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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-13

And, Il fsct all the ecncaEn Of neEEoEs and dsSIsse,
stats Of the E7Eteu.
As SGImulant, . -
e s cults different from scoholio preparations Il Il
eet reactions 10 shape continues t. exert its nauen
gadusy AID efficiently, Ss long as tie t necessity eEss fss
ia prsSeneei ..r .
ks q EeEnaIe Medicine, - .-
Il eqasy powerful effective and restores the equbTs
safer than sli the other medicines which yea1
flooded the market and which only injurious In pas
Of assisting renoysng the constitution for very good rS
too, that hy only 1sde from s sazsioLs Of minds
gnorsnt oi the Medical profession altogether. -. r =
10 mineFaisE g-
D.. Wright thinks it well professional character
the feet that minerals whatever form tins least
parts o. tie ingredients Of his RjuEtnstisg Er-Wel
ing what ruin las en enEea the community by opium and
mercury. ... I'd
Generally, the dsbltstsd Dr. Wright would sag, Mover
4eSpsr Ne matter hoT down may natts heW
weak matter what the sy have bsenfsrEke
at once vhstyer hss led depart from HygnIe principles
-tsks hi1 go
ERefUVenatIHE EIixIF,
And will End ysUrsef mau-s pride instead
hs reverse, to friends and hesiay, sscnd ard worthy
aeruSer Of the humaR family.
Price 81 per bottle, bottles fo@ S5 sni forward
ID 5y mail to AL parts 81 the United states
Sold sy all respectable druggists throughout the Unitsd atasz
and oaRsdas. Ths trsee supplied at liberal eiseeGnt
fe- Ess By ths p-cprie.ors, ...- ..
). WRIGHT & co.,
q and I5l 0harres strsst,
New Orleans, Lai
Sold In Nashville b. G. W. Ha13e-Shcst Berry Deneys
Wig Pena!etoa sd ali responsible tiugsis.s oS2s
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-13

The Wsr Growing UnPsPaIar in the
NOrth-YanEees Growing over the Com
dact of Their Generals.
The Ohio editorial generals are growing terribly
and criticisipg severely the manner in which the
campaign has been eon5ucted in Kentucky By the
Yankees. To give our readers al idea Of their
feeling, we make some extracts from an article
frorz the Cincinnati GdssGs the abless and most in
fuential Alb Itiou paper in the North:
In the absence of fghting generalship in X 4
tu- KY an C ,rt has been made 10 get up sUf ;sUt
mortality hst by forced marches and exposure The
Duke cf Wellington once said. Others N gaJ knoW
ho ~ 10 flh: an army but be knew how 10 Il, 3
one" Our generals in Kentucky, however, see u
to show that if their capacity does not reach the
fighting point, they can use up their troops quite
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-13

COuHtTy sSesidence for sale.
VERY desirable pl &C. hourB ride from Nashville
"A house DeaIy new containing ten eonTeneny a
Bnged -Four OF rich land With $50 choice u trees Of
all kinds Possession given st sny tine .-..
Address p o.. DoX i9l. EashVille nsn2l 1aE-Ianns
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-03


