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nil ly corner Grssisr snd New Lesee street,
A pRDCLAMATIDNs-B THE POST MASTER
/ u GBNERAL OF TEE CONFEDERATE. STATES .QF

A PROCLAMATIONs- BY THE posi- MASTER
.E1GBNhHAL OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES ,uF
AMBRlOA. .--8- .s. H. . .
Whereas BY provisions of the Cd section of Con
ress approved August goth 1861, entitled Act Collect
for distribution the moneys remaining in The several fo
Offices of tile several States at The time the postal service
taken charge by the said Government tits made the dny OF
the General to make proclamation that all persons
who citizens othe Confederate States OF America and W.
have rendered postal service in of the States OF this
Col ederacy under contracts appointments made by the
United States Government before Confederate
charge such service shall present their claims
this department Verifend established according to such
rules Is ~ snail ~ ne eIea % pe Sc,
oAt how much has beea paid and the date Of such
Of the contract appointment under which said claim
for thefher pay ment Of the whole any portion Of
balance OF claim by the Government Of the United
oath whether they performed fully the service according
their contracts appointments during the time for whit they
what deductions have been made from tner pay far
they know account any failure partial failure to
Now, therefore + JOHN H. REAGAN Postmaster General
Of Confederate Safes OF America do procma
tton, requiring all persons having claims for postal
under heoregong provisions of the Sd section Of the above
named act present said claims to the Auditor Of the Treasury
for the Pos0iee Department for examination before
the 18th day OF March 1852 in order that may make report
Congress Of the thereof required by law.
Blank forms for presenting ard verifying the claims will be
furnished application the Auditor OF the Treasury for the
Postotice Department.
And hereby require all persons who have heretofore COL
ected moneys postmsster in the STATES composing
me the Confederate took charge of the postal seyiGe
make out under oath ana send 10 he Auditor Of the Treasury
for the Pos0ce Department. before the 18th DAY Of
October general ledger account with the United
fof a service Of the PoUice Department, up the
edeute States, accordance with the general regulations of
the Oice Department. issued May 18TH 1874 page lG6
Given under my hand and seal of the Pos0hee Depa
OF the Confederate States of America Richmond Virginia.
the 18th day Of septenoer. in the yee 1, ls6l
1923 ltsw4w s. ~ Postmaster General.
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Y q "a n ~ s3gsl1 y T799 % 737 "
q II n q ", MA q 4 e 4

JEFF RRsoN CRY, November s. 1861.
Arrived yesterday 800 Texas Beeyes, IS Hogs
and 225 Veal Cattle. Amount d stoekssold were
Y sa5 Texas BeeyssI 8 Hogs. $50 Sheep and 2l6
Vel Cattle. Stock remaining On sale are so6 Texas
BeeYes, IS Hogs and 500 Veal Cattle. We quote
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VALUABLE REMEDIES.
THE ONLY PREPARATION


And testimonial new and almost without number might b
given from ladies and gentlemen In all grades OF society," whose
united testimony COLD resist that Prof Woods Hair Res
orsPe will gray end preserve the hair Of
the youth TO old age, in ali tagouthlu beauty.
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SAADRAC .sEsANDGEs We HAVE A coon
kJsupy hand and receiving direct importtonh
srbucs, additions sock this eslo ratad hgJ
aYoree brand " have 1875 eighth pipes 1898 aighsh
pipes 1892 do do; 1905 halt qnaE5r ad eighth
pipes, We invite the stssntcn OF the trade and conn2tn
seneay this article and nnduleratst For sAs
gew g:fs Terms and pices by
'E WN. s. LRvEAICH Il CO., "a Old Lerses,.,
81 lR : n this
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Ilarirs yatelIigerne.
OEEscEuT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp Stress, I
"Wednesday Morning, November 6. 1861. J
? Arrived Yesterday. {

Iberville, Gross, I'm Fort Adams. :
Mary Dugas, I'm Donaldsonville.
Music Dalferes, I'm Donaldsonville.
Diana, Radovieh, I'm Lower Goest.
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R.csanss OF Produces.

