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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-22
TIC southern Confrderncy

The Cotton States seem determined
20 carry out the sham they have begun,
10 the fullest extent. On Monday, Jeg.
Davis was put through the farce Of an
inauguration al Montgomery, ns proyis-
ionul President Of the CoRfsderaied
Sfuiss II Amsrical IIo made long
and characteristic speech, stating thu,
the Cotton ConIcleruey was now duly
iusuguruied and launched out upon the
sea Of her destiny. lie drew On idcnl
picture Of her future greatness, not like.
" be realized, and said, il war wal
forced upon them, they would rstsblist
their Independence by the Sibitrtment o
the sword The nbsurdiiy Of this fol
feme declaration u apparent, when W,
consider that Virginia, Kentucky, Ten
nCFscc, Missouri, and probably Arkunsu
have dschttd for tic Unior-that N,
U. 3. have possession Of tho forts com
manding The entiro Gulf coast, aud chi
complutely blockade them whenever IN,
desires, aud that the revoltcd statos al
together do not equal, in wealth aud pop
ulation, the single State Of New York
The jig is up --sCeefsion iu played cut
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-22
NO Pirht Yer

NOtEithsianding ell the buster aud
bruvadO Of the secessionists, they have
not sS yet dared to attack either Forts
Sumter or Piekens; nor do we believe
that they viii The most reliable ue-
counts from these forts represent that
they are entirely secure from all assaults
likely 70 be made against them-thst they
can silence The Guns Of the enemy in
short metre aud knock all theis foatinr
batteries into kindling wood Thon TIC
United sta,es have strong leet Of war
vessels cruising in the Gull, ready 10 br,ng
assistance 10 the forts, in case Of an at
tAek. The secession Of the Cotton States
e yet exist only on paper. sor is 1,
lihs5 10 60 further, unlsss eneoursget
% Do 90 BY northern Democratic traitors
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-22
JudKe CarrN,s encccI,.

We ehayersceivCd and read, in the Gicbs
the sPsecs Of Hon, John Carey. delivered
in the House ON the Tth inst, ON the sub
jsct Of our HStionRltUub les, and will rub.
hsh II in full, in the Tribune next week
Il is speech for the times and just sucl
an one az We would expect from the" Oio
MudSaR." Il 10 able and fearless, con,
teina many capitol hits aud practical sug'
gsstions and appeals to the judgment snC
good SensO oft American people. 4
euta right through TO tho fountAin Souro,
nf ell our nation al iiseontcnt, which IN,
Judge declares to be in the corruption
PrOhiguey an psrtiEan excitement eth,
times.
The Judge is unaltsrably opposed tC
any compromises BY the Republicans, ol
sny attempts TO patch up the Const,u
ticn to suit the South. We must stunJ
BY the Constitution ns il is. That instru.
menl, made By cur Revolutionary father,
and baptized in their blood, under which
ne have lived and PrOspered for oyey tire,
quarters Ofa century, iS certainly goot
enough for us.
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sheriff sale.


