The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-11

IPlncS u thc befs was 0iriy h4b Dtlicner.
al aud privates, one and all, expected to fight
They were called out of the cars and formed
in line ofbattls several times, aud repidly
Ippa n nPn Y'ffoYA Y'y'ing. M
Noat ndaus q schc& and Adioihins
'eountics. shouldbe down here while and
see the effects Of rebellion and war. aud !
think that many a man, WIN is content to ST
at case wotid raals sb hisiniu that his pres.
cncs and aid was needed, rather than that 50
faira county should " dcspoled ,-.-
There was many ah amusiug scene TOO. -
Marchinguu to ElzabcthtOWu, they were TAX.
en- wholly 10y surprise. An intelligent lady
Miss Ahcc----, told ue but ur march
was peri C ly unknown thing 10 hen.-
Bs'ran hour before there were great many,
wuo, in fair fight. could Whip their hftics aud
huud g 's Of US North,rn NapkCes hptlUl aud
behold when the roll Of drutns lyrcctcd tltr
cars from the advance of those same Nau.
KEGS, il vac n9t Aye minutes upul mo-, horse
or gC-cart euuld be fUund iu town; they
scnmpcrcd as 10 their lives depended on the
elasticity IUi ihcir heyl3 As We vent in the
niggcrs were rC ClUicing; Que old woman sung
out, "Brcs' dc Lord, Dress de Lord. Gey said
you was ifuid 60 come, but here yguis brcss
dc Lord, lse glad TO see you"
They were not all joyful faces that met us
that day, however; suur looks were by no
means scarce, some OF the lailits froWucd
their must powerful ir0wns, but, strange TO
say, even against such nu array as tins, the
4ysters went iu. And uuv, my dou Ne,
am happy TO wtitc, those frowus Art grsdu
ally dying away, aud ihoHsh some talk Sc
ucs,iOu q great deal yet tits easily aud with
no particular inteuu0u w keep away l,om
|their domods these gallant soldiers OF the
North, who offer NO Insults but care tcudcrly
tor them and wish thcm we'll and especially
that they may be happily converted from their
secession doctrines. $1,000
/ Tkel62Aa is3rsAi required lardsbips but
our boys met the draft az sight, aud IT they
did live ON green pumPkins a day Or tive aud
half ratlous day or two more, not man
complains.
From the fact that the bridge at Rolling
Fork was burned, arose the necessity Of wad.
ing. breass deep, that stream aud marching
.uu ticrd without baggage, cooking utcnsil'
and everything else lcit hind, capturing Q
little svccsh proyender ON the march, but nO
enough to go around. ca fInrH
We expect soOu TO be IN go0li marching or
der aud 10 20 ahead eomsYhere South. Gov
DennisOn has promised us wagons aud implo
mcnte generally. We are looking daily Ter nr
attachment to our resimept,of a battery o
artillery. ....-r ...tf...
One Of Our great wants Is reading matter
For ten days 4 have not seen a newspaper
aid kuow notliug ofthe state Ot ahngs ia
the world generally. Next to seeing my fam
.ilyi my wish would be 70 bear the news.
Correct the statement, il you have las 9th
Ter papers have made it., that Col Gibson't
Ipickels had been driven in aud four wer
missing. II is all false. have secuted ter
miles from camp and found 10 rebels but go
some plunder, some buyonets, caflridge box
ss, powder, ~ hid by tic enemy.
4 Our only loss by death thus far, was by &C.
eident. A young man Of company +, younl
Totem Of Fremont. noble young man, wa
accidentally shot bya oOmrade stumbling OF
lthe march and striking his gun in such q man
lner upon the ground ns 10 cause is discharge
His lOssjs deeply dsplored by one and ali.
A ieN arc sick, but most are very we'll. Oul
,stores are all moved up here now, aud as tn,
Railroad bridge is ycbuilt and the ears will
commence running TO omoiruw, We expect 10
be ia communication with the world again.
Acquaintance as FAR as made are yer.
agreeable among the Army 0Aieers c0llecte
here. Col. Russian Is a high.tohed gentleman
aud fine military man. Gen. sherman i
lmore distant but keeps up a constant think
ing. ..I. Irr-s .r
Can't you drop in and see US como time
come some saturday night aud stay all IN
week.
Good bye,