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JACK CATlIN.

(ttTLlN Ml.L SrA% IN" PRESENT
I nat the stable Of Mr Eli Dixon, five
u,r. Last or Athens, commencing 9TH Marl
,rl cntiag 1t jay, nIl VII la let to limited
number u Mares and J'pn,'s. ~ SIN lhe H.
ur;rcc rr the forurr, anl 22j thu l,rcr, pNr"-
n. when ascornincl to be In inal or per'cl with.
Cabin was Eve y'lr' OIL jll 'uly H-' Color
hlrch. with mcaly no.card nnnH', and in size,
foam aud bone is unsnrpa ed. Cailm wa' sired
by Young Cabin flrrl hy Bru'us Clay, EsQ., Of
Bourbon county. Kenu"hv,i and he by imported
Catin. His ha'a wa also bred w Kentucky aud
is an unusually fine anil large animal
Cutlins colts can now he secn ~ numbers and
an examination Of them hy breeders Is solicited.
N. \. HELM, NcVum CO., Tenn.
March -. 81 -Gjl
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MORGAN lRINCE.

Tlls FINE MohuA 'iH"E'VH WHs
Il selected ana pur.hn ~" 80" W We"
Hampshire, by The undersi 90. H''rr r'ieUW
lcr;onol examination o. 81" l'ur W I'VE nun
dred stock lior,es, Tor us IT, H., M"'pnn n'o ,n
anu " possessing W w u'I''s "'' NV
requisite p,ln.s OF M NJ 0'oGE 'iof'v
Morgan Prince was nina l' ",' lh'' season,
IL beautiful dalk my, WIN ""'h res name ana
M, ma W'pout "u'ei III N"u" )" b"o'
nesh' i2JO 10 low POUNDS ','s upch hrohc" 70
harness' ana has nb.urP"s' pc"u'y" s'yle ana
hetl"h' great museu'ur PoN '"vV',"' "NPos',
non, "hd Tor snoo'hhe'S s""' po''oW ana
speed, as u trol'er' 10 not eye,cl ~ my ne
j. remarkably sure. ana p'"tEeu pecnlihf,'y o'
ms Horse. stock Is a very s'rNihS Resemblance
10 himself, oo'h III c"lof an" 'o'' ~ we saw cN'
empl'led In some forty specimens oil ms get en-
llnncd by US.
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John ". Westcr and Others.

John ". Westcr and others.
TT APPEARING TO THE SATISFACTION
II the Master. from the allegations Of the hill
FLED in this cousc that Rachel l.. Hamilton. viii
liam VI. wester, John l.. Wc.tcr. John Turner
and wfe Biie. George ". Wes;cr anil John Yam
die anil wife Minerva, defendants to the snmc. are
non residents Of the State Of Tennessee. 1t is
therefore ordered tina; publication be made for
four weeks in the A,hcas Poet, requiring said non
resident defenlnn,s 10 appear q, the ncx, term Of
the Chinrery Court. to he held IT the Court hou.c
in Kingston. for the county II Ronuc on the first
Thurs,lay after the third Monday II April NEXT.
then aud there to plead. answer or 6enur to .nih
bill or the zane will he taken as confessed against
them anu set for hearing ,r parf,.
THOMAS y. CLARK G. ".
xarct g, ls5i-I.-yrs ice $3.50
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

