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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-22


The following was Gen. Scott's re-
spOnse to the visit Of the Ohio delegation
on the 9th inst:
Fellow-eitizens Of Ohio: God bless
Ohio and cyJy other State of this Union.
lAmen.l Some Of those States we ma,
have u for a short time, but trust we
shall win them bnck-[applauscl and
eniold them all within tho arms OF that
Union which has given 10 us so much
honor and glory. But be that as it may,
whether they return 10 as as brothers or
stand uloof ns strangers, ! thank God
that we have yet lett TO us q great and
glorious Union. Applause / thank
God that we have yet Government
Yes aud applause.
"a short time ago we were threatened
With the destruction Of the Federal Gov
cnmout, but thank God that on Mou-
/ day OF this week a new President Of your
choice was duly installed into odice-rIt
wouldn't have boon 40 il IL had not been
for you 3 land believe that the Presi-
dent is actuatcd with the best intentions,
| gifted with sufficient ability and wisdom,
aud filled with a lively and ardent desrc
TO do all in his power n rDunite the mcm-
bcrs Of this great II public, or at least to
contribute 20 glory prosperity and hap
| piucss Of the states that romain with US.
. [ lAppiouse.l / have long since ceased
10 be politician, and am now singly a
Union man, soldier, and, ! t-ust, a pa
uiot You are. indeed pl Finy odd
years ol my life have devoted to the
service Of NY county, aud hope that /
have been faithful servant. f'You
have 81 | do not desire to survive tho
Union mean to die by il. fAppluusc,
and That's whore we will all die ~ No
reward on this earth is so gratifying TO
an old soldier as the appreciation Of his
cCuntymen. When / look upon your
faces, and hear your voices, your cheers,
! feel that ! have that reward. ZAP
plausc.
The party then gave three cheers for
Gen, Scott aud three fer the Onion.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-22
GIennings from shc Mails.

FArAL.--Throe men and their wives
recently got into a fight near tho lime
kiln in Yurdloyvillo. N. j., and getting all
clenched together, they fell into tho kiln
and were burned to death.
ArroINrMINr.-D. r. Cowen, Esq. the
present and popular clerk Of the House
.ol Representative, has been commissions
cd by Governor Dennson, Enviueer-in-
chief of the Ohio Volunteer militia, with
the rank Of colonel.
0cYWo have stated already that the
residence Of Dclin A. Webster, oppo-
site Madison, Ind, was burned on Thurs
day night last. The barn attached to the
residence was destroyed on tho following
night
or The Ohio Legislature has passed
an net cutting down the penalty from
thirty to twenty per cent. on delinquent
taxes. That will be "a rolief Of ten per
cent 10 those who carnot always pay
their taxes when due.
OF r.. +. Payne hes been appointed
District Attorney for the Northern Dis
trict Of Ohio.
or Mr.. Thomas Patterson, Of Crest
line, has been appointed Route Agent on
the PiDtsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago
Rail Road, between Crcstlno and Chi
cago.
or An extra Session Of Congress is
now talked Of as probably necessary to
supply the commissions oftho last session,
but has not been decided on.
OF Mr.. Greinor, Of Ohio, editor of
the Columbus Gazette, will probably be
= elected for the Govcrnorsbip Of New
Mexico, vice Mr.. Rencher Of North Car
olina.
or The Charleston Comrisr threatens
to make the Border Statcs the battle |
dclds aud foraging plains Of the army Of.
Davis, because they have stood out
against secession.
OF The Congress Of the Southern
Confcderacy has adjourned until May,
postponing to that time their permanent
Tariff Bill.
OF The scccssionists Hro ngain beat
en- in Missouri by the defeat Of Senator
Green, as u candidate for rc-clection.-
Mr.. Johnson, Union Democrat, is elected
in his stead.
or Senator Breckinridge (utc Vice
Prcsidcnt,) has given his views Of the
Presidents Inaugural and of the rumor-
ed policy in regard to Fort Sumter. lie
puts construction upon Mr.. Linooln's
policy that will be moro acceptable to
tho North than that advanced by Ms.
DouglaP.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-22
Later From, TcXns.

