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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-29

Htrlai,tas oi 90 Ni.1an nrnc,iatl
iDfttsla Cifr. Nov. l8
a 1trf'tnsn lusi returned 0om Lcv-
Innoh elaias thol ihc 0oylmmcni ought
% a'| mttns io eqfrco ihr loHs A l'cr-
ln. III tfi thM 1ttfy ~ The clfil
i|ttrt src complicated wa rebellion;
ihf all c'fil INV h fuspendcj Houses
nN ffalloa|1 ttint hdfnSd. andthetoWn
tnd t1nnIt opeu|iu With horse lhiefca,
while ilie 1ittnof ihs ltN alleink ut 4
pi tthasi do not tfs % stop a.
"a mairty oflhe people erf Icbeis nnd
iu Nri iste Any aiepA io tssisi he cilofri
% actuio iho lsw. They vhouli be
taricl Cat f9thwith.
IT, airo ihinhs troops should be cent
iftfr afn1ust ofihr piact boirg iheproat
ihhtNth'pfa io aud ifam pf'ct'a army -.
ttt mllIs sft nlarly sli tuucd ~ rebels.
rNa NiIi iufH'ah IN ihty can of hruf fof
thf uucny, Tho frundry is owncdby enc
a che Nof-t 81 fetcls, he has made M
iiaits nnsi, eaannon iar pficc'a army, and
is ihcmosi busy sha sodIiour men IN thc
plerr
THE bank there ls ihp one which fur.
n shei Jackson with a large uinount q
monoy % cnuy on his war; aud iia dlfcc-
toln being rcbrs of the e9rst dye, arc
Wiling % DO % ara.u.
Tfoops shouid ly sil means Dc cent
ufre, urltas a change Isiai very soon.
On'ghncn dare not make a mogc.
TAI.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-29
soulaeru 'pcstnaony OF ,be -.
ncicucy of tlc Eioeltatc.

The New Orleans Crsso,nih.s Az.
following "Unlortunatcly the abetior.
and RESOURCES of The Hcssisn Governmen,
oi Llneo. q have been understood. ID 4
GOV hsArly s1 months since ycsscl en-.
'erri the port Of New Orleans from /
instant eeenlfy. Tho same remarks viii
sPply % Mobile and other porlS ON tho
nel. Whore q vessel with a csrro ol
mereehandiEe has pessed tho Lincoln
eioceade, twenty passed the blockade Al
the war 1919. Flour from snain can bs,
delivered, vie Havana. al car I.evco. 4,
elgh1 y ton dollars per bafrel, such a. No
ourselves paid yesterday Olqhtosn for
WNl me non-eSpeotionists saw thet ~
sisuld be inhibited nom encouraoeiny
shllment Of this necessary article 70 bs
paid ior in oo,lonlp " '
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-29
A Big JOB LaId ont.

Tho Philadelphia Norh American
thus lays out work for the approoching
session oi Congress- If the propramine
Is carried out fully, there win Ii more
lively tlmea in The noxt wear than wore
ever beioro droamcd ofin'tlds coun,ry,,
l. The establishment Of vasl and
comprehensive rqyepuc system capable
OF yielding permanent income equal 10
our present Outley.
q The creation of navy eoual In
ilrfngih to any IN he world, il not suporl-
or.
J The eepding Of one hundred thcps
and troops 70 Moxlco 70 take caro- OF the
Interests Of republican liberty on this
continent.
4, The passage of an effective bin by
Npngfess y provide or the construction
Of the Poclhc railroad.
hy ihe frs, we should render our cred
z lmprognable cur government "a. aet
boldly on all occuslons, ly tho second
the nation would al onco vfasp tha pm.
pHp oi ne seasi hy NE thifd Ne shouhl
settle forever an fears OF European inter-
lentlon against ua, and become forthwith
ihdlcbutshlc dominont IN ne now world,
and by The fourth tho military strenpth
ehu eohcslon ot the empire would be re.
doubled end the settlement ofii,e interio,
secured i0rhwith. Pfoaislous ~ tbese
.,easutes ,..l mey seem, they are yot within
Nuf power 10 effect, Il Congress aud thc
votvrnmeni bpt act tcgcihcr and vlror.
eeesly' The history OF The past Ten ! san.
FULLY proves this.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-29

