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, 1861-08-28

The 100000 Sewerage Bonds.
The following is the communication Of Ma
jor ]. D. Webster, Of the late Sewerage Board
touching the matter Of the forty Sewerage
Bonds hypothecated in New York by the lats
Treasurer Of the Board, Mr, Sylvester Lind.
It Eas presented ut the late meeting Of the
Common CouEcu on Monday evening:
Hon = S. Ru,asev, Mdyor and Chairman Sps
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-12
Paimett6 EI5g iI1p,.i.55.,

The stnrs dnd stripes roised Nv the Rail
and Everett men, In Jeffersoh Ward. LAST
October, were hauled down Yesterday.
from the LOFTY pole erected 6y them. near
the Vegetable Marker; and about O'Clock
T; NJ, in pursuance. Of public notice. n
large and proniscuous crowd assembled 10
witness the ceremony OF hoistine 1 opal.
metto flag ID tie place OF the .StaIi
SPangled Banner.n Previously. smith,
band marched down Main. Street, in .filIi
blast % draw. intention to the event.
When, the band atrtYed; SIR. Berry AMOS
pulled the halyarils, and amid The cbeprsl
OF the MASSES present, sent aI6ft 4 white
nag, pPonswhirii was painted 4 TPhlmrtt6!
tree. eOcireied bS asrattlc4snake. Speecl,-i
es, Ia keeping with the occasion, were then
delivered by Messrs. Bev, Douglas! w, p !
GOrdong Nm. r. Newton, Ohas. Young,
and Thos. II. Cooper, after which ths.1
crowd, preceded by the band, repaired. to
the Exchange Hotel, from fthe stepS,of
which they were addressed 6E SenatSr,Is.
bell. of JeifeEs6nf and thenecto the Spots
v God House, where Hon. Jeremiah Norton,
M ThoS. U. Preston; and others delivered
brief speeches. As abe close or Mr.. Ms
remarks, the flag Of the Soathern OopFefls
ierary was displaye from one OF the WIN.
aoEs OF the Hotel, and ELECTED loud cheer
ing Wing. Ross 81 1915 ~,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-12
Mothera,l read this.

7!n4sHa Mothers, road thi1. n 1Il.stI.
following is an extract nom aietterurittep by
the Pastor ofa Baptist Caruh. to the sJoarual mi
Messenger" Cincinnati Ohio and speaks voltu,es In
favor of that EoEld .ranoWned nedieine-M WIEs-
'1pE's sepFHEs srsUR Hplz GHILm1S TErfH1xo.
ave SEQ An advertisement In your eolumps Of Nh
witsi6s s56ttdsg sSFafP Not3 Ne NEVER said a
word atcr 81 Medicine before In our me-
eut We feel compelled to isy ITO your rSadeta that
thistle no hnilba iAvE 8RiEb ~ Gsb KSuE n 10
az Al NC CLAIMS. It Is probably one ofths most
sneeealel medicines day, iBechnss Il Is one Of
The best! AntithOSo Of your readers who have bA-
elsse5nS 70 better than to lay Ia, shFpty IL q.
80 ASriisssNitat a5Ra'9i ~ ~ sid 8
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-12
M Aims fTexasl E1p1re,, mnkea 4

TIE HIul5-tIe4H ELpFcas makes this
sensible appeal against secession:
A Prosperous State-a people ENJOYING
life and liberty under the best government
tnztlie Yorld-suFering no oppression. mo
wrong, no injustice from that government.
rising up in rebellion to it, and throwing
Oh ttss apthorityi aud why7 We can end
no other answer than ito follow a bad or.
ample ihsteadOf being grateful mast
i9yots and blessings, and maintaining Tint
Union that has been the source of ali thar
Americans are proud of. Let it DO iemems
bered that all the grievances that do exist
among the people. The government is
yet blnmeless, and no olive brunch ha 1
yet been sent--no effort has vet been made
toward a peaceAplc and honorable ajjnst!
ment-that is, 80 far as the people Of Texas
are concerned
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-12
HAIR DYEl HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE
W.A.BATCHELOR,s HAIRDYFi