:, " III ~ ~ - + 54Rlesar-sss5 -, u
foRI ABA MISTER sdeamef nerVlle-le ,I mas
sugar Bell u Bouligny- e bbls molasses to Glls,
ferguson Seo-- 90 90 com . hfaay Goo linus
sugar J Perkins ECO s,bbls measaes 70 polsn q
lrouetza 90 DO a dlrana dco-oo 90 o4 mos
w o. g
i. n,n:, 81 5e ~ i P3 49,
% phis rs daa ma "a,
RnTusn { aiiEiar III hbs raola ssas MnntaorerS
I,;t q NE 1 X IfSbat 10 AZ IN
ME- I,o,aa III is = /, 80 hi
R1a5,c Ok Az 4 Rorgaa;s bbia IL If bbls mn.
VI Moncnre in hb1s IN hf bbIs roolasses Ii, bhds
sugar to J Watt &eo-sundries to crder--Total l8s
mas e sugar oso ppls q ~ DPS ihoiasses'
sDUNAABSoNFlLLE-- Fer steamer Mary u j.,
. Hhds sugar Augustln y Ihlheanlt- 80 ~ Dds
tmolasses Iroselair y Haydel--l2 do l6 hhds sugar
& Ietem y, Dds moiasses saeatlefn 90 az Iole
cane q Iayiorlo hds sugar 70 nj eos mo
iasses oblt y Sharpa ntier---sundrles to order.
q OPELoUsAS-- Per steamer Picayune No a.
700 sacks cotton seed al a Maginnis-5 bales wool
j B Valentine &eo-snndries to order.
D0NAJiDSnN i F. Per steamer Musie-50
b5s s,,aar III bhls ,nolassea Fo,av Avery Eeo
loo do 3sl hhds snrar Iabit 4 Charpantier9 so do
sa ME- ,isaas e IcE ~ II, al Il hhds sugar
II Scbiff Sea IL AZ "a hbJs moIssses r Lananx
Al do IL bbds sugar TO Roman & Oliyer-GS bbls
moiasses ia ReJloeo. Nohlom &co- 20 do 10 hhds
sugar s5 sabatier@5s If bbls molasses Kelly
&eo-25 do "A Miltcnberger Eco 10 hhds sugar lG
bbls molasses H Tets. &co--3G hhds sugar w Est
Lin eco as bbls moiasses J NJ Putnam 20 Bfaud
d Landry---30 do Warneken, Kirchof eco 20 hhds
sugar RQtchford, Brown eco 55 bbls mOlasses TO
JLabatut- 30 do Augustin 4 Thibeault "a hf bhls
molasses r. Bruger- snndries to order-Total 1927
hhds sugar OFT bbis 1D2 hf bbls molasses.
4 LOWER COAST Per steamer Diana 20 hhds
"a MIS- Iaoi.cses ~ CARROLL How Eco do
] j Person Nv &eoN ' hhds sugar Dssilva- 5 do
81 III Ibis niolasses EL Scfiff eco 20 hhds sugar
to orderio9 IF hills molasses NJ a de LizardiSl6
bales hay 50 scks corn and sundries to order-To.
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TWELFTH ANNUAL STATEMENT.

Amount Of Premiums for ten months, ending Both
April, 1904 oJHiV "A
Profits ten months 10 30lh p lsGl 3232 q
SUb April, iit95J 80
The Trustees have declared Scrip Dividend Of THIRTY
PER CENT after paying interest the rate of per cent
nnn on outstanding scrip have resolved redeem
FORTY PER CENT Of The Issue Of 1865 payable follows
Twenty per cent. lGt jnne, 1861.
twenty perc cent 9Th September, 1851
Scrip Certifcares the year 1861 deliverable and after
9th of August lust.
THOMAS 4. ADAMS, Presdsni.
aul en- g. W. SPRATT. Secretary.
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OP Ell o USAS s,

. Leaves on THURSDAY It'll inst, a: ) ?.
FUR 0PELDUSAS VIA ATCHA-
Sas$ b. FALAYA-Tne light dEaught passenger packet
sasks$5fA1a PIcayune No. B. H. H. Broad, MASTER and
Ge1, Love, Jr, clerk, having been put IN com,
regular packet will leave above, taking freight aud
paSse1grrs Old river, Smm Fu and all landings the
route TO Washington For freghto passage apply board.
YIRGINIUS g. UENTEEI.
nd Advertising Agent.
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,,E 'E'lCIAI4 Journal. Z
pss II. ss.w ~ ss s,ep - rS q, .n a.
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN

= = { 49, - .a Z
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
New osl ssasi Ta oaasSsS s'5 T. 1851 sl
The Board met this day, pursuant to adjourn
ment. -. .a5 III al. 49, Il
I Mr.. Beggs was called to the chair.
The roll being called, the following members an,
is&F1 ed to their names, viz. az Z 80
f Messrs. Allen, Beggs, BENT, Dnpre, Leefe and
Mensman-6 l-.,-g-3.+
Mr.. Leefe, the Board adjourned TO Thursday next,
the 7th November, at O'Clock, i. NJ. =,
JOHN E. HOLLAND, Sec'y-f
r2iAt. s5N A i-s----------ze ~sz--------~ 9. y
BOARD OF ALDERMEN. :,
New o.Issss #s eaAsnE NJ cBr , Hat
The Board met this day pursuant TO adjourn
Members present; Messfs Cox, Huckins, Robin
and Forstall--4. ~
There being no quorum, the Board adjourned to
CHARLES CLAIBORNE, Sec'y.
MAYoRALTY---oFFIClAL.
nAron q I *, Of oi NEw asRt IsE
Common Council ofthe City Of New Orleans. +
~ EE mo. 5775.1 y
Fo7ee That from and after The Second MONDAY in Noyen'
2f ths Se pIng and q AZ prisoners d the
! fsgned - JAS. BEGGs,
50 President pro TEN. Board Of Assistant Aldermen
lssnsa pi reside S BoslS Of Aldermen.
Approved October g 1861.
80 ST. MARioSs A. BAKER, Secretary.
80 To Bakers. =, ~,
~ t-S MAYOR Atty OF sNEw ORLEANS
s st City HAIL. Nov. . 1861,
ag. TO Balsers =, THE. price. OF snperfi ne
Flour being this day,en doila ana cents sg
week ssaGts sIs EHS during a
Second quality. or No. 2 <
Twenty four OUNCES Of bread for 10 cents;
The loayes Of the third quality. or Nos weigh
eighth more-that isto say: II ''" q. ~
Tie e cent dances
Inc cent '0"'SS 'nee' JoIN r. MONROE Mayor.
N B. Bread of the First Qusiiy Fancy Bread must be
pound and shall made baked and stamped rs required
by oraiaanee 70. 51S9 o25 tt
yfT,EIIa FLAG OF THE soUrH, ! -
- Neatly Printed i'll Colors, on '- s..
ENvELoPs, LETTER PAPER, CARDS or BILL. HEADS,
s,ls,E ~ ~ As we'll every description Of
Printing, Ruling and BoolE-Bindtng
y z, Promptly Executed by seaz Power, at -,
REA,s ROTARY PRESS OFFICE,
~ w %-,T- ts-- " u.s. IS Magazine street,
sez5 ly&w Adjoining rhs St James Hotel
+, sETIaMs. BRAsDaAls. atc.. ~ ..sE@
III %.- AGENCY OF nE
4aAsET1 & CO.. BRANDT . tJoERAs ,
PoULTAaY 90, sEAEDg, t5oR,az
u. G. Il. LURMAN, BRANDT so-tesu.,
I e. gLEPPER s CO.. WINES Bordeaux
MOTT Il OHAED0E, CHAaPAGEs Epornsy
HARGEqTl d SONS, FoRIES anu ALE londen
@Thesubsctier bgizs duly authorised egent
asnuoned houses ocits bsraier iar direct G
postons OF al articles eetr lire Of which sxas
IN asrchHse Of arary absorption bonGhE and
9onfaassobs " ~ A. a. 49,. -.
= "F s.WOLFr,
nil In nernar Grsfisr sud New LeTee street,
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BIZ A G X RI Err

Leaves on SATFRD4 AZ. Nov O. at 8 p. NJ.
FOR BE- OK RIV f R--THH
TT D. dne Packet HcTsboy, Lsa Moore, master,
ellla&+a viii leave tor lIlrrisonburg Trim
ssssssasazrRiy and way landings Black River, For
freight or passage apply on board.
YTk9lEIES c. DEETzEL
N Avarl
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

a .s56 a. COUNCIL CHAMBER, CRY H4IL,l
etc., New Orleans. TueSday, NOV. 5, 1861.
The Board met this day pursuant to adjourn
meRt lyS.4 g {, ~
Members present; Messrs. Cox, Huckins, Robin
and Forstall--4.
There being no quorum, the Board adjourned to
Thursday next 7th inst, at o'clock p. NJ
~ CHARLES CLAIBORNE, Sec'y.
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+ ouIs1ANA MUTUAL INSURANCE COM