You may soon expect % hear that pen
.eo9le a niNen. Yhe Navy pena4,men,
askes no concaament Of The hct thse
.l .1l,fsiQncs are expected daily nom ~
y ui, M'.h an account of tho oaenino oi
.he guns ~ Fort Pickens upon az rsh.i
holiflcs. Colonel Brown M. ronc.t,.'n,
!, y e.l'.en q orders allowing him 10 bio.
I, esi ana ~. batteries st lie oposfe 3
snois, ~ has been chatting Nko 4
l,9pna ~ me ieash, bul ig Ian not mis-.
..Aen .',.. ", ,he word hus been giyrig that Win
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-29

1mE FOaThrdmfaG mfs.
EACr


Congress conyencs upxi Monday, an'
there u 90 little specastiqa as 70 th,
character ofiho Me@aec, which prcst
don't L.ncolq VII put lorli Already ",
have lofcshadpwings of iho ropofti ol
secre,adcs Cameron aud Chase upon the
negro question, but "Old dAbce keeps he
own councils and we shdl not know
what he has 70 Soy until 81 has said H.
When he has said e, we tlink, il VIII Be
found fuily up with The rpiii oftheiimc,
and ihe ncccssities whichue war impo.
scs ON us. We hope he WI meet "a,
question faitly and squafcy ind that his
m,a.age win develop polio which vii
meet the expectations Of lhdpeoplo ani
Which bonccfoward win boaolcd npor
By DO Generals in each 81 90 depart.
ments.
This war can never be proechtod {,
a succeaslulissus 50 long as thl 6ovcrn
linent pursucs a weak. iemporizak policy
With regard TO the slaves of rebsb. oul
army was not sent into tho fsld W hum
up slaves and return them t5lk,irdhstors
This ia no part Of their bdsinosl and
when they dcsecnd t,sach dirty work
they, 10 50 Tar. strengthen reboliio3, dis
courage patriots everywhere and srina
disgrace upon the cause. Whenovcr oui
ooldicrs cngpgo IN this moan, low best
ness, they just as eileciually aid the reb-
els, as though they were fighting on the
othor sidei and every tlmen slave 8.
oapiured and returned, y Is an act to pro.
long the war.
Atoncgrocs such a sacred species o
property thal our soldiers nnsthuntthcm
down nndreirn them TO iheir rebcl own.
ers, wIile other property d confseatcd
without rost,ielionl 1twould sccm thai
our army ha, becr octipgou This bypoth.
osls. According to this byfothesi.
treason Is more profitable thpn loynly-
L pays better. The rebels do pot thinl
tho negro a very sacred pieoo olpropcrty
~ they steal thom from Ubiln mcr
wherever they find thami and fu6 u,em
.oifinto the Southern Confederacy
The course we have been purifying il
all wrong. We have been hamneriDg al
tho tail ofthe rebellion long enough. II
Is high time to s,rilso death blow al
the bead oethe monster aud eui cG 4.
taii righf behind iisea The abolition
Of slavery ia not the object Of tho war
but il may become necessary as an Incl
dental measure to preserve the Govern
mout, just as the demolition Ola house o.
tho r0zing Of loriilleation may bocom,
a military necessity. In time Of peue,
we may talk Of the Constitutional right
of the South, but in time Of rebellion
these are suborlinated to the greater IN
terests of national existence. When .
houee is on FIRE, wo don't stop to enqur
nhout --.--.is--.i~..'.i sigutv. .riu AZ
must be pGsout and life ahd pfopert
saved BY any and overy means.
wehope, thed, thattlo prrsidons vii
develop apoliey which viii be satisiac
tory 10 tho country. II, however, h
should decline the responsibility an
lceye il 10 Congress 70 docldc, we WI
look with interest to tho action Of tina
body.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-29