Wcbstcr's Spoilers and Dictionaries (all sifes,)
Davies aud Dood's Mathematical Course, Mitch
els, Smiths and 0lney's Biographies, Comsto"k'
Philosophy and Chemistry. WclIs' Chemistry und
Philosophy, Olmstcad's and Quackcnbos' Philoso-
phy. Quuckcnbos' Composition and Rhetoric,
Boyd's Rhetoric. Hedges Logic, Worccstcrs. Pa
ley's and Parker's Philosophy and Composition
McGuliey's Readers full course,) Art Rccrcations
Brocklcsby's Philosophy, Young P'pils' LIST and
ID Book. Parker's Philosophy ts'nail sizc,l Bull
lions, Smiths and Kirkhams Grammars.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Thaycr's Principles of Agriculture, Coleman
do, Young Farmers Manual, Farmers Hand
Book, Vine Drcsscrs' Manual, Produce and Ready
Rcckoncr. Youatt and Spooncr on the Horse
Morgan Horses, Mechanics Own Book, Sloan
Carpenters New Guide, SIcan's Constructive Ar.
chitcct. SCOTS Infantry Tactics, Island World
of the Pacific, Gents and Ladies Letter writer
The Ladies Casket, Gems for Fireslc, The Dia-
dem, Souvenir Gallery. Language of Flowers and
Poetry of Flowers Dolulcs Instruction in Ami
al Magnetism, DDols Mcsmcrsm and P'ycclo-
lin y vols
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cHILIs AND FEVER! CuILLS AND

CHILLS AND FEVER! CHILLS AND
FEVER!!-0no Of the greatest remedies that has
ever been laid before the public for Fever and
Aguc. and winch have received the highest cnco-
miums from the press and the people, is Dr.. J.
IIosciar's Celebrated Bitcrs. Who would en-
dare ic tor;urcs arising from this terrible disease
whom it can be so easily cured Who would en-
lurc slccpless nights, burning ieycrs and ley chl'
alternately. when II remedy can DO obtained for n
mere triac, And sc, how many families linger
ont II splendid existence under lhis deadly blight
and do nothing but gu'p down quinine, until i,
becomes rs common as their daily meals, and yet
they are not relieved. None but the foolish and
weak would hesitate to procure these valuable
Bit,ers, and save themselves intense agony. Sold
by druggists and dealers generally everywhere.
See advertisements in another column.
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California.

Fort Remn,y, March 9.-Thc California
Pory Express of the sd has arrived.
2OOUO persons were present at the
Union meeting at San Francisco On the
I'D.
Resolutions were passed declaring un.
alterable attachment to the Union and
against Pacific Republic, and against
the constitutional right of secession.
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Fine Farms for Sale

An excellent Farm for sale in the
ncghborhood of Athens, containing $50
acres--about l50 cleared, and in high
state of cultivation.
Also, one of the best Farms in Bradley
county, within one mile Of the town Of
Cleveland 400 acres. $50 of
which are cleared. Well watered, and
comfortable dwellings.
afy- Enquire Of the Elitor Of this pa.
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John l.. Wcs'cr rul others.
TT APPEARGNG TO THE SATiSfAcTI0E
or tho Master, from the allegations of the bill
filed in ihi, cause, that the said defendant, john
l.. Wesicr, is n nonresident Of the State of Ton
nesse. it is therefore ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks in the Athens
Post. requiring the sail John l.. Wcsier to ap'
pear at the next term Of the Chancory Court, to
ir held nj the Court house in Kingston. " the
county r. R,ane. On the first Thursday after the
third Monday in April next. then and there to
plead. answer or demur to said bill or the same
he taken ms confessed against them and set for
hearing cc Por'e.
THOMAS y. CLARK. e. 4 ".
March 8, isdi-it-pr' fec $3.50
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State of Tennessee,
OtoeV Va ANAhNoSNo'
CIRCUIT COURT AT ATHENS.
Gilbert Gentry,

UITDcTt TIGHTLY,
rs. BW for Drorce.
Martha Ann Gentry.
TT APPEARING TO THE SATISFACTION
i Of the Clerk, from the allegations in complain
ants bill, that the residence Of the defendant
Martha Ann Gentry, is unknown, and that she
cannot lie served with personal process from this
Court it is therefore ordered that publication be
made for four succcssiv week. in the Athens Post
a newspaper published in the town of Athens. no
tifyng the said Martha Ann Gentry to appear nj
our next Circuit Court to he held ut the Court
house in Athens. on the second Monday in April
next. ana plead, answer or dcmur to complainant
bill. or the same will be taken as confessed and
this cause set down for hearing er p"rfe.
JOHN +. SLOWER, C'erk.
March Is, lsGl--It-prs fee S3-6jl
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iuli supply "i 'hc
LATEST NOVELS, &c. ,

