,,iJr n.osc ~ u s
f,rbearnnce should scan, to bave The ~,
Governor in the correctness Of that conetrcti If his
conduct nnder the Of casa borI ni ne
tfabr and more tban ag,rnI,ating If - NO. r ~
President Of tbe Trit,d S+stas 70 80, ~ m,;I 80 Wv
VI te olitcu olaeS 10 seem 10 consider the re-
aattoc1, Of ,o Stat 80 60 as wy
| ,a..I r. - - ~ Io' c'''oh" "P'n al uiatne!
vessel IL IL ad not the armament OF vessel intended
LOT wal te eNcuSaoe was the attempt to Introduce
uer inc slieu OF eacelul traner armed men for the
purpose OF executing the orders of the President 1t
hoI ohy iostile aemonstrauon Dut, while hostile 1t
mt 10 pe made successful under DISGUISE
Will 1t IL na c stGureu mo result which was desired
80 g. ~ s otlIss out Iile ihe!e success 70 C'!n"h
49, u .Ie sCluce Oh tie proprieues Win winch It had
mr. on;"i"o r. .,o r, , - l.. -, -.
demand which is contained in ba Ia,ter r H., ;o1i.
of which Won are CHARGED has NOT CnI L"a, con sd ~
tha circumstances Which rr,r nisn. r. u iI by ~
is now increased into n cnnvictior ~ 81 ~,
sof.t, ~ tbo S.o.a,; ~ -. "a " -? 'c
5ant sbond h na se lS'tE q tie rel
the secndng States rannirosi - 81 nh 81 =" az
south Carolina IF If be 60 hat Fort
as property then as nronerty The riIhts Ivb,te, t
NAV be- Of The United states can be sce1taincd. and E
the satisfacon of tbosc ~i,,IS to iI az ~ St OF
south Carolina Won are autbori1sd r. i've If Mt So
ter is not held aS nronertv II js bei5 &c a rnto, III
and such post within The limits Of this state viii not
/ be tolerated ' " NV
The letter of the President may be received az the ren
to the question YOU were Instructed TO ask as tn is
seron of the right to send renforcements to Fort sum
ter You were instructed IN saw IN him If he
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The Governor to Major anderson.
STATE South CARDINAL
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, CHARLESTON, !
January II, 1861.
To Ma jOr Robert Anderson, CommGndtag Fort Sumter
SRI have thought proper, under all the cicum tan
Of the peculiar state of public affairs the country
at present. to appoint the Hon A. Magrath and Gen
F. Jamison both members of the Executive Council and
of the highest position in the State present to you
considerations of the gravest public character and of the
deepest interest all who deprecae the improper waste
of fe to induce the delivery of Fort Sumter 10 the con
stued authorities of the State of South Carolina witt
pledge its part to for such public ropery
as is under your charge.
Your obcdent servant,
tSigncd) T. W PIrrrvg
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NO. D.
Mayor anderson to the Governor.
TTranpr-,

January l. 1861.
To HIS EaceIency, F. " PicEens G6rsr7aor Of g6atl
Carolina:
SIR have the honor to acknowledge the receipt O
demand for the surrender of this Fort the author
tiles of South Carolina and to say in reply that dc
mand is one with which cannot comply. Your Excel
lency knows that have recently sent messenger
Washington, and that it viii be impossible fer me to re
ceive an answer to my dispatches forwarded by him.
earlier date than next Monday. What the charctc
ofmy instructions may be, cannot foresee.
Should your EXcellency deem fit prior to a resort t.
arms, to refer this matter to Washington it would
me the sinceres pleasure to dePute my officers
accompany any messenger you may proper to b,
the bearer Of your demand
Hoping to God that in this, and all other matters ir
which the honor, welfare and lives of fellow country
men are concerned, shall as to meet His ap
prevail and, deeply regretting that you have made de
mand of me with which cannot comply
have the honor to be, with the highest regard
Gour obedient servant
ROBERT ANDERSON,
Major L. S. Army, Comnandinr
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New IORK CITY RAILROADS. PAY-The World
says the profits of the New York street railroads
are enormous. The Third avenue road cost about
SiG5, 600. 1t is represented by stock to the value
Of 81 900, which, not long since, quoted at
cent. on five times its original cost. The Sixth
avenue road cost about S23OOOO, and is repre-
sented by stock worth $500, 900, which is valued
at ITO per cent. The Eighth avenue road cost
about 100000, which is said to be worth 200 per