iE'hr.n ave UrY "ol. sos. mtt.al d1y
had III You 81 80 nfo oI God, oni 'lfst
dtr.n Unc ncrlt WHEN .shoi what Biz
ntti si oi b. iorltli nlIo iay You
rst Ind sf sl ant iatt ne eid yoo, oni
reii be eh1o WI bo we're ~ and heb
Ia whrt haif sHi rct naihlur % cat"
|nNell hIfbu siay bthln1 tienF'
l"Wali, nlatla. Whcn de invfddon was
titonr dsi they would be wof, dldn',
I pay no iiiicrIng 10 what dpy soy, cause
n fnoroi / couldn't bowono o4 than
-Ma- VIII lhlml
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-29
lIcbols nl Won ln NIl.sonrl

Rebels nt WORK la NIiss0nri.
Telegraphic reports from Jefferson
City Of thc S2d report that the rebels
burned the town Of Warsaw on the night
efthe aoth inst, to prevent It's being oc,
euPied by our troops for winter quarters.
A quantity Of fsiorra were also suid 70
have been destroyed.
a train 81 SO wagons, Was also rcpor.
ted to have been captorod a few nights
before on The way FROM sedalia to Lesy.
eawoF,h. The train was esosrtud On
200 men and was esp,area BY coo rebels.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-29
Sheriff Sale.
Edaon 7. stlekney


n y, , HiIman, etal.
by virtue " an order madeby the Court
q Common flsas Of Seneca County. Ohio at
the Oct. tciini A. ID. lsOi IN Tie above en-
llted cause and 10 me directed, / will OTTER
igr sale az public yondne, az The door of The
Cou, House in she city Of Tiihh. 10 said
county, on
IHs 2ai uAf of DECEMBER, A. b 1861,
estne9a the honrs of 40 o'clock A. NJ. and 4
.oaloeit a, ~ sa.d day. lhe illioung ahds
and teremeuta, lo.ait.
lu.lot numbered two q y IN ths vlire ~
hephQllq eyecptng lhiity feeicast and ,rtst
he,golofe cold 70 Walter Ellot.
Also, part of IA lot numher i've i--in
thevillage OF Republic, oommeacipg ,here.
igf ~ The putth east cor1cr thereof tld fun-
m 8 south hy and with llcea liuc % u.i
in 10, ierp eight feet. thence west ona line
parallel % the north lima OF said in-loi TO tho
wesl eide of sdd in,ioi. thence along said
aeat line % DE uorih feai coner ~ said iu.
luii ihcnne cnsi "a onl along the north Inc
u seid 10 lot b tle liaee at beginning. am
ia tAe County a asneca aud State uf Ohio.
LkNl MEiAlcK.
Nqy4abs, 1a3. leCl, s4.e0
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-29

General liobeck has iuanauratcd his
Rdmlnlstfatlon h MISSOURI, hv an "A In.
dicative OF callbrc which doos moi
promise ely great execution in the De
purtment ofthe Mississippi He had moi
The courage 70 face the popular conse.
guences OF reversing FRcaoEr's polie,.
toward tho slaycs ~ rebels, and Of ins,i.
tutng the virtual protection oi such Slave
Property, So ~ ISLANDERS the slaves. eulls
tA,m spitsi end urdcrs them riridlv bx.
ciutcd irom cur cumps. tits rceaitlcdas
2 nslderobg mc0netto steal Goma peoro
lhan ircp a white man. Is Il mormon
uoNuteiy meanor 90 slandcr a ntaol
General HSlleok may have rirbt ts
drive negrols into the la4ks' of ~
enemyi that ia, Il military ofiter
mas ue right 10 drige his allies iito ne
ranks OF the enemy and ccntrlbute 10 I'M
own delsaG but no shosladoit Ikea man
aud not attempt 20 sueak cut ofthe popu-
lag eleotbye silly slap9,r on the haplcsl
ncgroes.
General Halleck OF oonrss does NOT .,
pegt anybody % believe thal story. M.
sroes are gegerued ~ motive the ammo.
aa thofe ol larer cnnplexlon. We esn|
safety 1oi} pn aay class oi lcines pogern.
"a ey tAeir iQtercst Tho fagliiye slaves
igek upon oprarmies as ihoir friends ~.
"a Che oqpiferY eepglctian IS loCoed npop
leem by oaf hoslliy The iles ~ sur
9elNNaMs y iscQnUary % nature. Csp
halHck inecnlcdtA theory as doare
~ ll.s iapai weskuess ho h. 3iisen to
s,afdenupon negloes, as a. excuse lor
"a, wfsk mii'ayy policy. As Nr Lincoln
"a Mptt iu observe rihora 3 nnihing
34eksonlsu rbOut that" ana h ,.ll ~
laee very hieh hopes OF Gen. lIsii.si,
leaeia'ship.-~ Ca. Galeas
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-29
Aeadquurterp O.Hs. Adl. Clone
rsi's efricc,