New ORLEANS, March lathe Gal
weston Civilian ofthe llth inst. says that
the surrender OF Fort Brown was agreed
upon quietly between tho Texas Com
missioncrs and Capt. Hill, on the 9th.
The News says that Fort Brown will
be given upa soon as transportation
could be found for the Federal troops
The troops will take 10 the seacoast two
light batteries of artillery.
The steamer Daniel Webster was Of
Brozos waiting to take a portion Of the
troops on board. Other vessels will
probably DO dispatched to take tho re-
mainder.
Tho Texan oops at Brazos nro repre-
sented TO be fortilying the island, so as
to make il impregnable.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-22
C0rwIn ana clay Accent.

Hon. cassius NJ. Clay has yielded to
the PersuOsions Of his friends and has
accepted the mission to Spain. lis en-
inoRtsoryiees in the cause merited high
er distinction.
Hon. Thos. Corwin, il il said, will ae.
eePt the mission TO Mexico, post which,
intacse unstable times, he is cminontl,
qualified toGn
Themission 10 the Court Of 81. James
is not flled. but is supposed to lie be-
tween WIN. L. Dayton and Charles Fran.
eis Adams.
Il is said to be the settled policy ol
Seward to give no foreign missions "a
any but native born citizens. This will
cut OF srhurz aud Hassaurck.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-22
New YoRK, March "a

The Charleston correspondent Of the
Herald says the new Tariff and Constitu.
ton are unsatisfactory.
Tho floating battery will be moved on
Monday, but not towards Sumter.
A Washington dispatch TO the Heral,
reports that Major Anderson had inform,
cd the Government that if ifreinlorcmentl
be intended the carolnians would imme,
diately hll the channels and render com.
munieation by water impossible.
The cabinet are considering measures
relating TO the seizure Of the revenue cut.
Ter by Texas.
II is understood that the Administra.
ton have sent secret agents to different
European Governments 20 inform them
OF the future policy ofthis Government
thus frustrating and defeating the object
ct the Southern Cor fcdcracy in sending
their Commissioners there. The same
course will be pursued relative to Mexi-
CO.
Tho Cabinet, as soon as the Southern
forts affair is settled, will take into con-
sidors'ion the collection Of revenue. AN
are known 10 agree that il should be coll
lectcd but the manner is the trouble.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-22
Fronl LouisN'ilic.

LouIsvmLr, March 1.-THE adjourned
Southern Rights Meeting yesterday al,
ttruoon passed unanimously the resolu.
uons presented on Friday night, aud ap-
pointed delegates 70 q Mass Convention
" be held at Frankfort ON tae 10th inst.
Mr. Sjmrall made an eloquent speech
Perfect order prevailed.
la the evening Hos, James Guthrie
addressed a UHiou meeting. lie coun-
sol,d moderation, and SAID that Mr. Linz
coin was honest, and that tho North
would ultimately accord the just demands
of the South.
March l9,-The Secession Ordinance
has been defeated in the Arkansas Con-
y,ntion by nays 80, yeas 80,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-22
The impending Downfall orsc-
ccsSiOu.

