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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-08

Services are now being held every Sun
day in the basement Of the new German Re-
formed church.
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corrected weekly, by n. A. BUsKtRK Bro
Wholusals aud Retail dealers In Gfocerict and pro
duos Of allkinds, 5htVhan's Rlock Tihno OIL
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BEAR IN MIND

CB-That the TRIBUNE has the lnrg-
est circulation, and is, therefore, the
best medium for advertising, in Seneca
County. IA
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Election for Post Master-At an cleo
tion held in this place on last Saturday, by
the Republicans Of this vicinity, for the Pur.
pose Of ascertaining who was the choice Of tho
party for Post Master, the following result
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Caution.

TIE nanhs vlilbc cautiops ih thsv 81 thr rshrins
fsin KILLER g. some nnprintsisd usn 80 that nrus
eetve ne tommunts, and inffinrs nnoh Ne arfsda
Msh' Few Davis Ahy nsf4oh fcund tsiHns .
"fan Killer aud not of the genuns ~
law.
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Our thanks are due to Hon. }. ". Ashley
for " ashington papers Of late date.
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TO TEACHERS.

Meetings for the Examination OF
Teachers, viii be held In the Court House,
In Tiiln, at o'clock, r. NJ, on each Satur,
day Of February, march April NAV, stp.
tcmbcr, October ard Noycmbori and on IN
third Saturday Of each Of tho remai.doc
months Of the year. j II GOOD
IiMEs PILLARS
- 80. yOHM McCAULEY
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The Upper Sandusky Union now comes
to us iu a bran new suit and looks very fine.
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satnrdny Mnrch. an. 1en1.

at o'clock P. NJ, at the Court House, for
the pur pose Of selecting candidates for town,
ship aud city officers, independent Of all po
litical parties. An Union men, who aro
willing 10 aid in defeating the dilferant polit.
ical demngogues. who have brough our coun.
try to is present distracted condition, are in
yJed TO be with u.s.
The nomination for City and Ward Off
GERS win be held on the evening Of the sam,
day At the Engine House.
Political leaders and wire pull ers will mol
be allowed to dictate, and arc notified tha
they are not wanted at the meeting, aud will
please govern themsel yes accordingly
MANY WORKINGMEN.
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Timn Trices Cmrrcnt.

GCoucetsd weekly by J. shriver dealer In Dry Goods
Grocories, Carpetiugs, Boots and Shoes, and Ready
Made Clothing, And purchaser OF every descriptio n
Of Grain and Produce Tor Cash.
WHEAT--O. 95a i.ted
Conn (ShollrdI33.
do Ear ale,
RYE--OnR5O.
DARLEY--OnRT5.
OATs--e0 G25c
PorAroEs-9uWQ5
FLAX ssEB-- sOu,0@l 90.
RUTrER--l9 EOOc
lARD-so
TALtow--ec.
sNOkED UAHg--i0I8lic.
do SIDES ASD SHOULDRRS- Gn1o.
PICKLEb PoRK--95Dgc.
CLoyEg gD-S375.5B4 90.
BEEswAX--O0 R25o,
FE,1HERs--f0g0Oc.
RAus--2c.
GRREN IlInEs--5o @8k
DRV do iOc
Eads-i0e. . doyen.
Timothy ssed,-L7hs0,Nn
IR7RssED Ho0s, SS,25 iDI rs.
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stti,O3 has been raised in the yieinityloi
the town Of Kansas, in th county, for the re.
lief Of the suif.ring people Of Kansas.
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Thanks to VIM. s. Campbell for sacra-
monto papers.
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gRlA? aIGUG7I0T IN PHIGBS
DGes WUMG MA

Now fayorabs timoto get Wheeler a Wiilon
Sewing Machine. The pnees aTs very much reduce a
aud there is no nachin' n the world that oqu,s h f
Hmily uis, the verdict ofull committees on Sewing
other machines.
The undenignsd have The agency fcr the sale Of
Them, and he aueniioh of al inisisstsd IN sewinK
MAchines it invited 10 Them sure that thsy
viii give satisfaction 20 puIehassu.
A. 4 ~. A. HUSBAND,
jahls6v TombI Block, TINA, o.
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SALT! sALTN SAITH!
1AO BDLS OF FINE SALT.
SS do COARSE do
Also, a lot ofSnlt in sacks for table use at
Kirchner & Vorndron's.
rihin, Nov. H. 50.
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nc greatFremchRcmcdy
MADAM BOIviNs CELEBRATEC
SILVER COATED FEMALE PILLs.