William N johnson, Cornelius CrowIv 81 Al
l BY virtue ofnn order made By the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Seneca county, Ohio, At tlis
June term, A. ID. 1859, and also an ordei
made by the Court Of Common Pleas Of Sen
toa county. Ohio, al the JAn0ary term there
Of A. ID. 1861, in the above entitled cause and
10 me directed, 4 will offer for snle NJ public
vendue at the door Of the Court House ia the
city Of Tifin in said county, on
THE 25th DAY or MAncu, A. d. 1861.
belwoep the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. asd
4 o'clock p. NJ. Of said dav, the following
lands and ien0ments, to Wit
Commencing for the same n point sev
entv six and a hslf-76 i-2-feet west Of the
north west corner Of Iu.lj number one htn.
dred and twplye-ll2 2 -on Madison street in
the town Of Tifin, now in the first Ward Of
the city Of Tfin in said Seneca county. Ohio;
from thence running south parallel with the
west line Of said IR.lot one hundred and
eighty-lS0 - feet thence east sixty CO.
feet TO The nlley on the west side Of said In lot
thence south sixteen and half-i6 l.2-fect
10 the north east corner Of In-lot number
thirteen-l3-in Rawson's addition to said
town Of Tifin, now In.lot number one hun.
dred eighty nine l59-in the said first ward
Of snid city Of TifFin thence west along the
North line of said last mentioned In lot 10 the
north west corner thereof; thence south along
the west line Of said ln.lot number thirteen
bland Of lots number fourteen--l4-and
fltcen--l5--aud to tho north west corner Of
In lot number sxteen--l6-iu said Rawsou's
addition to said town Of Tiiin the same now
being respectively In lots numbers one hun.
dred aud eighty nine-lS9-One hundred aud
eighty cight-lsS--oue hundred and eighty
scvcn-l6l-aud one hundred aud eighty six
--lS6-in said 6rst Ward ofsaid city Of Tifiiu
thence west with and extension Of the moth
line Of said ln-lot uumbsr one hundred and
eighty six-lS6-to the cast side Of the San.
dusky River AZ low water mark; thence north
along the meaRderiugs Of said river at low
water mark t0a point where the south line Of
Madison streoiiu said city Of Tidin extends
west would iutetscet said riveFat low water
mark; thence cas-: to the place Of Beginning,
together with the right Of way over a strip ol
laud tweuty--20--leet vide on and adjoining
to the aorth end Of said premises above de-
scribed, TO tho west ond Of said Madison
street.
TERMS OF SALE:-One third cash on
day Of sale; one third in twelve months, and
one third in twenty four months with interest.
The deferred payments to be secured 10y
mortgage on said premises,
LEVI WEIRICK,
Feb. IS. 1861. $40 so. Sheriff.
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sheriff Sale.
Peter Schwartz, ct al,

Daniel Smith, et AZ
BY virtue Of an order made by The Court
Of Common Plsss Of Seneca County. Ohio, at
the January term thereof a. d. 1851, in the
above entitled cause and to me directed,
will offer for sale At public vendue at the
door ofthc Court House in the city OF 'litiin
In said county,
Ok TIRE 4th DAr or MARcH, A. ID 1861,
between tho hours Of 10 o'clock a. M. and
o'clock p N Of said day the following
described lands and tenCments to.wit:
Thirty (30) acres or Of the West Side Of
the N North East Quarter Of the North East
Quarter Of Section twenty two (22) in Town
ship one (l), North " Range seventeen (l7)
East, in Senecn County, Ohio.
TERMS OF SALE;--One third cash on
the day Of sale; one third in twelve months
and one third in twenty four months, with in
terest. The deferred payments 70 be secured
by mortgage on tile premises.
LEVI WEIRICK,
Feb. lst 1861. $3.50 Sheriff
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Dcmecrauc Rcpudlntion in
Ohio,

A bill has passed tho Ohio Legislature
At the request oC tho Secretary Of tho U.
D. Treasury, authorizing the sndormen,
b. the State Of S2,7OO,OOO L. s. bonds
that being tho amount Of surplus r,yenuo
distributed to this State in 1896. No
one denies hut thut Ohio Justly owes the
General Government this sum- but all
the latter asked was that Ohio should
endorse U. S. bonds to this amount, SO
they might be used to save the credit o
the United stHt,s, which Dsmoeyaii,
management hus brought to the verge o
bankruptcy. Some as Democratic me m,
bsrs in the House, Oneluding Skinner o.
SeneeH,) had the meannoss to vot,
against this bill, and in favor Of rcPudia
fiOh, while every Democrat with two or
three exceptions, voted to strike out Of
tho preamble 10 the bill, the words "k
su'iain tAe authority # Re Genera
Government" Thus tho Ohio Democ.
raey stand on the record, In favor Of rs.
EudiafioR and treason.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-22

This body, now in session at Wssh'
ington, isnot likely to con to an agree
ment TEc db-conmlttoe hsvc i d
said arrcea 70 report Guthrie's plan
which is % divide sll territory by the
line of $3.50, prohibiting slavery North
Of the line and SLOWING il South while
in territorial condition, but when states
como 10 bc admitted on either side, they
may hsve slavery or not as tho people
determine. This plan is a virtu,l sur
render Of tho Republican ground and
iihera fsom tho Missouri Compromise,
which forever prohibited lavey North
II 800.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-22