and Roc's Works, Irvings Works, The Souvenir
of Travel lin 9 vpls.,) Bernard Lille, Mustang
GRAY. The Rivals. Household of Bourcnc lin 2
vols. Il Ne,nasis. Margaret Moncrierc, The Adopt
ei Heir. Marricd-Not Mated. Reco.lrctions of u
Court Room Stakeholder Abroad, Georgia scenes,
Wild Western Scenes Major jones', The Throne
of David. The Prince Of the House of David,
Bculah. Corner Cupboard, Enquire Within, and
d. th,,
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GOLD MEDAL PIANOS.

TJNHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
4 fully inform the public that he has become
the sole Agent for the lower part of East Tcnnes-
see. of VIM kualc 4 Co.'S crlohra'cd and Gnsur-
passed GOLD MEDAL PIANOS, and that he
is prepared to supply them at short notice. at
manufacturers price,.
In rcspcc, to power AMI sweetness of tone, ca y
and agreeable touch. beauty Of hni h. Durability
and their peculiar alapic'lncss to the Southern
climate. they have been pronounced rEr'r""fd by
such judges as Thalberg, Strakusch, Sattcr vienna
temps, &c.
All Instruments Of this firm are guaranteed loI
five wears. For Circulars and further informa-
ton apply to GUST. Il. kNABE,
Cleveland, Tennessee.
Sept 90, 1S60-Cnl--G27
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Chancery Court at Kingston.
MNGCn RULES, 1861.
William y. Lam,

Jane. Tshln and others.
TT APPEARING TO THE SATISFACTION
| Of the Master, from the allegations of the pc
tlion filed in this cause that lichcccn Davis. VIII
liam Blackwell. Amanda Blackwell and Dorotholy
Blackwell defendants >" the same, are NON resi-
dents of the STATE Of Tennessee It j.. therefore
ordered that pub'iration be made for four si"ccs
.i,e week in the Athens Post, requiring the SAID
non rc.icnt defendants to appear nj the next
term of the Chanccry Court. 10 hc holden ~ the
Court house in Kingston. for the county OF iRnarc
On the hrst Thursday after the third Non lay in
April next. iLcn aud there to plead. answer "r
dcnur to said hill or the same will be taken ~
confessed as to them and set for hearing p"r".
THOMAS n. CLARK. c. NJ.
March 5, lSGl-it--prs fee $3.50
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HISTORY AND BIOGRAPHY.

Abbott's Histories t2j different kinds,) Ma
caulcy's England q vols) llumc's England ID
vos..) Milman's Gibbon'. Rome 20 vols,,l Maury
History Of the United States, Lamartinc's French
Revolution. Library of Natural History, Rumscy''
Annals Of Tennessee; Lives of Washington, Jack
son, Franklin, Lafayette. Marion, sam Houston
Lee and sumptor, Daniel Boone, Davy Crockett
Kit Carson, Lewis Wc2el, Lives of Signcrs
Grcenc, Life and Writings of Lorenzo Dow,
Writings of Armcnins q vols") Lives and Speech
CO Of Henry Clay and Daniel Webster. Life OF
Charles tie Twelfth Emperor Napoleon. Louie
Napoleon. The Bonaparto Family, Empress Jo-
scphinc. Mary Queen Of Scots, liyingston's Tray
wells in South Africa (hc only reliable edition.,
Life and Voyages Of Americus, Dicks Works Tin
4 ,r1 10 vols
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SPEAKERS.

The Stulcuts Speaker: Sargent Primary. nj
ver,nl aud STANDARD Speakers iouns America
Speaker; Fields scrap Book;
And a large lot of Albums; Port Folio', and
Blank Brnts.
Dec I IgGO-'f-G!T
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From Texas.