The Only esrisin and Safe Remedy Tor all Uterine
ob'rueuon' Houihly pimeultie', Irregularities, snd
all the other diseases to which the woman, wife and
Mother Is peculiarly liubls.
Thee Pills contain no dsletsriou' Ingredient but
are safe nd esrtain in their acncn. They will be
Gouud to exert the baprie't effects in al cases Of Fro.
Isp,ui Utsr. Ia Lsuehousa, or the white, hey will
BE undths easiest and most certain Cure that can be
found. Il ison aocount ofthit certainty they should
,nopht a. ntfcarrare he certain) 10 be brought on,
hat 81 other periods theirusc Is perfectly safe
N.B.-Ono dollar and three postage stamps snclosed
BY tetufu mail u
C.CROsBY, General Agent, Buffalo, n. V.
CArrtov.-Bcwute Of Countcririts; The genuine
have the signature &c Crotby the outside wrapper
For ulebyt. T.. st.Iohu & Co., Dubois & 90, and
J. +. Marousrit, Thin. o. aug3l.Y
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and one copy TO the gctter up Of a club Of 10
subscribers or more.
Old Subscribers can enter into this arrange
mont by paying up all arearagcs
Snecimen comics sent free
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s. RLllM MHRSRRYI

The undeTnEned would inform the citizens of sens
CO., that he has on hand a good supply OF Annie
Cherry and Peach tress that are now Ia drst rae or
dsF Zoe traniplanting, from 10 years old. Also a
gosd assert meat OF isabella Grapes.
marl,am RE GOODNOUGH
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Tiftiu avrrkIg Tribaue.
Local and Miscellaneous.

sandusky, Dayton s Cincinnati r. r..
Passenger Trains on ha road nov leave
this Station as follows;
Going South. Going North.
Mail, :50AM Mail,...,..i:jO P n
NY. FIX. IL ;lOPN N. Z Ex... $40 A N
Way Fr't. Mondays / WAY Frt Tuesdays
Wcdncsdays and Thursdays and
Fridays. .4.55rN Saturds 90. 7rN
Thro. Pr. Daily ? AN Thr'O Frt Daily rN
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The opinion of DIR. James Fishers
Cough Syrup IN TrXUs.
Taken from the Stale Gazette, At the seat Of Gov,
eminent, Austin, Texas,
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DIR. .McMillen,
RHYNElkI.

.EEENIEOPATHTG RHYSlEIAI.
Can be Consulted FREQ Of cAarge
at the following times and places
riau. sb.vhsn ues,s, rHd,y, F.tss'y s,A.
Cnrsv. Uhn ilonae, Eauf ffaY, " nh
Fisii,y, Crocls lio,'l. snadsyssd Nosdsy Fsbro
Fosiefis, Hay, nouis, Tus'd,y FsAre'rig
My TnRoRy AND TREA1MKNT
Is new and different from any IN
iho n.tsu states snd ehsleure any oas 70 produce
the same tugrestthst have iu treating Ctrshis nif
sstet. MY theory is based rpon ths Chsmirei spfta
lions u The body neHtyiuf disesiet 70 depsnA uFus
dffforouiunHte erndition of tht huitf n NE hntTf
Whereby the solids become unhealthy. ~ aasNfinf
ihc scrf'ions, nloct Nc Of ihc body sud fniing ou
whatis deficient ~ iu excess ard supply n fio the rt
tenn what is wsnUnr sm co. sblod 70 cure o0en by a
su an ancrst ofmeditine. New, pysptaiia, I'm The
rte.t usintitv OF casrs teprnd n,nly npoa ditnto.
poronel q ie Of the fatrc or jircttihr nuid of ~
Uomsch. Nhtn htt gastric iaice 10 pfnpofuone ,
properly the focd t well snl thoroughly difs'ted su
ss',uilated. Viewing hvtrsp,i' by ths rulss .
Chvmicorat and rivius Treatment acstrdinfh
am snahlcd 10 cure ~ rates out ofSu, aud a. oats
cut Of 50 OF bronchitis, Files, Nauralfa lvef Con
|niaiut uitrinctt, Nervous Debility. aud Irmaie DE
aacs M e,etycass cure. Ano,hef Chionic diiette'
proroftionttclv.
\ fbt Ccutumptiou, Asthma, hfoushitii and iofH
Of taNsnritea hy thithe cHn make at good on 0psi
faon to The diseased luuf aud Threat 81 hs could 10
= sore anywhere on thu exterior Of the body o. ~,
Milen uses putc Chsmicopaihis and uotnns tsneds IL
le civuta Mild teniu troatmrnt which chemical \
and assists nsluto 10 nee hsriel. expect 10 uavs
the route of yesfs, Had pledge mytefo be candid al
10 deal honotNoly with allwbo call uTon me, lfan,
wish 10 know mvtuccsu o. nsnnct Of peat,
|callon efWtitr 10 the falloWiur peuensi
/ Mu Robert NvCiehand, john ahr7it, Charles nau
hat, TiNin. Seneca Co. J. g. Miiheim, rouoria
~ Roheri Jacobs. E,rles,ills, Wsod Co.iot Alfi
Mauhiat0ilssnie Eindlay. .Hsncuck Co.
AuoommunicaUont must be directed 10
DR. McMtl.LEN, Clevelsud, q.
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PUBLIC CNoTICE!