The emergency has passed which re-.
geifed direct contribution fiom t,o pea.
PIE 10 tAp AFaly Of eiathine ana bhnk
81. thesoidlea are nov provided y,
iaf o. Their present ncucsslties ~ mife.
4hc state vii ihefefoss make no more
Purchases of thai kind.
The Qaaficrmesier General viii how.
ever take chargo Of sucn srtieels az nav
ee gwen ieF uhc benefit OF the soldiers
epa have ihsaa nafsly stored ma tcpl IN
A they are nh4ccdea and willtis. 4. m.
ieilJ apply lAam e relieve sue6 .,.ss.a :, !.
may exist I'm IA preferred. tho uooaI
nAY ne Kept under the coutsol IN ne do.
.piH, aild aA invoice l0fnished to fhe
teHilpfmaslPr General. who viii thon
ni'n thcfe supplies may 30 obtained
2 'hfy'af IsWlred. ny order
G. r. DuosisenAn,
Adi1. Gen. of Ohio
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-29

The Richmond Whlc, IL commenting
o. ihe message ofPrshidcnt Dsus, says.
W arc two people frum his timo fbf-
N1fu. We arc aware thc fankcos are
dtituincd aot 70 tHt uh, hanpcn what
may II uiry eaurat conquer us. their
caIeuiatun II that tiicy -dH BE- cou.incr,,i
W us. They have p,aiio VI h.ls s,inJs
% submit tamcly 70 their fate, WcI,l n
We must We must. tboueh wo aliuli hsvo
q greet aversion 10 the toek Dur choice
y, aiicr drpbAinr tncni u0undly tnl ma
king uicm pay Che EXPENSES of ihn war, 70
turn them loose to uomnalycs, PROV 40
DIR own vile passions
The Richmond papers of wednesday
ooutuin dispatches ifom the rebel army,
the substance 81 Which u a. follows.
The smallpox, violent type OF tho ty.
phoid fever and tao black heaslcs, were
prcveilinG, couAing liiehtiul mortality
among the rebel lfoopu near noWiihe
Green, Ky, Large numbers were dying
daily. ~
Gen. Floyd, army has fallen back four
milcn south Of Raleigh Court House. and
thu Federal troops have boeh larcolr rc.
iniWcod Gen. icc's command has r,.
tired 70 Meadow Dlnd. Thcscbels rtpor.
Ted two killed and several captured, In a
sklrmish last week Ia Weston Vlfciuis
TheroaGy are ~ lad condition, making II
dificnltio shiiin supplies.
dispatch from Nanusaau, IN relation
70 Tie sAiiniish nurr f1lps Chnrch, drr ug
tho past week. acknowledges two killed
tnd three Nuundfi. Thcy claim 20 have
taken ton prisoners and killed lye Fed.
erals.
The Richmond Whn announces The
death Of John Hughes, 4 dolfpotc 10 the
stale Convention if5m Randolph, who
wes killed IN the battle Of Rich Noun.
1ho Richmond Examiner OF Wodnes-
day conlirms the report that tho rebel.
Soionel Crogun, wns kilird Ia the rrcont
engagsmcnl between Floyd ri,a -
efan.. -,-rgin Charleston, l7th, snve
rlp -unrRpcclod failure of our shore bat.
t.efies az Bay Poin, aud Hilton Hood. to
ecluuiieh a. least one OF tho anacfipo
vessels, has badly shahcu The eohhdcnec
in tne efficiency OF our vuns npainst Tho
munster irigotcs nnd iruh-clad run bontt
WHICH they may have uyain 10 oncoun.
t'f, and now NO alarmed are many of t,o
sssdia souls TINT lutesl an the Sulhctn
s'ueAi .hs' the Effect may already be seen
"a lhe 'engthonng OF neightirsins which
if9te almost heprB ~ De interior.
~ savannah ne pnnlr b oven more
Fenefel aud decided. whole nclrhbct.
hoods having been suddenly deserted by
ne exodus OF the wives and children of
hiesc who ufe la arms NJ Fort Pulaski.
4ne ihe n1tterics on the Havannth river.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-29