FIremcn's state Convention

A epeoiul dispatch to the Cincinnati
Commsrcidl, reports us follows:
CTRcLEvLLR, Feb, 10.
Tho Firomen's State Convention to-
day elected the following officers to serve
during the ensuing yoOr: President, +.
w. Marseilles; Recording Secrstary
Wm, Van Doren! Corresponding Secre-
tsry, Jas. Stenehcombi Treasurer, Jas,
Coylo.
The next annual tournament is to be
held at Toledo on the Second Wednes-
day in June. Tho next Convention will
be held at Lancaster on the Second
Wednesday in Febuary.
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ElCClOn in Arkansns.

FAYErrEvnLE, Ark, Feb. IS.
The election is being held. A large
number ofyotcs have been cast against
the Convention
Upon the raising Of large Union flag,
the old stars and stripes--oyer the Court
llomc, the enthusiasm Of the crowd was
unboundcd, and cheer AFTER cheer went
up from more voices than over greeted Il
before at one time in Wellington eoun-
y.
Parties are now parading the streets
with the Union Gag.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
OBSERVING MACHINES

Nov IL hyorahls time 20 get a Nyhcelsr A Wilson
Sewing Maoh,Ae' The pucss ore ven much rsdue cd
and thsfe 10 no maohias ,n The world that equAls 70 oi
umily uts' = We verdict OF a sommittses sewiar
eTrnachines.
The suaaen,gnsd have the Seeuey for The sale o.
them and ne attention Of al tntsFestea In Sewing
Machines 10 inytedt 60 them a. W. sra turu that thsS
wilt give saushetion 10 purchasers.
A. N, A, HUSBAND,
ianl8 6w TSmhb nlock, Tim, o.
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Missouri Election.

ST. LOUIS, Feb, Is.
The election passed off quietly, there
being no disturbance Of any kind. This
city will show about FIVE thousand major
ny for the Union ticket. The returns
from the State indicate tho election Of
the unconditional Union ticket.
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Cotton Republic Progress.
ing.
virginia Convention.
Big Scnre In Prospect ctt--FOurtcen Mil
lion Loan on Cotton Basis, and
Finy Regiments in Prospect.

RICHMOND, Feb. 1S.-Tho Convention
met ht tho Capitol. Jno. Janney Of
Loudon was elected President, and made
Union speech, but said Virginia would
insist on her rights as condition TO re-
naming in the con(odcrioy.
MONTGOMERY Fob. l6.-Congress ap-
pointed n Committee Of Six, to make ar
rangements for tho Inauguration on Mon.
day next. A communication relative 20
the purchase Of vessels was referred.
An official copy Of the T5xas ordin-
anee was presented with the credentials
Of delegates, one of whom arrived OBJ
lection was made To its reception, on tho
ground Of it's not being ratified. Mr.
Gregg, Of Texas, a delegate was invited
TO take seat.
An act was passed in secret session
continuing customs and officers in office
until tho first Of April, requiring them TO
take the oath of lenlty to the Provisional
government.
The Secretary Of the Treasury il in
structed to report plan for reducing the
expenses Of collecting revenues fifty per
cent.
hlCUMoNDt Ecus lOs
! The Southern Commissioners wore
invited TO address the Convention Mon
day.
| A committee on Federal matters was
appointed
A resolution was introduced, but oh
iectod to, requesting the Commissioners
TO the Conference TO report If any result
acceptable 10 virginia was likely TO be
obtained.
Gov. Wise Yindicated himself from
completely with the reported attempts to
invade Washington.
WASHINGTON, Feb. lb.
Private sdvices irem Montgomery state
that arrangements have been mOdo for a
loan Of fourteen million dollars by the lst
Of Murch, at which time the ConfederRcy
will have 90 regiments of troops for the
field, for tho purpose Of resisting cosr-
oion, aud in case Of blockade, march
ing upon Washington.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-22
Great Broad Guage, Double Track
and Telegraph Route.
TO
NEW YORK, BOSTON,
AND ALL EASTERN CITIES,
CARRYING TUE
CT. WESTERN UNITEE HirATES
MAILS.