To the Voters Of Clinton TIP.
There will he a meeting Of the Union work
ingmcn Of Tifiin City aud Clinton township,
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Matthews Chocolate Worm Drops.
Thi,ploaiant coufeclion and ,ucce,sial euermina.
Tor of.llkinds Of Intestinal Worm, 8, fast taking the
plsas Of all the usu,oous verminges which have 80
long Lssn "a use Thsy contain No MrEcruy-are
r.rt.s, hsruess, pleasant to the taste, aud arc ell
.caa'ou, IN all eases. Ask for
MATTHEW'S CHOCOLATE WORM DROPS
me Csihsr,o whatsveri, nsss,,ry to be given)
FsrtsiebyI.I.s So. John & Co., Dubois 4 60. and
J. p. Msrquardt.
nHrlftlv A. 1. MATIHIhAs, Nutldint n. T.
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a New Thing under tho sun.
WALKERS "sURE CURE" FOR THE PILES.
Warranted Care or money refunded.
For alsby Dubois Co., Sole Agents fcr Tifn,
.. decii-lOw
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on SATURDAY ~e endeavored 10 call the at
tsntiOu Of our readers 10 certain facts design
e. 70 show that there was 4 class Of men in
TIE North who had studiously nisrePresent
OF the public sentiment Of the North. and
bad thereby rnislcd he South. until, RELYING
upon the truth Of these representations. IL
sai made var upon the government We
sl.o showed that these same men. a the nat
ursl consequence Of their course, we're now
-ymp~thising with the Southern rebellion -
Ia proof Of this. ve gave an extract from
TIER leading organ. the New York Day
Boes. wherein an open preference for the rcb
81 was unblushingiy avowed We did not
sas that any Of these men were In our com
nunily. OF that the Democratic party. as such.
gave any eountenancc 20 their treason. On
the contrary We -aid tina, We took pleasure in
expressing our conviction thas the great
body Of that party did not sympa'hise with
them. The idea ~e designed 10 convey
~as that there were enough Of them 10 con
-titate class. and that they we're now labor
Democratic party upon bass to suit JEFF
DAVIS and company. which consists simply in
lsffs~y fsSm sisns. 20 that the, may 60 on
With their Southern Csnfederaes and thus
destroy the uuion.
why The editor of the Journal should sup
pose that &c intended Co eubrscc aisn IN this
elass. he, OF course. knows better than We do
lie has. however. taken u into hi head that
he vas actually sitting Tor the picture which
80 drew. and without the slightest insima
alton 70 that effect from n. publicly asows
90 can say y. that he kno~s himself better
than sc 10. and II Il be true.--as BY his fut.
tsring add bla-tsr he ~ill make a good many
bslsve--tha, hs does belong 10 the class ~e
have de.cribed. then he i embraced in what
80 said. Ii he Il ior the government and
against the traitors. ~e did not mean him III
he i for the traitors and against the govern
ment. 80 sid. lie can decide he con.
siders himself Of the first class, he will keep
laies sni behave himself Just like other peo.
fie ~hp teol that they are innocent, but II he
ieeL that he i Of the latter class. then he
oil rave aud fret and fame. and froth Al the
moath. and swear vengeance against ~. and
call ~ all .ort. 81 hard nsme- and "cut zap
laek generally We shall see but Ia the
meantime. ~e desire 70 impress upon bis mind
slis fact, that. while sc shall neither initiate
hi- bad taste and worse manners. IN seeking
IN maintain our positions by blasssr AMI bra
sado and nonsensicsl raving. ~s. AZ the .ame
tame. shall msinsain them ssin-t @ny assault
from him. Ifhe wishes 70 gain triumph