Occasional" tho wcil-postcd Wash
ington correspondent oftho Philadelphia
Press, predicts the speedy downfall OF
secession, lie says:
In pro oporton az tho Southern Con-
ledcrdcy proves its weakness and cxpo-
sCs its salient points, the leaders become
moro aud moro desperate. Those OF
them In the Border States who calculated
that secession would crystalizc into
great triumph, finding that they cannot
be sustained, are getting up meetings,
in order TO deceive still more the people
Of the Cotton Stptes and 20 encourage
the dcsronding spirits Of tho copepra-
tor, IN which they give utteranccs 10 the
strongest expressions Of sympathy for
secession; but when Mr.. Pryor and Mr.
liucock, and Gov Wise of Virginio, aud
Gen. Ashc, OF North Carolina, and Rob
crt NJ, McLano and Phillip Frank Thom-
az, of Maryland, are tried at the bar of
public opinion, they will receive such a
rcbuke as has meyer been administered
TO iaithless public men. Tho end will
be, that whcthor Mr.. Lincoln calls an cx-
ira session or whether he waits until De-
oember, not a ScceSSioRist uiH be found
ia iAe House Of Representatives., and
those TAo harc been proc,aiming dfsun-
Ton doctrines in hc ScRaie wiH be IN
siruetcd on he right side or forced 10 re-
sign.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-22
News by Telegraph.
RumOred Collision at Pensacola!
Great Excitement in washing
toni

WASHINGTON, March IS
startling rtmors are in circulation
here TO the effect that collision has oc.
Cured at Pensacola. II is repor,ed that
the U. 5. forces under command of
Lieut.. Simmer have been attnsked by
the FloridO rebels, and that n serious
conflict ensucd. Other reports or vague
character state that the outbreak did not
occur in the neighborhood Of Fort Pick
ems but in the immediate vicinity Of
Pensacola. No intelligence of def.
mite character has been received; thero
Is intense excitement, and great anxiety
TO earn further particulars.
IL Is understood that the Senate will
adjourn next week.
Orders have been issued from the Na-
Wy Department for the sailing Of several
ships Of war, but their destination is not
announced.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-22
Executors sale Of Real
Estnle by Order OfComri-

Ga Saturday, the Goth day o April. 1861
At o'clock In tho anernocn. at the late resi-.
dsnce of Phillip A Harrison. dee a, two aud
a half miles East ct the village Of Rspublie
Seneca county, Ohio, will be sold To the high.
est bidder, 1hs klloVing real estate, as ihe
property Of said Phillip A. Harrison deC'd
tO.Nit.
Tile East half and twenty rods Oh from the
East side Of the West half of tho south sast
quarter Of section Number thirteen lD.
township No 2 North Of rango sixteen il6i'
East, containing one huudrei aeres Of land
the same, moro or less ,subjao, TO iees, al
two acres on the South west corner of said
Farm, ON which Is Steam Saw mn!)
Said Farm has abOut so acres OF we'll i'm.
proved land, all we'll fenced aud well water
cd both Tor stock aud family use.
A good farm house two barns, a Steam
Saw Mil, out houses dc., in short Il Is a
very convenient and desirable location.
TERMS OF SALE;-Oue haif OF the pur,
chase money 90 be paid on The day OF sale
she remaining half IN two equal annual nav,
menls, the deferred payments 10 be on inter.
cst aud secured by mortgage on TIE preni,
ccs.
n. =. C0LWELL..
Executor Of the estate Of z. A. Harrison dec.
mIt.9 Ia 81
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-22
tOhstitntiou OF thc southern
C0nfederhCy.



The injunction ofsccrcsy having been
removed therefrom, ! am able to send a
synopsis Of the permanent Constitution.
The following are is principle features /:
No person who is foreign, and not a
citizen Of The Confcdcrated States, is al
lowed TO vote for any officer, civil or po-
litical, State or Federal. Under the first
census South Carolina is entitled 10 five
Representative in Congress, Georqiu
ten, Alabama nine, Florida two, Missis-
sippi seven, Louisiana six, Texas six, and
each State 10 two Senator'S.
The State Legislature may impcach
Judicial or Federal officers resident or
acting in said State by n two-third vote.
Both Houses Of Co gross may grant
soa,5 on the floor to Cther of the princi.
pal officers of each ef the Executive De-
partments, with the privilege Of discuss
ing the measures Of his Department.
Representation on the bass OF three
flths for slaves is continued. Congress
is not allowed, through duties, 10 foster
any branch Of industry. The foreign
slave trade il prohibited.
Congress is prohibited from making AZ
proprialions, unless by vote Of two
thirds Of both Houses, except the ap-
propriations be asked by the head Of
some Department or the President.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-22
GALVESTON. Tcxns. March "a