Galcestos. March Son the 4th the
Convention declared that Texas was out
of the Union.
Governor Houston issued proclama-
ton to that effect.
Incomplete returns show a majority OF
% 900 out of 81, 900 votes in favor of Sc
cession.
An ordinance passed authorizing Dele.
gates to represent Texas in the Provision
al Government.
Vessels sent here by the Federal Gov
eminent will be seized.
1t is said that Houston will not resign,
nor take the oath Of allegiance.
The Convention is discussing an ordl-
nance defining treason.
Mccullough has sent detachment to
guard the upper forts.
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Molasses.

lust RECEIVED. II BBLS. AND II HALF
81 bbls choicc New Orleans Syrup, and for sale
cheap for Cash, Bacon or Corn.
March 3. j. VI. hENDbhsoS'
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t.nANsNELLL
FuRM!T uRE FACTORY.
Furniture at Wholesale or Retail.

U'uE SUBSCRIBER OIL FRS FOR shLt
either at Wholesale or Retail, ut The drays
yIIlc Furniture Factory, csio1sa county, 0eolsi,a
a large assortment Of Furniture, made OF the
bet mater inls, and got up IN the latest styles and
hni,h, equal to any manufactured IN any rarl OF
the United States, and be viii ,cll rs low US the
Same article cnn he purchased In any other mar
kct, North or South. Parties wishing to pnr
chuse good article VI Southern Made Furniture
nrc invited to call at tho Factory aud cShlnine
our stock They can be supplied with any arIi'
cIcs named below lover than they can lay them
down from any other place.
To the trade We would sny We are prepared to
furnish you with The following articles Of "cns'
tom. made" or KNOCK. down Furniture on n
favorable terms a. you eau lay them down from
the North or West. Give a. d call!
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DIED.

In Roano county, ON the Sth inst, Of consrmp-
ton. Mrs. MARY W. IIlcKEY, wife Of Gen. James
Hickey in the 10Th year of her age
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Coffee.

r HAVE SOME CHOICE RIO COFFEE ON
band and for ssle. J. N. HENDERSON,.
\ xayehs
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Macon, March II.
Bacon, hog round &c: clear sides | lc; ribbed
l3c; hams BE; shoulders lOlc. Flour, supcriine
s. 80; family $3.50 Lard. in bbls. BE; in cans
he. Feathers iGc. Corn ST. Butter --c. Wits.
KEY 80. Oats zoe. Cow Peas Sl,2O.
Above is our prices current to-day. Produce is
in good demand at quotations.
Yours, truly,
BEARDEN & CO.,
Produce and Ermn,issinn Ncrchnnts.
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pGr Always be at work for the attain
ment Of an object. If the object itself
/, not important, tbepursuit is. Tho fox.
when caught, is worth nothing; be is fol-
lowed for the pleasure Of the following
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WHAr Is TUE QUEsrIoy.-The Corinth

WHAT IS Tue QUEsrIOy.-The Corlhth
Miss Advertiser says: -.
"'rhe question is not what Mississippi
must do to enable her to defend herself
out, but how she is to get back IN the
Union. with as little dishonor to herself
as possible"
SlcyrrIcAxT.-The extreme eagerne.s
of shippers of merchandise to the South
before the 18th March. in order to avoid
the duties to be collected after that date,
indicates, pretty plainly, that they &C.
knowledge the secession of the States and
their right to levy and collect duties
Psrnsylrania,. ..
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Washington. March 7.-lloratio King
will probably be appointed second assis-
tant Postmaster General.
The appointment of John j. Critten-
den to one of the vacant seats on the
Supreme Bench is warmly favored by
Senator Sumner and others. They take
the position that his appointment will be
peace-otfering to the Border States and
significant of Mr.. Lincon's regard for
the South. Senator Trumbull and others
oppose Mr.. Crittenden's appointment
bitterly. t..,
1t is understood that Mr.. Lincoln is de-
termined to present no appointment
which will have a tendency to divide the
party.
81. Louis Mo. March Among the
resolutions submitted to the Convention
to day. was one for the appointment OF
committee to confer with the border
States concerning the best means for
keeping the Western States in the Con
federacy, declaring secession n political
heresy, and that there is no excuse tor
coercion, and Missouri will not furnish
men or arms for, that purpose; that the
Federal government he requested to
Withdraw thcir'troops from, and surrcn-
der the Custom houses and other Offices
in the seeding States, to those States,
and that National Convention be called
on the basis of the Crittendcn resoiu-
tiOny.
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MEDICAL.