The .OPiglna1 and Best In the. WorldI
All Others are mere iuitati6ns and should be avoid
Cd, you wish TO escape ridIculs.
- GRAY, RED or RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly To a
!Dssatifnl aud Natural Brown Black, without In.
Jury to The Hair or skim, ....,,.5 100 - :;
Z Z HI TEEN MEDALS AND DEPLolIAs have been
eNaFyed 70 MA BAEcHELoE sinee 1889. and over
1900 applications liays been made to ths Hair OF
the Patrons Of LtS famous Dye. yi9sss.e SO
" W4lt "A. BAUCHRLoRSs HAIR DYE produee. a
sSl0r not 70 BE- nom nature, aal Il
not t9iRiure In the least however ioneft
may b oonlnped and the Bl-eHeqts Of Bad Dye,
Eepsded the Hair nyigOrated for NE BY this spion-
did Dye.aalfl III s, 1a,is-3ii.,1 Iii I,.5f,,
sod In AL cities snd towns Of the United States by
Druggists and Fancy GSods Dealers. Il, II >, :,
~, sas1uihe has the name and address upon
Asteel plate engraving four SideS OF each b,S ID
- - 80. ~ WILLIAAIlA A BATCHRLOR. II
mhlSTd&Wly 10 DOpd stTosf, New York i +
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will fight" was the substance of the
revolutionary bulletin. The Richmond
revolutionists had played their game of
peace till they found themselves played
oni, and with an enraged spasm of desper-
alton, the Enquirer forgot its usual discre-
tiol, and popped ont what it bad 50 long
strove to conceal, that they were not par
tieulRr about yindicating the rights or hon
or of Virginia, and securing her equality
/ in the Union" but they were aiming at a
j revolution without cause and regardless of
consequences
AnOther Of these nice gentlemen We
/ find telling tales out OF school, viz |:
/ the Washington special correspondent
of the Richmond Drspateh. This gos-
siping babbler writes, under date of the
9th, letter, in which lie concludes,
.tlespairingly, "that no power on earth
short Of the inssne folly of her enemies,
can save lis noble aud beautiful Virginia
/ from disbonoF''-Nll which, put into plain
English. means that ne'era earthly power
can ever Induce YirginiO, the noble and
beautiful, 10 adhere to the candal append
age Of glorious little South Carolina;n.
which said Carolina. will always remain
little, butnever has been and never will
be glorious, unless II be for the growing
oftories and sweet potatoes. This des-
pairing disuniOnist gives us. in three sen.
fences, the whole creed of his party, the
Alpha and Omega of secession. lie says;
"Linsoln threatens war because he knpws,
his hands ara tied Var Is noe tas4tafgg Vrs
ought 10 Jsdr. Peace is our destruction; tray.
Il orr salraLon."
There in tina. brief text is the secret of
disuniOn in Virginia Peace isits destrnc-
tiOp, and We nre undoubtedly going to
have peace. War is its salvation. 1t were
easier then for rich man TO enter the
Kingdom Of Heaven, than for it to be.
saved. We neeA be no longer surprised
at the desperate hardihood which has
characterized the conduct of the leaders
of lisnnton. The policy upon which they
actexplaius 1t all. But the avalanche is.
coiaingi let, them stand from under.
Z Hill Z. -, y. - .i.
MR. BLAIR, who is Postmaster General,
is son of Francis P. Blair Gen, Jackson,s
OLD editor and chief adviser, and brother
of Frank p. Blair, Jr, of st. Louis. He
is a tall, thin, wtry man in personal an
pcarancc, with sandy complexion, butquick.
acute and nstute. He graduated at West
Point left tho army for. tho law; lived in
st. Lonis, was made Judge there, married
aidaughter of Judge Low Woodbury., of.
New Hampshire, was appointed by Presf-i
dent Pierce the Government Solicitor for
the Court of Claims at Washington: and
was removed from that Office by President
Buchanan. He rnsides at montgomery
Castle, near Silver Spring, Montgomery
county, Nd, only few miles from wash
ington, where no has Practiced law since
his removal from Office, able wherever YOU
put him Judge Blair is now in tic prime
Ot'ltfe and mental vigor, and there is no.
man South Of Pennsylvania who is more
dsSoted to Republicantsm, or who is more
popular among the Republicans all over
the North aud West. Seams,
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- We have a dispatch from Washington,
this morning, stating that AIaior AndersOn
has sent Wordt tie Government that he
has provisions only for ffleen days, and
that either he must be reinforced, or sur
render. The Government il liaIting what
1t shall d0in the terrible dilemma in which,
itfinds itself LEFT by AIr. Ruchansn's Aa.
ministratiOn. Aud a terrible dilemma it
Is, most truly, but yet ono which must be
looked fair in the face To reinforce. Mai
Anderson is war--eertaip war To aBau-
don the fort, surrender il TO tie conspfra-
tors, evReuate the property Of the United
States, and ingloriously march out, is it
seems to US, worse than deatt--worse
than conflict with all its horrors. Cod
80 only knows what is the duty of the Gov
eminent Mt Junrture like the present
Whether it Is better 70 reinforce that fort;
Risk war, risk the shedding of the blood
OF our couutrymcn-rebels,i IL Is tric, but
nevertheless countrymen-and have
onr history all stained and nncertained;
or whether 1t is bettcr 10 take mn arms
against the sea of troubles that ehyirons US,
andy taking them up, endeavorto end them
and 10 sustain the Integrity of the Governs
'.t'' ment, and the supremacy 81 tiid,law for
arrall time % come, is the1 bitter alternative
that presents itself Who shall decide
this question For our part We cannot
Contemplate the surrender OF. Fort sumter
without sense of the utmost humiliation
and abasement. We will stand before the
world disgrace,l-and worse than nil, we
will, MS people, be demoralized in our
own estimation. Our American name
and fame willall be gone. We will bel6
by word and a scOrn in the estimation Of
all the world. England would decide such
an Issue without hesitation. So would
France Come what might, they would
sustain themselves 10 the last drop of
blood, and the last farthing in the treasury.
The dead point of danger is now full
under Onr lee, and the mOmentous question
s5 Is, have We Government OF. not? 80
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-12
eBryan's Tasteless VerInifuge.