-s~r Va m the use OF common and vulgar
slang. ~e Weld the palm a, once But fhe
Ill enter The fair hcld Of argument. and
Aasst IN a manly ~ay. ne promise 20 shiser
ever, lance he may set IN resi
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they gathered seven OF eish. thousand men.
and erected batteries % attack an nnresissing
Zoe OF only sixty or seyeuts. They couldn't
even vain day or two % slarse oct gal
lant commander and bat handful Of men
They poured upon him a delugs Of IRE 50
eager were they for war. Then q high
Official boosted and threatened that the Con
federste flag should wave over the c4pitoi Al
Washington-the unresisiing Capitol OF the
United States. that then stood undefenied--
III these Confederates wanted peace. they hac
q: nay, IL cost them great labor and skill TO
break the peace. Indeed. peace would have
been The death OF all their cherished purposes.
Their very vitality required that blood
should be she'd, and they had hard ~ork 10
shed blood. Their allies here, Who are now
frantic for peace. and almost ready 70 faint
over the eslamities Of the var. did all that
their skill and industry could do TO plunge
kentucky into the war. Had their counsels
been followed. every one sees that Kentucky
soil would now be covered with hostile ar
mics. But now they are for peace. peace -
Have thsy got converted 7 We should be
rejoiced % think they had: hut they are too
willing The Scripture must be fulhlled;-
he that taketh the sword shall perish by the
sword. They have taken the sword. and
must take the consequences. They cant
blame us. We warned them early and late.
They have raised the storm th-y cannot lay.
We would command the peace IL We could;
but We should not be needed now. War,
like an epidemic. will run it, course. Let
those who provoked il. who engaged in what
they and al the world knew would produce IL
not set themselves up now TO cry for peace.
When men prepare means for plunging in
To war, with full understanding Of the re
suit. let them not try TO shock other people
with ealsmities of war. They needn't as
sumo that they only have a right to fight
and Kill. and rob; but think !; j. awfully
criminal in others 10 do so.
IL these irrepressibles want to get any
credit for sincerity, let them keep quiet
about peace The Inconsistency is too glar
ing. and the zeal too new born lt Is too
fresh and refreshing. Let them lay down
their arms. 70 home, and live as their faith
/ err. and they viii have peace. Nothing Is
easier. and II they can't do that for peace,
let them not saw they want peace. when
they refuse il on on such easy terms They
want pea Q, however. and the fat Offices they
have provlued for themselves. The visions
Of lofty honors they have invented, they fear
i likely % cost too much. and What j. worse.
to fall altogether. They begin 10 fear that.
perhaps they can't fight enough 10 succeed;
that the other side may fight too much and
10 D long
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l. General ASHLEY uttered the sentiments
our neighbor ays be did, We do not agree
18th hsza-nor 90 tic Union men of the North.
Fight Asm. gentlemen Of the Journal, on that
score ~ much a. YOU please. but quit tight
ing your Government IN the hour OF Is peril.
Remember that there are sons. and brothers
and fathers. by the score. from this com
Inunity. fighting the battles Of tie repub
ic std STOP your ''resr hre" on them
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The ~krrms>h OF Colonel Waiiace's
Zouayes.
WI. HARROW