Toylor's Family Doctor, Condor's Family Dos
tor and rlumc Book of Medicine llollock's Medi-
cal Works &c different kinds Surgical Anatomy
(by Il. w. Piper, VI, d. Physirians' Hand Book
of Practice 1861, pungliSon's New Medical De
tt,nary.
La w.
Wells LAWYER, Every Bndys Lawyer hy Frank
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Sevier County.

At large and enthusiastic meeting Of the ci.i-
zens of Sewer county, at the Courthouse in Sc
vicrville, On Monday, the 4th of March, 1861, on
motion, Hon. $. PIcKEys was called to the Chair,
and d. McCaosKy appointed Secretary. On taxi
ing the Chair, Judge Pickcns explained the OBJ
jcct of the meeting in brief and appropriate adj
dress.
On motion, the Chair appointed DR.. Il. II.
lIodsdcn, DR.. j. NJ. Hammer, and VI. NJ. Me-
Cowan, Esq, n committee to draw W n suitable
preamble and resolutions expressive Of the sense
of the meeting. After retiring short time the
committee, through the chairman, read the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted:
Whereas, the time is approaching when the
freemcn Of Tennessee will BIO called upon to Sc
lcct from among her citizens man to ill the En-
ccutive Chair Of our state; and whereas it is int
pur,ant tina, the Governor of Tennessee should be
| a man Of undoubied devotion to the onion. Of
moral courage, and Of liberal and conservative
princ,plcs-one who is alike opposed to sectional
parties North and South, and who is for sustain!
ing the rights Of the State in the Unlon under the
Constitution of the United Stlcs-Thrrefore
NrSDtffu, lHat ". ~ anu N. ~. NTdW-
ford, Union delegates who were elected on the 9th
day Of February last II the State Convention, be
requested to meet other delegates in Convention
| in the City of Nashville on some lay hereafter to
be designated for the purpose Of nominating Il
candidate for Governor, and that they be request
cd to cast the vote of Sewer county for some man
who is sound on the Union question, to be our
standard bearer
Resnired, That we would be proud to see the
very able and patriotic Union delegates through
ou, the State who were elected on the 9th of last
February. returned by their constituents to the
Convention in Nashville for the above purpose.
Rssoired, Tat we heartily endorse the Hon.
T.. r NELSON our late distinguished Repre-
sentative in Congress from this, the First Con
gressional District of Tennessee and that we call
on him to he candidate for reelection to Con-
| grcss in this District.
On motion, it was ordered that the proceedings
of this meeting be published ir tho Joncsboro
Express, Brownlow's Wing. Athens Post Nash
vile Banner, and Greencville Democrat.
| & pICEEES Chm'n
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-24
Sheriff sale.

BY virtue Of an order made by the Court
| Common Pleas Of Seneca County, Ohio, at
| the January term AID. 1861, in the abov,
entitled cause and TO me directed, will G fer
for sale at public vcndue at the door Of the
Court House, in the city Of 1ifin, in said
county, on ......
TnE 10th DAY OF JUNE, A. d. 1861,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. Bl. and 4
O'Clock ?, M, OF said day, the following lands
aud tenements, tO.wit:
The south part Of the west halfof the seutb
west quarter dissection number fourteen-I l.
in Township number one-l-north oTrapge
fourteen--l4-east, in said Seneca county.
Ohio. eonta ming twenty three-23-acres Of
land morA or less.
Also, part Of the south east quarter Of see.
tiOn number fiiteen--l5-iR Township nnm
Der one--l-north Of range fourteen-l4--
east, in said Seneca county, Ohio, berinning
for the sauio at the south cast corner OF said
south east quarter Of said section number ff
teen--l5-running thence west one hundred
and sixty--l6O--rods to the south west cor.
ner OF said quarter section, thence north on
aud alohg the west line Of said quarter section
seventy yhine-79-rods, thence east one--l-
rod thence north thirty nihe-39-rods until il
interseets the south line Of lands owned by
James Wilson, thence east on and elong the
south line Of said land owned BY james
Wilson, In said south east quarter section 10
the east line Of said quarter, thence south On
the east line Of said south east quarter one
huAGred aud eigh hteen--lls-rods TO the
place ofbegiUning Containing one hundred
and Observation-Disclosures Of land mere or
less.
LEVI wEIRIcK,
May 10. 1861. $7,sO Sheriff
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Sheriff Sale.
Alfred Hall