The steamer Rusk returned this NOR
ming from Brazos, with 800 State troops.
The Federal troops evacuated Fort
Brown on the 18th. They embarked on
board the Daniel Webster for Key West
and Tortugas Several hundred State
troops have enlisted for six months, to
serve under Ford on the Rio Grandc, oc-
cupYing the various forts.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-22
WASHINGTON. March 10

The Commissioners from the Southern
Coniedoracy expect no answer to their
official communication for ten or twelve
days, and feel confident meanwhile there
will be no collision or change in the mil
itory status Of the seeded States. They
have tclographic assurances from Mont
gomery that ample arrangements have
been mado to avoid trouble at Fort Pick
pus
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-22
senator Johnson Ou GOvOra-
Iacnt IkOhhers.

arcceut speech, Hon, Audr,w John
son, OF Tennessee, said;
Cobb remained in tho Cabinet until tho
treasury was bankrupt aud the national
credit disgraeed at homo aud abroad, aud
then he consclentiousH seeded; Thomp-
son stayed In until the poor indians were
robbed ofa large portion of their patri-
m0ny. and thcn h0 conscientiously seood-
cdi aud Floyd, more honest han the
rest, waited until he and his friends had
taken some eight millions Of public aud
Ir.va'o money, and then hc, pious soul
copscicnuoUsB s,ccdrd 70.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-22

The Army Register for 1861 has been
issued Il gives the total enlisted force
OF the army at l7o0t--argrcgote 49,
1879. There are l9S companies IN the
ditlercat regiments, Ii ali these were
subject 10 the increased allowance orth
regiments serving un distant stations,
the total enlisted would be 1880, and
the aggregate 1905.
The distribWlion Of cur naval forces
throughout the world, as given in the Ma
vel Register for 1861, just issued, is as
follows.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-22
AII HUI. New ITampshIr,l

fhe little "Grnnite State" is sull true
to the principles Of Freedom. Al the
recent election, the Republicans elected
Their GoHetnor by about 1000 maj lrity,
all their members Of Congress and a
largo muiority in both branches Of tho
Legislature.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-22
PursOn BrOwniOw on tho nIOs-
snge,

snge,
Tho Knoxville WA,g, Parson Brown
lows paper which is one of tho ablcst
and most jealous Union journals Of the
South, says;
We endorse the entire Address, as one
OF the hest papers of the kind we have
seen, and We commend Il for It's temper
anee and conservatism. Il is peacc-lov-
ing and conservative Ia ita recommenda-
uons, aud ominently Arm in ia nation
atty Of sentiment II Is out end out I'M
ion address, worthy Of the appreciation Of
every Uuion and conservative man south
a. we'll a. north. Had il been deliver
ed by Jackson, Polk, or even Breckin-
ridge, tho Cotton States would have dc.
clarcd i 10 be tho highest Of political
perfection. And we unheetstingly AZ
tirm' that II Lincoln's Inaugural is true
indication Of the character Of his coming
Administration, oil good end true men
may congratulate themselves upon his
election 10 the Presidency. II carried
out no other peace measure is ncsccssa-
/ y. Let us, then, OF the border States,
paiieIuy await the developments Of the
new Administration. We may be much
better off under II than under the lato
prohigate Administration of Buchanan
I'VE caut bo worstod by four years Of
Republican misgule. III il should turn
out otherwise, we can righ, ourselves
and our wrongs, uudor the Constitution,
and without revolution or eivilwar. We
shall hav1no war uuless Il be forced up
ON tho country by her,esloss conduct OF
the SOuth
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-22
More Extensive
sheriff Sale.