EvrREss TRAISs leave Dunkirk daily, on arrival Of
all Trains on the Lake Shore Railroad, from Cleye.
land Cincinnati Toledo. Chicago, and run through to-
New York without change
TuE oNLY RoUTE running Cars TN. urh from the
Lake. 10 New York City. Splendid ventilated sleep.
ing Cars run on Night Trains.
baggage checked through. Fare alWuyS As low as
by any oihcrFouto.
Boston Passengers and their Bassage transferred
Free IN New York
De particular and cal for Tickets via Dunkirt, snd
the New York snd Erie Railroad, which are sold az
all the principal Railroad Oncesin the West.
This road ahnrls hciltes Tor shipment Of Freight
superior TO any other ruute. -..
AN EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN
leaves New York daily, mrkina close coE1eeiionE
throughto allpoint' West and qWoktTtime than ever
before made any line
For Freight rates, enquire of. c nArNANl $40
Broadway, NEw NOREi JouS 5. DUNLAP, 10 sih'o
II, BOsroN, Mass, or Of JACoB FoRsyrn, Ffieght
Agent, "a CLARK St., CincAao. ~.
CHAp. MiNOT,
GES'L SUrT
feb b15-tv
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We devote considerable space this
week, to seeoqnis Of the splendid ovt-
tions given the President elect, on his
wsy % Washington. We happened 20
witnesstho demo nSlrHtion al Columbus
which was tsoly magnificent and showed
how hrm hold sold Aber has oron III,
hearts Of she people. This spoHtansour
tribute 10 our newly elected Chief Mag.
istFase is happy augurY. We are moss
than ever Inclined to think that Lincoln
10 the man for the tines and tbA, his Ad-
PinistrutiOn will give Pssee-to thSeOm-
try
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-22

THg BLACK CoNITDrRAcY.-T six
rCbcllious States which have broken
their connection with the Federal Union
and combined under the clumsy titlo ol
Tho Confederate States Of America ,
contain a population Of 2,2S9,i47 white
and Of 2,l66,72l slaves. The white in-
habitants number less than the populs.
tiuu Of either ofthe States Of New York,
Pennsylvania, or Ohio
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-22

Aud the following lands and tcuements to.
wit;
beginning at a point north % 10 min.
east one and 100 ehaiIs dstsnt from the
south east corner Of lot No, six [Gl, in the No
Culloek Reserve situated In township No. two
t2l, north in range No. iiftccn Tl5l east run.
ming thence west seven and 81. 100 chains on
a line parallel with the south line Of said lot
No. six l6l thence south ave and 80 100 chains
thence east eight aud 66 100 ehnins 10 the
west bank Of the Ssudusky river, thence north
erly along the west bank Of the Sandusky riv.
er To tie place ofbeginning, together with the
Flouring Mile thereon, aud water power
connected Herewith, and all th It piece ofland
bounded as follows tO.wit:
Commencing at the breast or comb Of the
dam q said mill on the east end thereof and
running thonoe southerly on the east bank Of
The Sandusky river ten l0l, rods, thence east
10 the center of the County road, thence north
Jrly down the center Of said road, twenty
"ods, thence west 70 the east bank OF said riv.
er, and thence southerly along the bank Of
said river 70 the place OF beginning, and also
the right to dow so much Of The land on the
east and west side or bank ofsaid River as may
be lowed az all stages Of Sster by said dam AZ
it's present highth.
And 10 lot number two hundred and eighty
three l2S3), in the Second Ward Of the city
Of Tilhn Ia the said county Of seneca.
! TERMS OF SALE-One third cash ON The
day Of sale, Que third in twelve mOnths, and
one third in twenty four mouihs with interest
The deferred payments TO be secured BY mort
! gage on said premises.
LEVI WEIRICK
! FEBRUARY Is, ls6l s3l,6S sheIG.
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CoNHlsuoNEH's OfFicr, Seneca Co.,
TWf.S, Ono. FEB. 18th, 1861.
STATEMENT

or tie condition of the Treasury Of Seneca
countyatan examination held on the iGlh
day OF February, AID. 1861 by the Commis.
,oners and Auditor Of said county, showing
The following balance
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GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE :
BALTIMORE 4 OHIO RAILROAD.
Improted seh0duleI