As Slavery commenced thm War,it is
proper tlat it should assume its risks.-
AZ il is tic uuthor Uf the calamities
which have come upon the country, il
must share their eonscquehces and cai
their bitter fruits. ltmust claim lpo tx-
omption from the ponolties--.t must have
10 shield agsinst tho porils OF Regolu-
tlon. Having sowei the wind, Il must
not complain iC compelled TO roap the
whirlwindj hoving let loose the demons
ofstriic, let itsoe 10 10 that Il does not
fall the lirstvlctim 20 is fury.
And there cSn be no doubt that Slavery
will come out of tho conflict bruised aud
crippled, IT not literally destroyed.
There ure agencies ot wofk--there are
1 licences In operation--wh are silelt.
ly Tut surely sapping the iorress Of is
ffe. These uEencies--these iahueh-
ccs-ure beyond the control of any living
man. They a aeUndcr the operatit o !
Laws NOT found in human statue
uooks-shoy work by mechanism not
moved by humun, hands. Nothing is
clearer than IL the War goes on much
lohyer Slavery is doomed. We cannot
shut orr eyes TO tire Truth: that in its mad
efforts TO break up this Government, il
ins put itself ON trial fof rs life, and be-
fore tribunal that will hardly foil to
pronounce a sent0Bce Of "guilty"
The process Of disintcgration is rapid
" going on. Slave property has decrca-
sed nearly one-halfi IN value within the
past twelve months In Maryland the
"lnstitution" 10 by general acknowledge
10 a - rtI k.s-N...
In Virginia It's days arc inevitably nuns
bered. In Miss iuri the strain Of the past
six months has broken its bach eil, otu.
ally. In Kontucky ithas received fatal
stab aed is bleeding to death rapidly
internally.
ltrqquires no rophetic kan 10 forel co
what will be its fatein South Caroliha
Gen. Sherman's Proclamation will be
spurnod by the infatuated Planters. Con.
trutunds will continue 70 seek protection
within cur lines.--They will be set tc
work,Grst TO build forts; Afterwards TO till
the soil deserted by dsloyal masters ant
confseatedby the Government, Our juris
dciion will eradually extend into the In
! ierics--oiir uihfary limos will ombrncl
the entire District OF Beaufort with III
$4,000 sluycs lnsubordination among
the seryile populatonwill become gene,
raj; dcssrtions viii become the order O.
the duy The Coy iument wlllbe com.
pelledto say TO the masters:-"S Submit I,
the Federal authority or wowill put arm,
into the hands Of your slaves. And thcrl
lcan be no alternative but submission q
violent emancipation. The weapon.
which the Rebels haVe This Car psed B
guinst Us, will be turned egpinst them
selves. Slavery, which has thus Far pro.
we'd an element OF strength to the enemy
lwll become an element of woukness--
lpossbM oldeslraelibn. "A lnnp .Ionrnn
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-29
oUE IsELAeIoNs wITm