DCRLIC Deaf - COUPONS Upon THE BONDS
tor The Confederate Loan. issued citizens and CORPORATIONS
Of the States of Louisiana and Mississippi for interest pay able
s' fepflnPe erslng will b sd present uent at Tie Office
Of the Assistant Treasurer, New OreRns.
.. A. GUIROT,
-sl3D 3'HNvSw aEss ant Treasurer C. 5. A.
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The twain will upon sufficient notice stop the Gen
lilly Station Fare Is cents each way Parties DESTROYS o.
heng landed at the Station notify the Conductor prior to
the departure of the train Sd. vs. '.Zz r. 4.
Or tt =. PANDEtY, Superintendent
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e~- . r-z,zzzzzvs.zyus,-, NEW UIsL.GANS,JACK=
hsSss Ed son AND GREAT NORTHERN
sfsz-&sFs R0AD-Urtil further notice,
the trains will follows The Morning Mail viii rnveAt
O'Clock a. NJ and make connection with the Southern Railroad
for Mobile, and with the Mississippi Central RHeRd for all
POINTS north of Cauton The Evening frnn will leave $40
P NJ and make connection with the Southern RarDnd for
xe6uE Returning will arrive III New Orleans, ut 1890 A.
NJ, and o45P.M. -
T. S. WILLIAMS,
g OF IT %. General Superintendent
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.,z,,s.,ss. GALPIN,S NEW RES
.2.....s.s.s y j. 4 ", 20 G...aI s...e.

pEFFET, e, "a IL, afsSEaAB EE,ANt&rg 8gg. E
No. lS3 G&GsQ s&eee.. E--e jsaa
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Ep CDM,iN ER--OFFlCIAtL,

THIRST DISTRICT POUND.-WaS brought
10 the First District Pound the Of Lafayette
. Vine streets. Is astIRy--,
One black Goat.
Onewhitc Govt.
One cream color ed Goat.
Two tan colored GOATS.
Which if claimed within three EXPENSES there
on paid will be sold at public auction said Pound
FRIDAY November :, l66l, at ~ O'Clock A. NJ.
New Orleans, November l., 1861.
j. MILTON RELF, Street Commissioner.
Registered November 4, 1851
'7-.1 B. ". HEBRARD,
nen-ty Comptroller.
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] EIAtRIS KNN s8IITNJ, yIIUflIERSI
~ Cans sad St CHARTS
PEN THU s. EN-, Is1lER IL. ~ CO, -nEALBRs II
- tsuc1 a1G St,o1 = 'a' Is No l6 Canal strsgs
IVA HERON. y Co., a. u, DEALERS IN CAR
n 0tt'trs, III Lsatf1s. No. IA t,TuEi
EyESOSEs ~ E1@t., DEALERS IN. B0bfS. 5aDEs BRO
i salH, tias, Gaps, Ste, No, u Aasa1He sirvas
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-23

NNNNA VIZ n NHNAHAA - NHstAa -
Action Of tIlc DcmOcrntic state
Convention a PaTffzan Cnun-
pnfnu forced upon the People
Of Onto
A report Of the doiDgs Of the Demo
cratic State Convention viii be found on
our FIRST page. Il will be seen that that
body, ignoring the great issue ofthe day,
have put up a straight party ticket and
platform. After the very liberal PROPOSE
tion made by the Republican Executive
Committee for a union Of all parties upon
the simple basis Of maintaining the gov
ernment, this partizan action ofthe Dem
ocratic convention, although we did not
expect anything different, is really much
TO be regretted, on account Of the encour.
aging effectit may have on the rebelcause
An officer in our army, a democrat, re-
marked to us few days ago, that the
moral effect Of the action Of the Columbus
convention would be- equal to that pro.
duced by the addition Of one hundred
thousand men to the rebel ranks. This
is perhaps an exaggeration, but the remark
is significant as showing the opinion our
gallant volunteers have Of the parlizan
warfare which demogogues are endeevor-
ing to carry on against the Administra'
ton.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-23
Our Respect for NOthern Scces-
stomfsts.