2 organs Tasteless Verinifuge.
Children dying right and lstt!
Mothets not as yet beteft
Know that worms more Infants knl
Than each other mortal ~; Bob
Bntthe VEE2IErdE Will saSs -sA 3
Your pale dArllngs from the grave
NORMA, MAKE Your CttolCE. Shall the CAad die,
OF the lgorRsf Remember, few doses Of Bryan's
TasteIess 'YrrmItuge will destroy any number Of
worms, and bring them away without pain. Price
Is cents. Sold BY L1UdIlLINs 4 BusITPIPID
3. nden6erg' bridgeport, and Druggists generally
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ssh sf1s S2cAll3 QSEEA1Eg aAias
IsSsRs. EptEQllsS-P ise 6hH6unss JOSEPH
s4s4iN ia I'D - l1JIltyS ~ \ cnndf1afG
q the ensuing sFFjRg election, iF \ soat "a ~ -
ate Of Virginia 1t. cit + Usi3K MAJ 81 an
loIdulf q dil the 6iftpteio1 iIF
PEppe+ hAyiig 4 1arge Ca6sfa1tI- ~ f5
u ri eregJ qnAlideStioa
= aisSe an it6ae5t ahd ltthfai fteiFI.
+. ffq25<tf}s S Il ~ I'm JTEios 1fHr a. Tloo1.
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OIL! OILY

A u TIN LATEST AND uos-F ,i1ts;,, 60,
ARG4ss al4 pthsF ltenliIs IS,5,. {otED
g lS e l e q tisiT
Es NV ith ths
isssd p SIls,e- - -. '-4l g
-,,.,7 -, ~. lst and Safkkt n -.
's77'is g Centre ElsSlinI. !.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-12