M recent imnonant chthgevthit Road ii now able
IN (arnish mutual aoiliics for nteTcommunieRtiOn
East, soath, Meaii horihweft and sopinWest' -,
Fuii Oonnsetions with all through trains 10 Phl'
ndoipbia and New York, In the Eatt-with thq
souib, by itt Wathingtoa bTaneh Road--by Cleve
land aud Pttsbuigh, Central uhio and Marietta ane
Ciueinat trains, with the North West, West aud
South West. .l
Through Tickets 10 Baltimore. PhilAlephla, New
York Boston, give the privilege otyihs over any
sives The privilege Of visiting Wa,hldston city en
route.
Thsr the oalY Fouie thai esn turnsh ItIo1gh liel'
sts "a BsrFsss Caseks 70 Washington oity.
Fare a. low a. BY say othcrroots.
Slestinq cars or an ui Fht trains.
Al fof ets by Baltimore and Ohio Raihoad.,
,. n. SULLIVAN,
Gent RfesteFh AFeut,
WI sNrrH, l.. NJ coLE,
tb B-ly
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FARM FOR SALE,

The uudetsirued ofert for sale his Farm al miles
North ca.t ct ftin, the Portland state Road, con
',Nnr Of 60 Sctss, 100 Of which isin good state of
cultivation the balance h IN excellent timber. TksFa
10 afford stock watstto each Reid The buildings are
all nearly new IAe sol 10 rood foF an kuds OF sran
The nearest msr,et 10 Watssnh Station, beinr oar
snd halfmils, distant.
A. most poFsous vcuh pFsieryiewius a Ann before
purchasing, mTthrT eomnrnu arr Lcsmed unnscessary
fsrtons Fta distance detTnE further nofa ailen viii
lanls'3m LEWIS E.uOLTZ
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To ali whom it may
Concern.

Notice BE- hershy giyeh that no tnhseribers gave !
Noie 10 4, y, searles sgnsi hy J. Coveu upd John
Niliamt, and the publc hereby eautonad againsi
pufrhas,ug said nols a.NsLars onssus agaiat The
same amounting 10 &{sls1.
,. COVrIL
ebs2 9w luhN WILL iNs
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The opinion OF DIR. James Fishers
Cough Syrup m TrXDs.
Tnkcu from the state Gazette, At The seat Of Gov.
ernment, Austin, TetHs.
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hn Ynil kMnw Iro
pR. oHuRCHlLL's NEW TREATMENT.

cruiumpuon gfafri 2isfii dndne upon tie ptrciEscr
~ ofts Uavdrtbs Fananar normally sHiaiua
hseaHoyt teep She aovtdc KcHnedy fsrthe
gnp q isH t hy tho -
IpefgA which atonrr tvft and 1tE ny
ftiffOsfiiTEA LINK ANn russts uUTIf TttlaE
QuALIrC1t STuE iifiuEsr pEgtEE. Cunsun,pou vui
D. preNcntcd tg king 10 lp c system tupr dus
'lsmsnt - it as arpsfsssof
hu gua the ptsut tiks daily ns ofbs
f r1fnusfufrn. be will Oh rssf
rfg sgf Jeg rfstfte fee sosifi ard By soune
Hn1l nee of The hly ufHrrtr
ryisvsssT ~ su nHAtut VA rtsuars Utp NLYAE
KNOWN lN MS LiFE uEfunET-D-. Ciur-iilrt u lsr
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-22

JAS II KAY MONns ]
have used nT. Fi,hers Compound syrup Of Giu.
gei iu my hmig foT "a mQpths, and concur 10 ths
above,
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Fer sale by FIT. nufItu, Au,tin, Tcyas.
ny Jane, Fisher, Dnnois a Co, Tifu, G.
nr Fishers Aeus cu'e and Ague pils always on
hand. frlgo ON
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IMPORTANT cAuTIoHI
acM1<zsteA eA15z4s,
NEW YORK 3 ERIE RAILRoAp