The ~krrms.h at Colonel Wsiiace's
The following i the Confederate account
Of the engagement with Col. WALLAcr's
ZouAves near Cumberland and Romnc,
HEADQUARTERS. I A. M
Rorneg. June % 1861
Yesterday "Wednesday Richard Ashby
lcft with portion of his command. twenty
one strong. from Captain 7. Ashby's compa
ny. on scouting expedition 20 Maryland.
dividing his command into three bodies. lie.
With sin men. met a strong iorce 90 of
United States dragons lreguisrs,) and made
a running hight with thenf killing number
Of the enemy Himself and three Of his men
are missing, but two escaping. and We fear
that they have been killed. As their horse.
were led of BY the enemy. Capt. Ashby
who VA also scouting with sin men, hearing
OF the fight, Immediately started IN pursuit
~ rescue or avenge his brother On his
way he Vas joined By four Of his men. ma
king eleven In all They came upon the
enemy. forty strong. bid in 4 guliey filled
with brusawood, upon the opposite side OF
the river, near Patterson Creek Bridge
The eremy commenced hiring upon HIN.
when he ordered charge. ior'iing the river
IA the lace 81 destructive hrc, and charging
upon and cmpletey routing them. they lcav
Ing all Their horses behind them.
Ashby's loss was two killed and two wound
ed and four horses killed lie horse ~As
shot under him Their los vas eigh, Or ten
killed A-hby sec red enough horses. one
OF which waS his brothers. to mount his men
but owing 10 HI. small force was compelled
10 leave the other~ behind Dick Ashby
was terribly cut up. one of his eve. being
shot out and his heal aud neck ba " cut b,
balis
Dick A.hbs j. a noble man. and has ca
dcared himself TO "a all. and | sincerely trust
that he made good his escape by abandoning
hi- horse and taking 10 the wood Captain
A.hby had over forty shots fred AZ him. and
hts escape 49, miraculous. Tie horse was
shot twice and killed under him. and he ~s-
wounded slightly in the leg. which has not
revented him from pursuing the enemy
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BELLAIR. July 6. 1851.
Edaors Express The "FOarteenth" left
indianapolis on Friday AZ II N. and arrived
here at ! O'Clock, P. ". to-day. We embark
for Grafton BY rail. this evening-thence TO
Clarksburgh and thence bv forced march. 10
Buckhannon. to relieve some troops al that
place The probability j. that we shall have
"a hrush" on TO morrow or next ia, We
are all read, TO keep steads .nrs =
Yours most truly.
WI. HARROW
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W. are still curious 10 know what side Of
The late Democratic party the Journal be
long. 70. IL iniimates that the entire mi
ncrity Of that party Who bol,ed at Charles
lon are secessionists Are we 70 infer from
this TIA, the Journal still belongs TO the late
DoreLss SIDE Why not own up which -'de
- The household il belongs to-
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THr Journal wants 20 kno~ ~hy .e are 80
much in love with Judge HraHEs - Ii i
because he j. for the Government and against
treason. l. that the reason the JesSsal don
Ike him As IL once did Does that pat him
oal Of the party that the Jsarasl i "wepar
az 20 Organize =
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wEpublish. in another column. note from
Major HskEo~. Of the Fourteenth Regiment.
IL announces the safe arrival Of the Resi-
nent Al Belle AR. and the probability Of its
.yeedy engagement with the enemy, twill
De found true 20 is watch word Steady sSe -
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TWeyears ago ia reply 10 an nsitatlon 10 a.
tcnt the celebration of the birthday 81 Thomas
jefferson, az Salem. Mass. Jch Davi. the
great chief Of The conspirafors Wrote
To make war upon the Government
would be suicilal. and cannot be anticipated
until madness and venAlity have u~arrcd the
@cat Of reason and Fisfuc
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f-E Nv Pc~rser Srs~r<-Thc Post
once Department, y IN receip, u specimen
numbers Of the new design for postage
stamp. They are printed in two oolors. aud
are decided Improvements on the old plan -
They al be ready Tor delivery IN August
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Their. arc ss--< psrti-sn- belonging - the late
Democratic party who VIII not listen 10 any
word Of explanation or remonssranc~ from
aa,bcd, but Democrats Our neighbor II
The Jssrnaf shinks that he i The special or
ian Of al thee. and that be has A terfecs
nsht % speak for them. aud that. -hiie he
= engaged in this work. no man must dare
~ come between the wind and his mobility "
So~ we 10 no, propose n disturb his equa
aimity IN the least ~ word Of our own -
Bui &c - proPo~e - a.idr~sS % The honest
sl,d patriotic Democrats ~ho nav chance %
&c our paper. fc~ plain snd practical
shoughsS They are not onr o~n-bat Ne
.io,s thsn. They are taken from the Lou.
ssille Drus.eruf. ~hich. Coz man, years hss
-sood the very h~ad of Western Demo
cratic journals. and which. having honest,
Supported Mr. DoUeIss m has kf. time. Aa-
lot seen g. 10 make war epon the sentiments
-hsch came from hi- dying li7.. We eer -
eur Denocrstic frienas that shey slll r-ad and
,-saisr uyon these truthful AID eloquent
~ori-. from q lcedirg rsn 81 t.sv s~s
Ssyss;
rascH rsscs' rsscs'
Nkas Al agony for pesce has lst.l, ss.r~l
Al the sdversse> Il Sec~<sion' Var = VERY
horrible. Let have peace. ~ all nsrAn-
ist's lave peacT How reslons ne~ cons ert e
become Th~y oatstrip cd profc<>ors
When Que look- over their yssi recora. ho~
ehsngcd. sbt inie~i. ho- inconsi<s~nt with
p-vsent FFaetsce
Peace. Indeed. y - -hele eoantry. ex
cePf themselves. Ms Al peace. Nhen they
-sre srsning. drilling. scifiag iorss. arms
lsorssv fra the Federal sse~<usuns.ut IL
foreore. They seemed iu'ent OF a.. for d.
ON sake They deliberately cho>e 70 take
sbs rad - ~zr. and found bard voTt - pro
eoke Is II seemed a. II their chances fer
EAR ~oald - rsnssed. greatly 70 their Dis
s7poistnsnf sst e;1Sst Rsfh~r shsn f.ii
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LEGAL.