The following spicy and rich article
we clip from the Kenton Republican,
edited by Capt. J. 5. Robinson, Of the
4th Ohio Regiment
Whatever person or paper gives utter
ance 10 to-sentimeDts calculated to cripple
the energy Of the Administration in its
efforts 10 crush the most unnatural and
internal rebellion that ever cursed GoD's
footstool, is guilty Of treason as black as
that which hurled tho devil and his angels
from the battlements Of Heaven, and all
such should be denied even the privilege
which was accorded TO the cloven-footed
General after his plunge-buth in the
burning lake.
The secession editors in Ohio we
should like to see rsmmcd into a mortar
wadded down with their accurscd publi-
cations, and the fuse ignited by the fire
of the southern hearts, which hates
the cowardly and sycophantic truckers
to southern behests even worse than
jeff Davis and his cohorts hate the Union
There may 10 some shade Of excuse
for those me. in the South who have
'shouldered arms in the cause ofrebellior
and this excuse may be foundred in tht
plea of Ambition, but for the Northern
wipelings, when extreme and grovelinl
cowordicc is added to their unpaid fO
treachery, we cnn imagine Of no excust
that would render their position any more
desirable than that of the meanest dol
that ever was shot for killing sheep.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-23
lusan Neusbaum's Es-
dn II
TAKE NOTICE!!
Petition ora Note and
Mortgage.

william A. si1, Plaintif. | Ths State Of Ohio
against Seneca County,
Erastus G. Gllett and HE S. Court Of
wife Jane y. Gillet, aud Common Pleas
George Gear, defendants Of said county.
The said Rrastus G. Gillet and HE wife
Jane Y. Gitlet, whose residence Is unknown
will take not ice that said William A. Six,
plainah, OF Seneca couaty. 10 the state Of
Ohio, did on the 9th day Of April, A. ID. 1861
ale his petition 10 the Court Of Common Pleas
within and for said Seneca County, In said
State OF Ohio, against tho said Erastus g.,
Gnleu and his wife lano r. Gilet, aud
CeoFFe Gear, setting forth that the said Eras
tus G, Gillet aud his wife gave a mortgage
10 the said William A. Six. ON seventy eight
t1s) feet od of the wet side Of out-lot No.
eiqht te) ia paViss addition Of outlots 10
ths city OF Tim, Ia the county Of Seneca and
State 81 Ohio, to secure the payment Of one
hundred and irty fVe dollars, according "a
thrse certain promisbory notes Feiemcd 10 and
described IN said uiortgago, and that gincg
the giving Of the said mortgage, tho defend
ant, George Gear, claims some interest ~
said part Of OUT lot, under the said Erastus q
Gilleit; aud praying that said Elastus G Gil
lett may pay said sum Of money new due and
claimed uiih Interest thereon from the twenty
ninth day Of July. A. ID. 1861, or that said
premises may be sold 70 pay the same aid
I the said EFastus q Gillett aud his said vii,
/ lace y, Gillett areuoii6ed that they are 10
! quired 10 appcaraud answer thispetitlon on
OF be fore the third Saturday atter the firs
GlBsON a PATTERSON.
aHf Atto ueys ior Plaintiff.
I July %, ls6l.- -6W.SS a--i4t.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-23


Our troops took somo iour huudred hor-
sos and about seventy prisoners, and com.
pcilod Tho enemy TO burn nearly al Of
his baggage, 70 Keep Il from Falling into
our handb.
Tho enemy had twenty-one pieces Of
cannon, and at the last twonty-six, in
cluding those taken from SelgeL They
were none Of fthem worked with precis-
ion, every shot for nearly an hour going
whiz twenty feet over our heads.
Our army reached Springfield in safe
", and are now preparing 70 move to-
ward Rolla, but with no hopes whatever
of reaching there. With a baggage train
6vu miles long 10 protect, Il will be Gin.
gtilar indeed, u the enemy docs not prove
enterpris:ng enough 10 cut OF portion
Of Il, having such a heavy force Of cuval-
Try. With two more regiments We should
have driven tho enemy entirely from the
valley, and with a proper caynlry force
could have followed up such victory with
decisive results
Our loss is about 200 killed and 600
or zoo wounded, while the loss Of The en-.
cmy must have been double our own. Dr
| Schonck, who was In the rebel camp at 0
late hour laAt evening, bringing away oui
wounded, reports our men comparative.
| ly few with those Of the enemy whose
dead were lying thick under the trees.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-23
Thc Rlnht Ekind or Action.