We hope, as the G lvarnment has com
mcnesd the work Of enforcing the law,
and maintaining the honor Of our Gag
and a. tho North has 90 promptly an,
patriotically responded to the call tor aid
that no temporizing, halfway policy will
Be pursued, but that tho work will
be thoroughly done and "tho war carried
into Africa" The President, having put
his hand to the pillow Of reform, shtuld
not look back, but drive right over tho
neck Of the rebellion and break IT, If
IN doing 20, cities be laid waste, states
pillagcd and districts Of country render
ed dssolate, so be Il. These are some OF
the necessary evils Of war, which the
South have brought upon themselves and
thcy must bear the consequences. Tho
diseasc,must be removed, the loathsome
sore must bo probed TO the v.ry bottom
in order to obtain a ahcaltby organization.
Tho operation may bo n painful one,-
but Il is nevertheless necessary.
This Government must either rld itself
Of traitors entirely and cxtcrminatc
them within its jurisdiction or finally be
eubiugated to them. We must row Of
the dead body that IL weighing us down
to tho earth and assert our manhood and
onr right TO exist as free end indcpen-
dent mutton or wc must mako M our
mind to be slaves Of Lord Cotton and
mere dependencies Of the Southern Con.
f-icraoY. There is an "irropressible con-
niet" between the institutions Of Free
dom and Slavery and each is striving TO
assert is mustcy over this continent
Tn" political power Of slavery must be
bFoken---the South must be- made feel
the rod Of ohastiscment and that severely
and slavery must be humiliatcd before
the triUmphal car of freedom before we
can have my assurance Of peace.
The South have their rights under this
Government and are entitled to its pro.
lection so long as they do not abuss these
rights, but when they arrogOto to them
selves powers which do not belong to
them, cut the good old ship Of state from
its moorings and modly attempt 10 rush Il
hcndlong upon the rocks Of nnarchy and
disunion, who will not say they must
take oil tho dire consequences of their
own internal plottings7 The President
has the path Of duty plainly marked cut.
lie IL sworn to put down treason and re-
bellion, wherever he finds il and at what
0cr eecriiiec. An active, vigorous pol.
icy is always the cheapest II will not
do for the Government to act merely on
The defensive. This would protract the
controversy and give tho enemy every
advantage. While we have been mac
tive tho enemy have stolen our forts,
arms aud munitions--they have robbed
our mints and planted their batteries right
under our noses. Tho Government has
forbornc until "lorbcarance has ceased
to be virtue and must now act and
that vigorously. The malcontcnts Of the
disnfeoted states must be taught lesson
that they will not soon forget. They
must be made to focl the power Of this
Government, as child feels the rod of
the parent, 40 that they may respect it,
II must reiHko The property stolen re
assert It's authority where il is now tram.
Piled upon and punish the truitors, This
should be done however not In a revenge,
fnl snir.t.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-03
TIE CAPTURE OF THE STAR OF
THE WEST.
rnr nrBrL AccouNr or rnr sErzuar
rreachery of,he Texan Traitors.

Tho New Orleans True Delta Of Sat
urdsy contaiBs the following account Of
/ the seizure Of the steamer Star Of the
West, which has already been announced
By telograph
The expedition, composed Of about 80
men, under command Of Col. Van Dorm.
was hurridly organized in Galveston, and
was made up of men from the Galveston
Artillery, the leland City Rifles the
Guards are Irish, and the Rifles are a
German company. The party arrived
at Indianola on Wednesday, and kept al
ready, apparently in no manner interes-
ted in the active prepa ations going on
for the dcbarketion Of the United States
soldiers, which was effected by the aid Of
the steamship Fashion, acting as hph-
Ter 20 remove the mon 10 the Star of The
West, which lay outside.
About half pGst 9 o'clock at night Col.
Van Dorm and his baud quietly got on
board the Gen. Rusk," aud made out TO
the Star Of tho West.
When the Rusk got within hailng
distance, the captain OF the United States
vessel sang out to know who was ap-
prouching. Van Dorm replied
"The General Rusk, with troops on
board"
Tho answer was correct 70 the letter.
and very readily impressed the captain
Of tho Star If the West that he was
about taking on board his own mon
Ills blissul ignorance Of his vsitors'
identity and designs was not suffered to
remain long.
Tho vessels were nude fast, without
any suspicion on ono side or any demon
straton on the other. Then swin as
the lightning, the Texan band was over
tho bulwurks and In virtual pofs ssion OF
'ho vossol. No effort was mado at resi.-
tanco, for il would have beon absurd
and, comprehending in an instant how
matters woro, the commander "guve up
the ship" with the best grace he could
muster.
The vessel was put about for Calves
ton, and Loft Col. Van Dorm thcro.
The next news we may have Of that
entcrprising officer will bo that no has
taken the U, $. troops prisoners, or else
that tho has seen fight The last in
formation about him was that he was
organizing an expedition 10 start back
again to lndiauola, 20 look after the sol
diers that should have LEFT by the Star of
the Wost. The compact with them, to
be allowed 90 leave Texas unmolcsted, .
wac fulfilled whom they got on board the
Fashion. But az this vessel is not deemed .
particularly seaworthy they will most
probably determine TO land ugnin, and /
that win be ~ getting from the frying
pan into the fire.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-03