I OST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is
IL hereby given. that the undersigned Guardisn
Tor the minor heirs Of Anthony smith deceased, ~f
apply 20 the Auditor OF vigo County, on Thursday,
The Let day u August uext 90 have new eert6este
i-saed for ict Ne. twelve c) section sixteen (ie)
township zen lol. range nine 90 wsst THE original
certificate having been loetl which lot wss originally
sold 20 Joshua Junior and certificate issued 20 him
therefor, and by him assigned 20 william Lpdisy,
and hy said Lindiey assigned % Thomas n. Lindley
and by said lindey assigned 70 Joel N. Ksster, and
by said ksstsr assigned 20 Joel chenof aud by said
nchenor ss-ig n-d 10 Anthony smlth.
u. X. SMITH.
June "a tssf .wax
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-10

TEE iith fZouave1 Regiment Of Indiana
Volunteers. Col WALLACE. left Cumberland
on Friday. for Nartinsburgh-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-05

ever prayer Sec how strong h the prophets express
sion-ihe strongest, think, In the Bible"Do not dis
grace The throne OF Thy glory" God loves such holy
holiness let Moses prayer be OURS Establish Thou
the work OF our hands upon Yea, the work Of
hands establish Thou D lastly we should have faith.
God 4 not afar on He is present 70 hear present 70
breathe HIS holy spirit upon u.s. present TO rule and TO
override all for HIS own glory "wl not God ayenge
His own elect which call unto him day and nights Let
us plead unto him His own glory, which he loves;
and do not let our prayers cease with the day.
That was not the intention of this call TO solemn fast
Let US pray till God bless II this trouble that
could be settled by arms might leave for those who
are used TO war il could be settled by the
OF priests and legislators, might modesty withdraw
but when whole people almost in despair-when
from the highest places the cries for Christian pe
pie to pray then II duty 20 respond But must
also be faithfAl We pray for the confederacy ever
there time when Christian men should be faithful
TO the constitution, the country and 10 the laws
now. How far this principle extends and what il in
cludes You know as well rs do. We cannot pray to
God for country unless support constitution
Let me exhort you therefore, to continue your prayers
and be sure, with me- that though the prospect be dark
happy deliverance from all our troubles