u.
\ Palmetto flag. was displayed in con.
junction with the State dag Of Virginia, al
Portsmouth, on Monday. Objections being
first made to the State flag being used in
such a connection, it was taken down. mn,
public sentiment becoming excited acstns.
the exhibition of the Palmetto banner.
threats were made to tear ii down, when
tie Pfrty 8yiyhuin it was FatsedI In order
Hav9id4 serious diaieuitS, iavStting his
fiSeas also, who had Sworn to resist the
threatening attempt, wisely Withdrew The
loshh Y bunting lititH
M meeting recently held near West
RFf9lIimPre, Non gopsry County, Ohio, Bish-.
93R Rnsgf iSSFbhds ppS one .xith hoops on
10 partake OF the sacrament, affirming that
they would mol be welcome to the table
9t the Lord, Two or three -years ago a
Western Conference passed resolutions thar
e!Vsart9g Of hqqps By females s ineon.
sssiees with e krah Ohrlttihp character,
and is by some considered rs indecent, ani,
that therefore We, aas 4 Quarterly Com
bfeEepse, Elis"pprqse af1h sNxeariRs Of hoops
by our female members I'd
\ - izt-A.ak.sA =, -. :. - = - Iftl
sAsiSsd.t6S bSSns good 4assitSIi6ls with
which the city of Richmond abouuds, none
e7Sells In eissape&, comfort and situation.
Ip.skIYhifhggasd ON
the'odfasat 81 Nai.saadl isti tblS stFeots.I
We sle but . simple art5of justice 10 the
prORriclors OF this excellent establishment
Aadsalsd i4enaer service to the stTavellipg
PRelis when VI pronounce it in NIL rt5
I spesls The best kept hotel within onr
i NoTISs .-IQhn Smith, blacksmith "a
/ oaFneF shop, horse shelving. hare r,,,lsS
Slssalsng and tooth drawing and ,FaTriiSrI
=, o;-HAll soFts sptritnS aud other r56it
ltskets akotdiHg to the kimiaSl "a, ', sSS,s
tsensed TO Be drunk on the nTetniseS. i.''- :.
| n. A.-5take n6tiss-my wifi. t.,.r.,..
skuie, and takes Ia needle work nn. y, !
Ilte art, and washing rea,Iin1, HI
feittng sud rithmytie and other l,nC,-SS
/ aud has asslstAats lern dancing. Ss;Si1
ing and mattheWieks aud all other Gsbion.
able ApHSs4S HtsSi rgsJG no
u 11laI ~ ~ $3.50 caslf
- gss "a 'Boett We. FylsE.a ri bi
In tHe Virginia House Of DeleSaies IL
kFiSAyS 3AS. H6dtnan itesSdtSd stRE pefi.
ten OF snnlIy Sili1enS Of aArriso6 eoiiatv
pFagtpg The lseEtslatpre to allow John 4,
lsF James to. change his name 10 John Iis
n9s. nSstA james
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-12

Ga :; TWO HOUSES FOR RENT on
Capt. fhourNs alOnrO; It has \ EDOl
lott. The other was lately Occuplsd BY Geo. WHEEL.
!, yer, Esf. EnquireUf I4sf ..l7sl,lf7s7E
yunSo-tt 5lis Flsrl 5+f Il. ZANE 4 m
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-12

ssstttss TO LET,,FRolI APRIL 1st, 1851.
81 IheatoEcFOOmnndi house IhF oerupisd by Isaiah
Cooper, on aIain street, aires ilOors obSvO The
ihLlaEe.. Inquire Of Mr.. Cooper. ian9G-lms
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-12

EsiET make 900 Bslmorilskirts, daily &, IL {
PeatOosae Nills Pltssaeld, Mass. ,,hs an
ts0ua Goa tAE,i which they Are soloFed
= said 70 IS sseaHiPEly 6Fflltapsg
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-12

FOR RBNT-Ths Dwelling Home AT
z. present OScupiesl by myself situated ON Centre
9st vs. st aud 9Th eFssi tle DWVlIHE
on ON street. nl.nXc Unlnn, and two story frame
yelling ,Ip Wheeling leland Der further uartien
lais enq trcAtO 2 = ALEX uEtAIANIS
ilQflzit-ln1a 40 1S7 Main AZ THhasIInr V,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-12

EY FOR RENT.-A two story Brick pu,l.
e ling IN excellent repair, containing six ns,m
! go good sci ar front yard, good garden; pun,
81 81 lsIcf 9al18 atrta OF 9 DWEftIso WlrH l0;T
ted tnn wheeling Ialautli quite removed fruni tbr
hustle and sn0ke of the city, A plank walk rr,r,
tile bridge to tle house. Kent Iow. Small family
rtlreleTreds, Rpqulre of ImlPl HI STONE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-12
ron DOUBLE Shovel ..E .OIilUgHsI

WIN the bost o. Cdst Steel ShoyeiE ILis Il m
Ssst Double shovel Plough ever male in this eoGi-
Every Plough sold by us is FULLY WARRANTED,
and canba retufied f II docs not give EltIsfartio,
mil, u. = 81 Slaiu ST, Wheeling, va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-12

EssssS FOR RENT.4A Dweilibig5 ii5a5SSSS an I'm
sueet-in EOOd Notwithstanding with water
49, % gas. EnIuire OF lFItI
lan<'-u A. c. PARTRIDGE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-12

EN- roideries and Lace Goods.
iEIi!NIE sFIs en- work sETT. do coll IA =
aleneiehnea lace EeItS NIRiteSs Lace sstfs
SStsltssS Ice C9ilRt4 Pine APPLE IIRndkerchiel1
Ma t q S?d GFenadipe Yeilg, all new,
thlil1i tlt sd IS GRO. n. T,AYLoR,s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-12