AZ Tho solo General Depot 50 John Street, H.
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A gent connected with the expedition
reports the forces were landed and drawn
up in line on the beach, when it was found
that there were 319 men under Col. We
Der, of the Goth N. Y. Regiment. At
this time the wind raised little, and it
was impossible to land more troops They
proceeded up the beach, capturing / brass
field piece and horse. The force then
advanced to Fort Clark, which had been
evacuated, but were compelled to retire
again, owing to the shells of the feet fall.
ing therein, and marched back to the place
Of landing, and there bivouacked for the
night.
Early next morning they again return
ed and the fleet commenced bombarding
the second fort, called Fort Hatteras,
which soon afterwards displayed white
flag, when the fort was entered by our
troops.
Gen. Butler exceeded his instructions,
which were to destroy obstacles and sink
the stone-flled hulks in the inlets, but
finding forts ready made to his hand, he
thought he might as well take and keep
them. The forts are equally strong on all
sides and inaccessible except by she'll
The rebel shells were mostly filled with
sand and gravel, with poor fuses and
worthless caps. The Cabinet meeting this
morning concluded not to censure Gen.
Butler for thus transcend:ng his orders!
The General brought up his own dis
patches.
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sheriH's Sale.

Circuit Court Manitowoc County.--William
Blair, Claudius B. Nelson, Oliver ". Beldon,
agt Joseph Kalo and Robert Set.enger.
DY virtue of an execution issued from said
u court, in the above entitled action, to me
directed and delivered against the personal and
real property of the above named defendants
Joseph KaIb and Rober. Settenser, have seiz-
ed and levied upon the following described
real estate. and all the right, title aad interest
the said defendants or either Of them had in
and to the same on the ed day of October, A.
D. 1860, or which they or either Of them have
since acquired thereto, to wit !; Lot three-3-
In block no. three-3; lots one, two, five. six.
seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven and twelve l,
5, 6, 7, s, ., TO- ! ! and lin block no. thirty
one-3l; lots one, two, five, six. 81 ven, eight
nine ten eleven and twelve-1 2 5 G 7 910ll
and l2-in block no. thirty three--33; lots sew,
en- and eight and Sin block no. thirty-four
"a; lots ten and eleven-10 and ll-ia block
no. forty .fve-45; lot three-3--in block no.
forty-40; all of which are situated in the Wiz
lage Of Two Rivers, county of Manitowoc and
State of Wisconsin. Also the west half of the
southwest quarter-w | 2 sw 4-of section
clever, town twenty one,-2l --r range
twenty three-23- situated in the county OF
Mantowoc and State of Wisconsin Also the
west half-w 1-2-of the south east Quarter
g l-4-of section thirtysix- SO township
no. twentv-20-range twenty four-24-east,
situated in the county Of Mani.owoc and State
of Wisconsin. Which said real estate and the
said right tile and interest of the said defend
ants or either of them, shall expose for sale
and sell at public auction at the Court House ia
the village of Aanitowoc, On Saturday the 5th
day of October, 4 D. 1861, At O'Clock P. u
Of tina. day, to satisfy said execution-Dated
Sheriff's Office Manitowoc VIE. August q, l. 6l
WYMAN MURPHY. Sheriff
of Manitowoc county, Wisconsin.
wv. N NICHOLS, Plaintiffs AttorneF.
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WIN AND COUN TR Y

Coz. sALoMos.-This gentleman, for,
merly a resident Of our village, and lately
a Captain in Gen. SIGEL's Brigade OF
Missouri troops. where he proved brave
and gallant officer, arrived in town Wedn-
esday morning. He has been appointed
Colonel of the 9th Wisconsin Regiment,
and comes here to attend to the duties Of
bis new position. The Colonel spent the
day at the residence Of CHAs. KUEHS,
Esq, between here and Two Rivers, where
bis lady has been stopping during his alb
sence, and returned to town in the evening
to meet his many friends. He left on the
Comet for Milwaukee on Thursday NOR
ming.