BY virtue Of an execution to.wit; a writ Of
Nenditioni Exponis duly issued from the
court Of Comm0n Pleas OF Seneca County
Ohio, and 10 me directed shall offer for sale
At public vendue at the door OF the Court
House ia the city os lifiin, in sale county on
tue lst day Of April A. ID. 1861, between the
hOurs Of 10 o clock A. a. aud O'clock Z.
NJ. Of said day, the right, title end interest
OF Lueius Skeelr, Ia aud 70 the following des-
erihed lands and tenomenls to-witi
The west half of the South West Quarter
OF Section Six g. Township two =
Range Seventeen -lI- Ia Seneca County
Ohio, said interest boing the life estate Of
Luoius Skerls in and to said lands aud ten,
ements. Levied on as the interest Of said
Lucius Skeels To safety said writ ia favor OF
Gilbert NJ. osden, aud agamst.aid Lu-
oius Sseels.
LEVI WElRICK
March Let 1861. $50 sheriff.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-22
A sad BcrCnvcmcnt.

Hon. WIN. Allen, NJ. c., from this
District, has within the last few menths
lost four children by Dipthoria--that dis
saso 70 fatal to children. Thus in O short
time, has his whole family of children
been removed from earth, and the sorrow
stricken parents lcn disconeoluto aud
alone. Who is there that can fail to
symPutl ize in such cuscs Of sorrow -
Lima GsacHe.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-22
southern Nleu iM Mr.. LincOIn's
Cabinct--Why Hell und Gill
utcr were mot ApNOiutcu,


The Raleigh IN, c. Standard, upon
full aud sufficient authority, makes the
following statement;
We learn that MIR. Bell Of Tennessee
and Mr. Gilmcr OF this State, were offer
cd seats in Mr.. Lincoln's Cabinet. Mr..
Bell replied that under tho oircumstan-
oes he could not accept, unless the in-
coming President would furnish him with
awrltton programme of his policyi thot
Il this should he done, and he should ho
thereby assured that no movement would
be made by the President aud his Cabi-
net nlmical 90 his s,otisn, and he should
be also thus usfurod that ho would be
able to act harnoniously with the Ad-
ministration, he would accept place in
the Cabinet A especial programme was
not tusnishcd, but he was referred TO the
inaugural address as ombodying thC
views Of the President.
Mr., Gilmer, we learn, made tho sam,
rcplyi but in both cases tho positions
referred 10 were at first declined, and the
terms az above given were not required
until they were pressed a second time tJ
occupy seats in the Cabinet.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-22
Tire gsnndnnm. Cn.e.

Tho Supreme Court Of tho United
States has decided the Mandumus case Of
fie Governor Of Kentucky vs., tha Gov
crnor Of Ohio, in hror Of tho latter
The t'legraPhie report does not give the
reasons on which .he dceision was based.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-22

sherman Nominated rOr scnu-
lor.
We uro indebted to Mr. Humphrey,
the cbHyiug telegraph operator at this
place, Tor the following.
MAncH 2ist, 1861.
Hon. John sherman was nominated
for u. 8. Senator last night, on the Gath
ballot, by 40 votes.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-22

Hon. David Wilmot was elected u. 8.
Senator To-day IN place Of Mr. Gamer
on lie received 26 Senatorial and 90
Representative votes. Hon. VIM, N.
Welsh received . Senatorial and % Rem
resentauye votes. Scattering 2.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-22
NEW YORK & ERIE RAILROAD
Great Broad Gunge, Double Track
and Telegraph Route.
TO
NEW YORK, BOSTON,
AND ALL EASTERN CITIES,
CARRYING Tue
CT. WESTERN UNITED STATES
MAILS.