II is feared BY some that the arrest ol
Masou and slldeu win Involve us ia new
complications with Ehgiaud. IeEneland
roally desires aquarrcl with this country,
sho will probably make this acl a pro-
text but VIZ think she is TOO wiss for
that, She has too many millions dopeh.
dent upon tho United S .atos for bread, to
risk awar with ms, and thus cut on the
supply, She khows, too, that the mo-
ment she declares war against us, the
Western star Of her oa,pire has set for
ever.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-29
'palsIaHry BEcvcs.-. as and Pre-,

Six Ohio Regiments have been ordered
iFo,n =, ,s.s-su Virginia Into Kentucky
capt; C1nhy, Assistant U. Is. Adlutan,
eonergl hes hoea appointed Colonel .,
The Goth Regimcntut Urbana.
F.ans SaWyer' Major ofthe sth Reri.
men.' Q. " has been promoted % be
hicut, Colonel Of the 9Th, aud Car. WIN.
slow, ofcompany A, promoted 10 bo Ma.
ior. ~ nv
Lsiut. Smith, Of the "a Resimon, Of
Cavalry us. Al Is appointed RIsigf n
thc 6th o. V. Cavairy y
John @. l.ee hos been uppointcd Colo
nel, and ID. n Dowolf Major, of the 5btb
Regiment at, korwalk.
t.s. hoeSheld has been appointed Ma.
son.
The vacancies in the 7lh Regiment
have been fiiied by promotions.ZO. s..
Journal -
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-29
Fighting Going on at
Fort PickensI
i'RauLT YHF an DOUBT.

WAfmHoroN, Nov. 80.
Assist. Secretary ofthe Navy, E,V. re-
ceiYod diFpateh from baltimore sfaiiro
that The Norfolk Daybook publishes sdyi.
ces from nichmpnd 70 the effect, that an
engagement was going on At Pensacoia.
Parties who read the paper say that \,
states that the Frlgates Einpara and Col.
orado engaged Fort bcRao. that the ior,
britky roiWnod ihe Gre. and further that
the Vcsscls received damapes and were
compelled 10 haul OF Tho Daybook adds
that For, plckens was firing on tho pen-
sacola Navy Yard.
Another dispaleh poya that the fnh,
commence ! on Saturday and was h, nro-
gress on Sunday night.
Fort Pickcns by firing bot shot had set
the Ponsaoola Navy Yard ON fire three
times, but that tie rebels managed tlp 10
The latter day 20 cxtinguish de Hames
They had not, however, been able 10 sun
pross those of the burning town of War.
riugton' which tho hot shot he'd utterly
destroyed.
II was thought bt Old Point that our
victory was decisive.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-29

The Charleston Mercury Of thc 2isi
publishes q dispatch nom New Orleans
20th. shich sistcs ihai intense excite
mcni ppvair thtrc soletire q tho threat
onci iltntk on Columbus. Com. M1lllua
bad gone ihrte With bic hcot and telc-
rrnphod faf Che ttean ram Manassas. a
loating battery of2o guns was going up
that night AN TIE dyer pilots had been
impressed. Herenieon thousand tuoFs
und 10 ramon we're 1t Columbus
Government has adgiccn thht Richmond
al wciln sayennuh. Chnrlestog, Mem-
phls and New Orleans, arc an ina panic,
iamllicc wurl pnr kIue np t0 be 10 feodi-
moss 20 lCtye Hhln The Yankele np-
preached.
itwos The oohcfal belief tbat the rehoi
government bad already commcnccd
moving iis archives t0 Nnshvillc--s0 sud-
denly made iho Capital.
Goycrnmeni also las intelligence that
/ ihe Discount on tue Confederate trqasury
notes y already 80 per cent and tliat On
private isue4 muN be siill greater.
NHw YoRK, Nov. 90.
Tho u. =. ttpum uanaports Boston,
Delaware, nhd Cosmopolitan sailed NJ
noon to-day ior Fortress Monroe, whore
J they viii receive troops aud proceed 10
| Pori Royal, Thesu three ftehmers will
carry about 100 uien, also luii curro OF
provisions aud Ammunition.
BitriMoHs, Nov. %.
The Richmond Enqufof says that the
Confederate Congress hes passcd d bin
for The removal oftho Capital nom Rich.
mond 20 Nashville, and that Congress
will soon assemble there
NEw Ymg. Nov. qs.
Z The Richmond pupcrs stale, that 10 1,yo
the batteries Of the forts al Charleston
ample time TO play upon on Attacking
dpci, . long chain Of massive rals hus
lately been stretched across tho mouth ~
the hsrbof from Fort Sumtcrto Sullvan's
lsland, This boom l. Of aufIicieniairenpth
tn fully nouiralizo the advantages which
ho Yankees might derive from the speed
ol their war yoaAcla.
SYR4oUss, Mo. Nov. IS.
tntolliFcnco hrs been received here
fron parties direct from Osceola, thht
Pflcc'e army had crossed no Osafra river
At lonman's Ferry, Friday last, and the
advance guard would reach Oscoola the
following duy.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-29