Anlhonr FraderIok and oLhsr,

Anthony Frederick and others.
BY virtue Of an order made by the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Seneca county, Ohio, al
the March term, A. ID. 1853, in the above
entitled cause, and 10 me directed, will Of.
fer for sale at public vcndus, At the door Of
the Court House, in the city Of Tifliu, in said
county, on
THE Urn DAT or JuNE, A. d. 1861,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. N ., and
O'Clock p. NJ. Of said day, the following
lands and tenements to.wis.
Part Of the west half Of the north west
quarter Of section thirty six 36l in fractional
township one 4 north Of range thirteen { l3l
In the District Of land subject TO sale at Tiifin
Ohio, and bounded ns follows, to.wit:
On the north by liue running east Esrdly
from the point where Leonard street, in the
town formerly called Oregon and now called
Adrian, intersects the State Road leading
from McCutchensyills, Ohio, 10 Springvitle,
Ohio, and extending from said point on and
along said last mentioned road twenty one
[2l rods, to a stone ;and on the west side by
Leonard street aforesaid; and on the south by
line extending eastwardly frem a point
where the aforesaid Leonard street intersects
the south line Of said west half of the north
west quarter Of section thirty six 36l aud on
and along said last mentioned south line
twenty one IN rods to a stone on said line
and east by line running Ror'hwardly from
sald last mentioned point OF stone to the
stoAe herein first mentioned as standing at the
east end Of the north line aforementioned in
said eounty and State, and containing two
and ahalf [2l5 acres Of land more or less
all ia said county aud State aforesaid.
Also, the following lAndS aAd tenements
TO wit;
Beginning at tie south west corner Of th,
Lot known as Charles Fos' sr's Saw Mill Lot
running thence cast six aud half [6is rods
I'll, nee north ten and lNfLl0I5 lrods; theme
westwtrl six 81 reds: ih.ncs south thrteel
and three fourths Ll334 roos to the place 0
beginning.
Also, the west half Of the lot lying imme
diately east Of the above described saw mil
lot, all in Seneca County and State Of Ohio
LEVI WEIRICK
Sheriff.
May l7th, 1861 1870
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FrlanY. HIny d, Ie0I.
kn Itnneeessary AInrIn.


Tho ASesrhsr is seriously alarmed
lest ths Democratic psriy should be
swallowed up and Loot sight Of in the
d present whirl Of excitement The only
psrty that should be recognized now is
the Union psrty--,he party in favor Of
upheldlug the laws and putting down re-
bellisn, and Il Is IN exceedingly bad taste
70 be Pro,ruding party dognas upon the
public. l. there anything Inconsistent
Ga b6ihg Democrat and also Union
mani n not, why this cry Of alarml--
Until this rebellion Is crushed we should
know no party but the party OF the Union.
whcn the war is over IL will be time
enough % talk about Democracy and Re.
publeanism.
We believe with joins A. DIX, when
Ne said "I am for supporting the gov
fument I do no AK who administers
H. Il ls the government Of my county,
and as suoh shall give eit in this eNtrem-
isy al the support in my power. Irogurd
the pending contest with the secession
iSts ss death struggle for Constitutional
Liberty snd Law"
There spoke a true Democrat.