The Fremont Democrat contains call
for Mass Convention, signed by III vot-
ers, of whom 80 "a majority Ore Demo-
Gratis, to meet in that place "for the pur-
pose Of putting in nomination good, true
and reliable Union men as candidates for
County Offices" Among the democratic
uames are those of. L. Greene, Ex-Rep-
rcsentutive, Judges Justice and Knapp,
John Flaugher, Editor of the Democrat,
and other old and leading members Of that
party. The Republican names embrace
those Of the most active and influential
men in the organization.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-23

Republicans do not propose q fusion
Of parties or an abandonment Of any
principle, but only the cooperation Of
men without regard to party, for the sake
Of tho Union.
The charge that tho Union movement
is only Republican dodge, for party
purposes, is untrue. The Republicans
have nothing to gain by it as party
They have a majority Of 10000 in Ohio,
and yet they have generously offered to
unite with democrats on equal terms
so also in nearly every Republican coun-
" in the State.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-23
R1nTCUIOUgl ARsUWDl

Hon. II. J Jewelt, in HE letter accept
ing the nomination for Governor, says
some good things and some very ridieu'
ious things. He says he would not com
promise with rebeb, but would oheT
"peacop propositions to loyal eiifsen' IN
rebel states. Now, was there ever any
thing more absurd He would not com
promise with rebels, but with loyal eitt-
sensi We should like to know how Mr..
Iewett would compromise with loyal efif-
seas in seeded states, when they have
no power and cannot even protect their
own lives. Again, loyal citizens ask no
compromise aud nothing could be gained
by compromising with them. Can the
Cove nment compromise with itselfl
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-23
Not willing to be Taxed 90 Sup
port the Government.

The opposition which the Democracy
of Ohio and particularly Of Seneca CO.,
manifest to the Income and Direct Tax,
levied by Congress, inasmuch as they
propose no better plan to raise the mon
ey to carry on the-war, shows factious
spirit and an unwillingness to be taxed
to sustain the Government. II may be
Objectionable in certain particulars, but
is the best that could be adopted under
the circumstances.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-23
A Party TIcIset in the Field.

The Democrats, who are determined
upon dividing the North in this war and
crippling the Administration all they can
met at the Court House on Monday and,
after voting down the proposition for a
Union ticket, nominated the following
candidates:
Rep.-R. r TITUs Of Pleasant.
Pros. Att'y.--A. LANDoN of 'rifiin.
Com'r--R. BRYNE Of Seneca.
Inf. Direct'r-THos. SwANDER ofClin.
ton.
This is a party ticket ard will be badly
beaten by the people.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-23
WHY NOT nE UNITED !

II we are all Union men, as we profess,
why not be united and show to the South
and the world that we are unit for this
warl Why suffer ourselves to be divided
into parties We are sick of party-we
scorn L, while our glorious Union is in
danger. Let us unite like brothers in q
common cause. Let MS know nothing
but our country. We care not what a
mans politics is, we will support him ii
ho is a good Union man.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-23
Corruption First Rebuked by
EsepubiiCnmsl

Democrats, when they assail the Re
publicans on account Of tho alleged cor
ruption In tho War Department, forget
that Mr.. Van Wyck, Republican mem
Der Of Congress from New York, was the
first to propose an investigation Of the
charge. Because Simon Cameron has
been guilty Of favoritism, is that any reo-
son why Democrats should not sustain
the Government in carrying on the war!
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-23

The Advertiser hiss great deal to say
about JoHN SHERMAN being traitor, be-
cause no refused to sanction the acts of
tho President, The resolution which
Mr. SHERNAN opposed in the Senate was
avery different thing from the one which
Mr.. NoBLE voted against.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-23
ImpoTIunt from California.

fFrom tho ST. Louis Democrat, lGlh1
We learn last evening from reliable
sources, that the State of California has
offered the Government 10000 troops
and that the War Dopurtmonthas accep-
ted them,
The 6rst order from the War Depart
mont went ont last night by the pony cx-
pross. II directs four regiments ofinlau.
Try and ono of cavalry, to proceed 10
Western Texas, II is sNted in official
quarters that tho $4,000 m n will roach
the MissiEsippi Valley within forty days.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-23
(suns Tor Enst TennessCe,

The Louisville Courier learns that
5000 stand Of arms passed over the Cow
iAgtOn and Lexington Railroad, August
sth, intended for the East Tennesseeans
who adhere TO the Federal Government.
We hope this is so, aud they will safely
reach them.