10 the VIRGINIA House Of DeIeSates On
kF'eAy5 iAS. a6a.nAa ltesSdtEd st6E 6eii.
tiau ct spnlty titi1ens Of HArriso& eouaty
pray ing Tie legislature to allow John ~
lsr g Z; 70 change b his name 10 John Viz
nor RSttS JRnSx,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-12

M lsSES, STRAW HATs. lIIII.AT-E
w Grown Caled6dIan ditto White "a n -
ack Dotted Winchester d. ali very new In St,;ISS'
ipst received by :. lmhlll + 0E0.Ii. FAYI0R' .
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-12
Our PAPER,g5
A NEW LITERARY PAPER. (
For March 10th, 1861. sal
CONTENTS:

Now ready-FOr sale eYeryWherc-Pr
@ Five Cents a.topy.
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4am Y 9 = PhQt9gTaplls, dc,

FlUI0gTaDlS, dc,
90 TO NlYREs, GALLRiEY, AMI sEE TIig
~ crowds that daily resort there TO obtain lis wen
great retlnced prices, for short time. -
Sng fully deternlhed that no gallery In the CITY
shnll under sel him, and at thesa time Is l,rTS5
to take better pictuTSs tl1n Cn be oLtairtII els
where, OF charge nothing fUr. them.
Z Tue public Ntu remember that Ilve premiums ucr.
kinds md styles, at tho late Fair on the Island
Those WisinS pictures should call ms carly IN III.
ny y !slDiS, Or make previous arrangements. to
prevent long delay .s5.l..a b J. 81. WIRES
tebln raf S0.l30 Main St. t.Tun Of the TIiII'
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w H r E LIN q:
-WE have a dispatch from Washinglor

Iuesday Morning, March 12, 1881.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-27
'rhe Public Lands.

Mr. Potter Of Wisconsin (whom The
Hon. Col. Pryor of the Confederate army
concluded not to kin with Bowie-lxnifr,
has reported TO the House the bill making
tree grants 10 Actual Scttcrs of Home,
steads from the Public Lands, aud profTer.
ing 10 the soldiers in the War ior the
Union bounty in cash in lieu of a special
grant Of land. Every soldier, like eyory
ether citizen, may select quarters 'ction
Of the Public Lands and make a homo.
stead Of Il If he secs III; bat tho vicious
gambling in Bounty Land Warrants ini.
tated al the close OF the Mexican War
end which has cursed the North-lyest
with land opeculations aud monopoly, ia
not 10 be renewed
This Is eycryway wise. II land.war.
rants were given to the soldiers az The
close ofthis War, their number would be
80 vast that they wonld gut the market
and sink to nominal price. Spectator,
wcuid buy them up 1T $40 10 S25 each
locate them, ard thus interpose wide
seh Of monopolized land between existing
settlements and lnnd still open 10 entry
by pioneers. In fact, the monopolist.
would sell wild lands at their own pricl
for the neat generation, seriously check.
ing the growth Of the country. and post
roning the construction of the great Pa,
cific Railroad. Mr.. Peters bill provide,
sgainst any such monopoly, and will Sc,
ousc' = Iapid and stoady Increase OF III,
area OF our National Agriculture from III,
hour wherein Peace is proclaimed. w,
trust It's passage u not doubtful, aud ~ IL
not long be delayed.~-M w. 2riLEne.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-27
Invites close Cash Buyers to con

,dcrthc following facts, aud III 1,
would not heto theieinuIestts send him m or'cr--
li' business j. exclusively ,nsh one, he buy. aud
.e,eNclo'ivey for Cah' and has one Of the most eN
tensiVc Factories IN riilu.
somc Thirty diIercni ehoica brspls or ,crar, rrsu,
Havana gnd lrcpun cppIopily on hand, N rNteu.
i've cash business cnabrshn Ia ,o AZ very snail m .
~. Also, sole aseni for genuinc Ill,anr Earle Prn.
ire, FROM the mnnuiaeinry nf VI. de TNillcgas; Nun.
-to4 Ste, Ria street rrlarns. lItde Cuba.
lie has, also c'"i.e ttnd. ~ fine rni Chewing ani
'nohnr Toh,rc0; trgush Repnc anl Nacshoy sruT
ousiauilN On hrni. orlrts Hilel on .hod notirr
msIash. fdevNl - n. SCulNNESS
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-27
PRONISIONS.Th
Hams and Bacon.
Flour and Potatoes, f..
Butter, lard, Eggs &c
Ii, a. BUSKlRk i BRO
AttachIncnt NOIice.