LETTER PROM CAMP TAYLOR.
yiEAD QUARrERs, CaMP TAYLOR,
! Cleveland April gath, 1861.
Ems. THnUSr.-Tho "scntoa Sham
Shooters arrived here safe and withou,
any incidents worthy Of note. The
people along the line gave US quite an
ovation on arriving ot Cleveland, We
had o march Of three miles into camp,
amidst an cthusiasm almost equal TO tha,
on leaving Tiiiin, and at the camp we
woro-w6itcd on by a delegation Of citi.
zcns Of Cleveland and invited to quarter
ourselves among them In the city, which
offer we declined, because we were anx.
ious to get acquainted at once with camp
fare.
The Seneca Sharp Shooters wero the
first Company here from a distance when
we arrived, but now there arc about
1900 soldiers in camp and arriving at the
rate Of about 500 per day. workmen
are busily engaged making houses for
us and, in short, our camp presents the
most lively appearance imaginable
The citizens Of Cleveland are doing all
they eau 10 make US comfortable.
The only thing that now dlsturbs is
that We fear there will be no chance for
fight after all, and II 80, tho boys will
spoil All our boys are we'll and in good
spirits. Last night was o terrible, stor-
my time. Ton Of my men were on
guard, drenchcd to tho skin, but they
stood Il like veterans. This morninp I
asked if any wanted to go home, but no
you could not hire ono to leave.
But ! will wrto no more about our
selves and as tho young ladies Of Tiff
I'm will be interested TO hear about their
friend, FRANK HOLIDAY, will inform
Ihom that no is horo, member Of ono
Of the Zouavo companies formed in
Cleveland. Ito IL looking as woll us ev-
or-cnquired kindly nnor his Tihin
friends. He seems happy and in his
proper element and | like him very much.
Arm 25th.
All still well and comfortublc blc--i2oO
more troops expected here to day,
Col. Fremont has arrived from Eng
land with 100000 stand Of arms.
All persons wishing to write to any
members Of my company will direct to
Camp Taylor, Cleveland, care Of Capt. |
Franklin then they will bo duly re-
roived.
Truly yours.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-03
Ft Piekeng nas Tnl.en.

The report OF the capture of f. Pick
cns by the rebels turns out to be wholly
un.rue. Up to last accounts no attack
had been made and It was thought would
not be for some tIno to come. Tho fort
is 80 strongly g0rrisoned aud 50 improg-
nSele that even Gen. Bragg despairs Of
being ablo to take e, The Confederate
troops are becoming demsralized and
large numbers Of them arc leaving in
disgust There are said to bo cight U.
s. war vessels IN the bay.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-03
Sheriff Sale.
I,a.uh ab.

Anthony Shaw, ct al.
by virtue " an order made by the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Seneca county. Ohio, at
the February term A.D 1861. in the above
entitled cause auc to mo directed will offer
for sale Mt public vendue at the door Of the
Court House ia the city Of TifHn, in said
county. on
TuE 2Th DAY or NAY, A. d. 1861,
9916SS,esn the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. and
!, = y e'v,k p. NJ. Of said day, the following
'"uuI .,i "uu ,I enements to-Wit;
an nv ss Peel Of land situated in the town
NV NV, ,,,. -. S oosP,o, 'lago OF Republic and Tho
known az ne Mansioh uopss nron.,.,, on.v, ~ H.
said village, being bonndeSsu.s'o * RsoPet9 ~
Seventy three t73) fset of froi{p',oWs 70 WV
Of In lot number one hundred aud 'hsnstt ynu .at
and seventy three t73) feet OF from thsi'o
end Of la lot number ons hundred and fit5
one (l5l) also iity (50l feet Oh from the oasl
end Of ln.lot number ono hundred and lily
two (l52) with The appurtsnauoes thereunto
belcngins-al IN the village Of Republic
Seneca County, Ohio.
Levi WEIRICK,
April OH 1861 siso, Sheriff
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-03
Truly Yours,
f. Il. FRANKLIN.
LETTER FROM IIOOgIERDOM.
CAMP MoEToN, Indianapolis,)
April 2ith, 1861.