sEsrrSoE oF JoHsC nREo1RNRmor.--
Many Of the leaders Of the rebellion have
in years past, cvorand over arain uvowed
sheir fidelity TO tho union, and dcnouoe.
ed all its enemies bu, no one, that Ne
remembcr, he's passed such sentence on
himself rs dii tho traitor Brockcnrldoe.
when, Is vico President oflho United
States, he made a speech on The remoy.
al q 'he seneiu nom tho GA chamber 10
'he new Asking the quostloui
~ there on Anlefican who fowcis ihe
pss's y there one who VIII detiio bis
eounty'a laws, perrcrt h6r C6nsttntie6
"a slepate her ptoplei
no then saill
Y vAsyo ae such amen, Ia lis msnor.
desfsFd iefoaid'ay ialca uiii NJ -
eraiions n ~ meelina.
~ which AL 'Fue Americans win ss,s
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-29

Sl ,Slayed or stolen from
r4I he premisss ot,hs subscrih,f about
- miles easi Of 'ri1in, on the Cas rlad,
Npeut ne ,sH n ucolef, s bead OF yolns i,o-ons
nne Ives 60 als red Iicsr aooi sae, imsii year.
has ied buii, teo-y cor oii upfhom and ueyansire
hsihFi mostly red, Tpi, yoaraF sirer, j Di.IAsia
le.fNnk hfiifr gfsyish fohn color.
any one iakinf ~ said earle or giving ihe unief
lenei sHilsiactail iuiarmaiun OF icif uhciealout
py leiiercf oiherNifo, Wit BE- iihslaNy rcwariadt
THERON BNooEf.
uovf54,.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-29
CourILng for q rrIend.

Other men than the hard headed pnri-
tan, Miles Standish, have made the same
bluuder he perpetrated in sending John
Alden to do his cotUtship with the pretty
Priscilla. Envoys extraordinary are
sometimes extraordinary onvoys, and we
. ouid not advise any ardent swain, un-
less he hud no tongue and was incapable
of making pothooks and trammols, TO ini-
tate Sans proposal by proxy. Sam SAYS:
"Inns and tells Nose all about Il; | savs
TO Nose, sOys I.'Hod you just as leays
ask for meg He said he had. So, to
make a long story short, ono cold night
we sturtod for the house where I.iddy
lived. IL was aoreod thut | should stay
in the woodshed, while Nose went in and
sot matters right. Nose knocked at the
door end wont in, and sct down on the
chopping log to await the issue. Nose
Thought he cuuld fix things in about half
an hour, and as il was oight o'clock whom
he won't 10, calculated on being in Para
disc about hal srtcT; aud there / sot, and
got, till ! heard the clock strike nine; then
/ ladto get up and stomp and thrash my
huncs 20 Keep from frcrzing. Ten O'Clock,
ticu CLEVER sstruok-ai 81 Il no Mosa. At
last, just about midnight, when ia got to
be little bottr'n lrcczhi tater, out he
comes. rushed up to him, aud with 4
sle0kin' yoioe, M-Moses,' said 4,
'wh-what does she sayl' 'Som, says he,
'pon my soul, forgot 70 ok her. Just
SIX weeks arter Nose and Iiddy, which
were twain, were made onen