Mad River Valley branch of S,aE Bank o
Ohio, Plaintiff,
vs. tH
Lcplpcl Weaver, j., II, 3 NJ. SJpgrcw, snd $.
y Isfne and M9sgr'e Wiley aud Wiaslow
rs endorsrrs, Defendants
Pending bclore jesse n, Lolay, Justice oil
the Peace Of Clinton township, Seneca co.
Ohio. efr
ON The 18th day ot October. A. ~. 1891
SAID Jaslios iss' cd sn oFlcr of attach alenl in
the above action ior She snia of two kvnlnea
and sixty aud SO 100 ta6o 81. 100, doihtrs,-
sad ao1'vn Viii come ua hr hearing on the
'1h day oi December, 1851 ~ 4 o'clock T.. N
Mao RWFa NAiLrf BsAAcH
Kov. 1, le6l-sr
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-27
uterIIle Uis rfatlon. Ecinnie DIseases.

DR.. J. n. g Channnr. of New York City. writes "T
most rhco fy comply with the request ~ your agent In
sayink have fund ygne satsapaiilla mos, eueent
hi.sy,tivo IN ~ hnniVfons complaints fur which We
enpoy such rcuely hut especially In ftH,,d, Dis,aisf
of tic Scrbl0ts dnthe-s have cured many nvctcr-
ate 4 Irucutioa 10y IT, Hud where the eos7
llalnt caused Ivy ucsufi0t of the derHs The ulesr-
alton it@cri vas soon cu3d. Nothing Within my knowl-
edgr equns u Tor ilioso ftuirie tlrrangemcnisl"
Edward 5, Murrur. of Ncvbury. ala. writes, "a dan.
rerois orfpu fH0r on u The tinres w my family,
ve hW dchcd an the rcinciics We could employ. has
A lyngt been cnnpaiey cured by your Extract u Sar
sapara. Our physician thought nollhw lut extirps-
thu could Aofl relief hut he advised the trial of your
Sasapaiilla the last rrsuit before cutting anil II
proved cneciuul. A0er taking your remedy cght weeks
nO ymptom u tie disease remsins."
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-27

Dyspepsin. Heart Disease, FITS, EpiIcp-'
sy, Melancholy, Neuralgia
Many remarkable cures Of these nIaiions have been
made Icy the Alternative power Of this medicine. II smti-
laes the Vital funcuis into vigorous action, nnl thus
disorders whr would hc supposed beyond its
reach. Such remedy Inns long lccn rrqirr' by ts
crsities Of the rrule, and confident that this will
do for Ihcm all That msdieino can DO.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-27
More About charlottesville Fight.
DESPERATE vALOR AND BRIL-.
LIANT VICTORY OF OUR
TROOPS.
$50 Germans Defeat nnd n,Ivr
from the Field over 5000 Rebels.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. IS

LOUISVILLE, Dec. rs.
The rceent MumfordsviIlc engagement
considering the disproportion Of the mum.
bers, proves the most brilliant Federal
victory yet achieved. Four companies.
embracing about $50 men, Of Wilich's
regiment, led by Lieut.. Col. Won Weber,
drove back over 5000 rebel cavalry, urtil-
tillcry and infantry. They were first at.
tackled by regiment of Texas cavalry.
whom they repulsed aud followed, when
they were drawn into ambush and fired at
rem all sides by the rebel infantry.
The Fedcrnls returned the fire vigor-
ously, and stood their ground until the
rsbels fell back. leaving all their dead
aud most Of their wounded on tho field.
No ore-er,forcements reached Won Wchers
command, rs reported yesterday, until
sttcr the engagement was over. Stonc's
I.ouisville battery supported the Fedorals
from the North side OF Green river, fr-
ing al very long range from rincd cannon
-Four other companies were on the South
side OF the river, but ENGAGED Ms pckets
q mile nnsa quarter distant from the nc
ton. Auo..g tho Fcderols killed waro
Lieutenant Sachs of Cincinnati, who
killed s lqen with two revolvcrs, hut wns
hna'y s',u, RECEIVING vouilets from The
t,oe,,. among INC f'dcrals Killed were
s,so .s, hes'y laser, hl'hard WONG Fred
Shocmakrr, Jno. Shambrose, Peter Smith
on OF Sneinh' u:
SinNhS remains 20 to Cincinnati to-
morrow OF the Texan rangers 60 Woo
klllee beside Col. Terry. The number
oiw0snded II unknown, but Ia supposed
TO DO large The Federal forces buried
thelr dee'; Fourteen rcbc horses were
found dead on the field, and three rebels