I.h'A NNNh ANNAH
EDIroEs Trim TRmuNE:-In times
like these, one rowing about from one
place to another can select many items
for newspaper articles, A few items
thus collected by tho writer will be en-
bodied in the following communication:
These ore momontous timeF--such in
decd as hayo mover before been known
in the history Of our country. Our rights
have been assailcd, aud our flag tramplcd
in tho dust, by those that have been pro-
tcetcd by lis ample folds. Civil war is
upon US, and It becomes us, MS citizors,
patriots and Union loying men to rush to
arms to defend our country, According
ly we see preparations rapidly going on
in every state loyal to the Union to meet
tho enemy in deadly conflict. Tho North
indeed, is like a bcc-hiyo swurming with
ts thousands that are rallying in defense
of the flag of our country To-day l
came to Camp Morton tosec the soldiera
collected hero in pursuance Of tho call
made by the Governor of this State
And am proud to say, that the call has
been promptly responded to. There are
now in camp at least 1000 troops all Of
which have boon collected Ia tho short
space Of eight days. and AZ many more
have rendered their services, but cannot
be received at present, This Is evidence
of the ununimity OF feeling pervOding
our people aud tho depth Of their pairi-
otism.
The camp ground, which wac used last
year for holding the State Fair, Is IA
vorablo place for Qoortcring troops. 1'hs
eritlo rhcdu running along an three
sides of the camp have boen converted
into barracks, hht those arc full and
tents have been erected which prc seen
sprinkled over is large area. Companie.
amer having been sworn in are shown tc
their quMters,whcreupon they commence
to prepare their tents by putting In clean
straw aud to arrange their wearing ep,
parcl, cooking utensils, tables, &C., &c
When through with this, they are ealle,
out to drill, Thinking that they arc
"some military" they rush into drill like
du cks to water. They ARE required tC
go through with the military exercises q
definite number of fhoura every day.
In passing through the camp one OBJ.
serves scntinels on guard, flags flying
gun stRoks, SC. Major Wood Of the U,
s. Army is now here mastering the COM
paniea iuto service, lie is hno officer
and has a commanding appearance, m,
volunteers composing the companies af,
the bone Ond sinew Of the State, brave
gallant and Uniou-loyhg men that or,
ever ready 10 pour out their lile's bloc,
10 the defence OF their country and in IA,
cause OF freedom. That they will ran
der good account ofthemseyes canno
be gainsayod.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-03
{" Death to All Traitors !"

We hope the Government will not be
deceived by the hypoeritical prclcnocs Of
Maryland and Virginia whose promises
are like ropes of snnd but that it will
prosecute the war vigorously so long as
thcre is a traitor in arms deging its au-
thori,y. Let the stern mandate so forth.
"ro ALL TRAITORS; make rcFaraiion Cor
'nhGi sou A0ve doRe--do'on upon your
benSed Anses--iRPlore for mercy ana
smear allegiance 70 ne Uai5a or yom
ifs's Mood shaa pay ne forfsnw
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-03
ShCriM Sale.
Gilbert Al Ogden,
Va.
Incina SkneIs.

Bv virtue OF an execution to.wit: A writ
Of Vcnditioni cxponis duly issued from the
eeu't Of common pleas Of Seneca County o.
and to me dircc'ed shall offer for sale nt
public vendue. att the door Of the Court House
in the city Of Tiflin in said county;
OK the 27th DAY or NAY A. d. 1861
between the hours Of 10 o'clock a. NJ. and
4 o'eloot p. NJ Of said day the life interest Of
Lucius Skcels,in the following described lands
aud ten, ments TO wit;
Tho Wost BALI Of the South West quarter
Of Section Six t6), Township two ~, Range
seventeen 40 Ia Seneca County. Ohio exoep.
ting twenty-five (25l. acres. Said exception
described as follows 10. wit Commencing at
the South West corner Of said land, running
thence East eighty (s0) rods thence North 6fty
rods, thence West eighty (60). rods thence
South ff,y (5O), rods to the place Of begin.
ming,
LEVI WEIRICK.
April, Roth, 1851 Si.45 Sheriff.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-03
JOIN d, COUGAR.