EVrHFsS THuvslsav Dunkirk daily on arrival oi
an TfsHs on The Lake shore Railroad, from Clsye.
land, Cincinnati, Toledo Chicago, and run through to
New York without change
TuE oNIy Rourg mnninH Cars thr ugh from the
Lakes 20 New York tiiy. Splendid ventilated sleep
ing Cars run ON Night Trims.
Baggage checked through. Fare always - low a'
hy any oflrrruuie.
Boston ras,rnseri and their baggage tnnsfsrst
Free IN New YORK.
De particular aud call fir Tickets via Dunkirk, aud
the New York snd lrie Railroad, which are sold at
all the rfincp1l Ralrosd On.rc, iu the West.
This foAd a0nrls hslitiai Tor shipment ~ Ere ght
Superior 10 any other ruuie.
AN EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN
cave, New York d1ilv, mailing close connection,
MroHghto Allpoints West aud gucktr time than ever
eofe made any line.
For Freight rucs, enquire efi. q oArNAy, $40
B'oadNuy, NEw NoEKi Jouv =. nuStAr, rs Slate
-. Nosruy, Msss., Of IACon roRsVrH, FnrEht
Agent, 60 ClarA st.,CiuCAoo. lIl.
CHAE. MINOT,
CAST SUr'r.
feb b1S-iy.
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Farm For Sale,

The subscriber offers for sale.
on roa .onabs terms his home farm situated iiS md
half mi 'cs cast Of liiu the North Grcrndei % road
containing so Of good land G5 acres o which sre
we'll improved and seeded in rtass--t taiunce, Is
avtrs is Heavily umbctad. On 10 sa dwelling house
barn aud outhouset, orchard No.
mar22.iw LEWIS =. HORTON.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-22
. RLllM MTRSERYI

The undefrFnsd wouid inform The citisens OF ssne
ca co., that be he's on hand good supply Of pple
Cherry md res b tfefs, that now In first rsfe ~
der Tor tu1ut tplsnting, from to years old. Also o
good asscr meat ol Isabella Gfapfs.
m1ri.3m RE GOODNOUGH
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-22

by virtue Of an order made by the Covr,
o. Iommon Pleas Of Seneca county. Ohio
~ 'he January term thereof, A. d.. 1851 In
tne above entitled cause and 10 me objected
/ VIII oier Tor sale at public rcndue, at tbe
in said county, 'i''i
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-22

CultivatOTs,
and every kindo machine nsededh the farmer to do
great amount OF work In short time, and do Il we'll
All Of the above enumerated srming imnlsm sntt aTs
made BY the hest Mechanics the eouniTy affords We
ster our machinery good terms, any othsf maa.
uiactunag establish In the sates AID point Of
6niih and durability ws defy competition
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-22

Ahh ShotAAhth Mill
And the following lands aud tenements to-
wit:
beginning At a point north % o 10 min.
east, one aud 100 chat dittsBt r., m ths
south east corner Of lot No six [6l, III the Ne
Culloch Reserve situated in township No. two
~, North IN range No. ffteen [l5l. cast run
ming thence vest seven and 81 100 chains on
a line parallel With the south line Of said los
No. six l6l thence south Ave and 92.lO0 chains
thence east eight and 66 100 chains 90 the
west bank Of the Ssndusky river, thence north'
erly along the west bank ofthc sandnssy nv
er 10 the place ofbeginning, together with tho
FlourinR Mills thereon, and water power
connected herewith, and all IN Il piece Ofland
bounded as folloWs to.Wit;
Commencing at the breast or comb Of the
dam of said mill, on the east end thereof anl
running thence southeTly on tue east bank Of
the Sandusky river ten l0l, rods, thence east
10 the center Of the County road, thence north,
erly down the center Of said road, twenty
-ods, thence west 10 the east bank Of said riv-
sf, and thence soutaerly along the bank Of
said river 10 the place OF beginning, and also
the right 10 flow so much oi the land on the
east and west side or bank Of said River az may
be howed At all stages Of Sater by said dam at
its present highth.
And in lot number two hundred and eighty
three (2s3), in the Second Ward Of The city
Of Tihin Ia the said eeunty OF Seueoa.
TER2lS OF SALE-Ono third cash on the
day Of sale, one third Ia twelve months, aad
one third Ia twenty four months with interest
The deferred payments 10 bs secured BY mort
gage on said premises -
Fsh.sA-ir - tcl,t5 sheriff,