T2c Ar-as ~ IJcrE as 2SgEy.
The aoa, John p, Potter has jus, re-
turned from Washington 10 his home in
Wisconsin. He informs the Chicago
pspe,s that Of the 10000 stand Of arms
At Ilarper's Ferry previous to It's aban-
donment. $4,000 stand had been shipped
North to Pennsylvania, aud Westward
y through Parkorsburg, for srming the
Western troops, and that they are the
arms that We're stopped and seized at
Cincinnati. They had been marked for
Fort Smith, and other Southern points,
solely with a view to mislead prying par
ties, and ensure their passage through
Virginia.
The remainder Of the arms at Harper's
Ferry, 1900 stand, were Of an inferior
character, and were rendered wholly use
less by the fire At the time Lieut.. Jones
len the arsenal.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-03
Tne story About General scott.
Nryv yopr. Aprii "a

J. c. Wright Of Oswcgo, from Wash
inpton, says Gen. Scott remarked 70
group Of gentlemen who bad referred 10
the report about his resignation, that no
could more easily believe they would
uample their flag in the dust than he be
suspected Of resigning at this hour Of
trial. mo strsl Please God I ioiH 6Qlt
for many years get for his linton, and
fAdi, tee, under The protecting folds Of The
Star SPaagled Banner"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-03
OhIo ennra aI.Ooo Won.

The State Jownpl says eighty on
AOassndUsA have offered their service
TO Governor Dennispp, thirty one thon.
sand Of whom have been assured that
thsir services may be needed Ohio has
thus offered slx thousand more than the
whole number called for BY the President
Good for he Rueteys State
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-03
Sheriff Sale.
Matthew AIcCariy,

Va.
The Clinton Idno Extension Rail Road
Company ct al.
BY virtue Of an order made BY the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Seneca county, Ohio, at
tho November term A, ID. 1860, in the above
cntitled cause and to me directed, will offer
for sale at public vendue at the door Of the
Court House in the city Of Tifin, in said
county, ON
THE 27th DAY OF MAY, A, d. 1861,
between the hoSrs Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4
o'clock 2, NJ OF said day the following lands
and tenements to-Wil;
Iu-lots number two hundred and thirty two
(212) and two hundred and City eight t25SJ
in the town Of Republic and also Lot number
"A" Peuy,s Addition 70 the town Of Repub.
lis in the county OF Seneca and state Of
Ohio.
LEVI WEIRICK.
April 18th 1861. s4,OO Sheriff.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-03

NIne Adallon..l Iteslmcnls

The Legislature Of Ohio has passed
an act tapPropriating two million dollars,
for calling nine regiments Of men into
seryiee for the State, subject also to the
reauisltion Of the President Of the Uni
tod States. The companies necessary
for the formation Of these State Regi-
ments have been already accepted, and
no moge WIN be needed at present
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-03
John CLICKS Estate.

On tho 25th day Of April, 1861 :,
he Prabats Count Of sousoa Ceuniy. Ohio, e.lassd
The Estate Of Joha Cack, deyeasel TO be probably IN,
solvent,
Creduors arc thVrsiore required 10 present their
claims arans taid Estaic, % thc undcrtrncd cr a.
low ance, ,at the Office OF jamcF filurs, ln nna Ohio,
within six monthS nom ihe unio above wonuoued,o
they viii not be onu'led ,oPaymenl
may3-Bw G.J.KEEN,
Aduinlstfstor o. In0. Oiick, deceuted
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-03

Harvey, who was stopped NJ IIarper's
Ferry, on his way to Washington, and
mentions, as a rumor, that JEFF. Davis is
to come TO Richmond this week and that
Vice Pres dent Stephens has gone back
10 Montgomery.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-03

ARRIVAL OF ARMs.-Eightepn cases
Of muskets, m arked Liverpool, April 6th
and directed TO Quortermoster-Gcneral
Wood, Columbus, Ohio, reached this
city this morning by the American Ex-
press and were Immediately taken to the
State Armory. Theso arms wore pur-
chased by Quuricrmaster-G G eneral Wood
who is at present in New York obtaining
a supply for the o. V. NJ Columbus
State tDign.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-03
vigorous nnd Patriotic Policy
Of Gov. gssptiu.

HARRlsnUR0, April 27.-pho Cover
nor's Message viii rooomend a stay law.
lie says Pennsylvania viii open route
10 Washington whether Maryland stays
in or out OF the Union, No hostile rail
will be permitted TO he hetwcon hostile
aud loyal States. This rebellion must
be crushed. Property that has been sei-
Eed must be retaken At any expense Of
treasure and blood.
He recommends the appropriation OF
5000 600, and perhaps So,000,O00,
A requlsition has been received for 81
regiments, making a total Of 38 roRi-
mcnts from Pennsylvania,
The Governor recommends a reserve
Of 10000 men.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-03

The oxod-us Of southern nmiIlcs stln
continues. Several persons came up on
The O. G. & c. Il. r. last evening, among
tlkem lady whose husband is the Snper-
intendent Of he telegraph liuo at Mo-
BILE Sho loft Mobile on Wednesday
morning. dispatches during the prev
lous night announced the departure Of
yeti. Davis from Montgomery for the
North on Tuesday evening. She had
with her a Mobile paper containing the
eddross Of Davis to his army, in which
he addressed them as being about 10
march ogoinst the h0lEstaryed and sour
rilous mob Of the North, and pledged
himself TO be back in sixty days with
tho scalp OF lincoln Cleveland Her
Old.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-03
Arms for n EEnmdrod ThOusnad

Arms for n Elnmdrcd ThOusnad
FTCn.
To relieve certain aPprchcnsions prev
alcnt among some Of our citizens, az
well as those Of the other portions of
the Free States. in relation 10 the sup.
ply Of arms, we feel authorized to state
that there ore at the Springfield Armory
nlnoty thousand stand Of efficient urms,
aud that there are in this nclghborhood
also in possession Of the Government not
less than ten thousand in addition to
those in immediate demand. Thus we
have within one days railroad transpor-
tation, arms for ono hundred thousand
mon. Floyd, with all his fno admins
trRtiyo talent as robbor, did not leave
tho North wholly dolenseless,-[ Phila.
Enquirer.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-03

CTLorin Andrews, President Of Ken
yon College, AZ Gambler, Ohio, resigned
his Office, formed a company Of volun-
teers, and was the first man 70 teuder a
company 10 The Governor Of Ohio, for
u. =. service.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-03
Lntor FROM ooI,,rnbus

All Of the nth Reg nNu,, and three
companies Of the 81, len Coi.pbus tbis
morning for the East. Fifteen tbons.
and stand Of arms had arrived froh. the
East.
The Ten Regiment Bill was amended
to Seventeen, and time of enlistment
six months. The Two Million Bill has
passed, making three millions in all Gp-
propriated.-Plaia Dealer.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-03
AT LOEssER's NALL,
NOTICE

Is hereby given that the annual County
Hoard H Equalization, for Seneca County,
will meet Nt the Auditar's Oihoe, in 1'idin,
on the "wednesday sner the third Monday
lbcing the aad day OF May, 1861, Tor the
purpose Of equaliEing the valuation Of Real
and Personal Property, Monies. Oredits, sc.
wthiR The county Tho Tax Payers ol the
county are requested TO take aotiee, and lay
belore the Board their causes Of complaint al
their next ensuing session,
By order of the noari,
ISAAC KAGY,
Clerk VI the Board.
ATEl %, 1861, mays lw