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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-16
spirited and I'a trIOlic IscspOns
% tilc RcpuS.iWn ComIrnI
ComInittNe 20 the Dem OCra tic
l'nIiisnms.

hAHANht Nuks o.
Tho Sub Committee OF the Republi.
can Central CJmmlttcc, net this alter
noon aoer the meeting Of the d mocrat.
ic state Committcc.
Alter agreeing 90 q call and statement
they fay tho foregoing call IS issued un.
der circumstances which require explana-
tion.
The Republican State Committee. a,
'heir nlcetng on the 6th INST, feelinu
deeply sensible that the present dis1s.
'rSus situation ofailairs Ia our country de-
msnded, for the time ting an entire ab-
negatlon OF all party feeling, and realis.
ing the fact that they, as the representa-
ttes Of a powerful and dominant party
~ the state, could beet lflord TO make
the frat advance, aid, after mature deib.
rfutlou, adopt the resolutions contained
IN the eoummunicatioh, Of (which a copy
y given b,llw.
On the assembling Ct the Democratic
State Commlttoe cur communication was
rTcscptpdto them--tO which communi-
cation the Commit,e responded IN la
bored refusal TO call Convention a. a.
bOve requested, and indicated a determin
alton on their part 10 sacriilcc 20 party
the Government, State and nation, In.
stead Of yielding thclna generous sup
port and this struggle for political Office
i torestore aud perpetuate the larcenous
policy 20 Shamelessy n carried on durne
the late Administration OF Buchanan,
and 20 compel compromise with rebels
IN arms, Of once humiii0tlng and dishon-
orable. Under these circumstances, we
cordially Invite persons lriendy 20 the
nsihsensnce Of the Government TO unite
with us IN selecting ticket FOR State Of.
esFs 10 be supported At the apprOaching
,lso,ion.
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New oovernmcnt Enveionea.

WAsmSeroE, Aug. r.
The new envelopes arc now in the
hands Of Post Masters fer sale. Some
Of them viii carry 40, 40 and ~ cents
worth of mail matlor---tbe larger demon.
nations being adapted % the temands oi
express compbnice. The new postage
stonps vii be ready for distrihhti attic
close OF the week. The recent Post
Office ord or providing against the trans
mission Of envelopes with scurrilous or
scandalous matter written or printed on
them, do not usmany soldiers aud others
suppose prevent the use Of envelopes, with
patriotic or Union devices or designs.
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VIII they dare Endorse them.
Crlttendon's last resolutiors, 90 unani-
mously adopted by Congress, will form
the basis Of great Union party, about
to be built up in this country. They are
broad and national enough for loyal men
Of an parties to stand upon. VIII the
Democracy OF Seneca county endorse
these resolutions in their convention
next Monday Lot Union Democrats
take notice.
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Frlaay, AuEusl IO. Is0I.
A coon UNION TICKET.
Action Ofthe Republican
Central Committee OF
Seneca County,

The following Is copy Of the Reso-
lutons adopted by the Republican Cen.
trnl Committee Of Seneca County, Aug.
7th 1861.
Rhsreas rebellion exists in the coun-
try and en- effort is being made 10 destroy
this glorious Union, and Il becomes loyal
citizens Of whatever party name to throw
aside minor differences, for the present,
and Join hands for the defence Of the
Government aud is flag; and whereas the
adhorencc 10 strict party lines and the
nomination Of party tickets, both state
and county, eau have no other effect than
10 divide and distract the citizens Of the
loyal states, at this critical period, there
fore
Resolved, that the Republican Central
Committee Of Seneca County will not
cell Convention TO nominate party
ticket, believing that patriotism and the
oounty's good demand the union Of 10y
al men Of all parties.
Resolved that a written invitation be
extended 20 tho Democratic c. nlral Com
mttee Of this county, requesting them TO
withdraw their partisan call and unite
with US in calling Union Convention Of
ull parties, TO nominate Union ticket,
on the broad basis Of the Crittendon res
olutIons lately passed by Congress, and
that, In case Of the refusal Of said Com
mittce to comply with this request by the
18th Of August, 1861, tho people of the
county be requested to call Convention
without regard to party, and nominate a
ticket, the only qualifications being hon
esty, capacity aud generous support Of
the Government, In the vigorous prose-
cu,ion Of tho war for the suppression Of
rebellion and the maintenance Of she
Union.
BY ORDER or THE COMMITTEE.
II, l.. MCKEE, Sec'v.
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Tho secretary or War 20 Gene-
rnl Isutlcr. ..r

NNNhtNhhVNt " hNas AAs
The Secretary Of War hss sont letter
TO Con. Butler 10 reply % his communica.
ton regarding the disposition Of fuVitlvet
The letter, oiter discussing the matter
pretty fully, concludes by saying.
"Undcr these circumstances, Il seema
quite clear TINT the substantial rights Of
llysl masters are sin best rJtectod byre.
eeiyinR such fugitivos az vol as ofdislJya
masters into the service Of the United
States, and employing them under such
organizations and such oceu oations as cir
cumstauces may suggest or require. OF
course record should be kept showinVthe
name aud description oftho fuRitlves, and
such facts as may be necessary for cor
rect understanding ofeach case. When
tranquility shall have been restored, Con-
gross will doubtless properly provide for
all the persons thus received into the SER
vice ofthc Union. aud for Just compcn-
sation 70 loyal masters. You will, how
ever. neither authorize nor porml; any In
reference by the troops under your COM
mand with the servants OF peaceful citi.
zena IN house or field, nor will YOU In any
way encourage such servants 70 leave the
Law ful service Of their masters, nor will
you prevent the voluntary return Of any
fugitive 10 the service from which he NAV
have escaped. (Signed)
SIMON CAMERON.
Secretary Of War.
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TnB VOICE or APATRIOT.

George r. stayman, ortho Democratic
Standard, CDe aware Ohir,) on the
DemocrniicQ) State Convention.
Here is what Stnymon has 70 say, in
his paper Of to-day
This body assembled in the city of Co
lumbus, yesterday, and ns might be ex-
pected at the present exciting state Of
the country, was largely attended. Many
like ourselves going for mere curiosity,
10 see and hear in person, how far aud
what tact the sympathsers with Breck-
inridf & Co. would take In the coming 20
litioal contest. We acknowledge the
movements were adroitly executed, by
the gkillful management Of old political
Generals Of the Democratic party, aided
by a few valiant recruits from the Know
Nothing party. The platform we could
in the main indorse, did we believe IL 70
the honest sentiment Of those who pro-
fess to stand on il. But we know by
commingling with the delegates, and thus
learning their feelings and true senti-
ments, that il is only masked battery"
to be exploded as soon as they think they
have the Northern mind sufficiently de-
moralized to answer their purpose, by
the cry Of oppression and taxation. We
have not time this morning to fully un-
mask the hypocrisy Of this meeting, but
will simply add that not one word did we
hear, either in private or public, condem-
natory Of the rebels and their pretended
government; but was the same course
pursued by them towards the present Fed.
eral Administration-Rot SO, for long and
loud were their denunciatiOtions against
II, thus conelusiyely satisfying US which
wd9 their sympathy was directed.
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ouF yi'OundcaI ~ IIichmond.
wmlinpton. Aug. q

Nasl ington, Aug. 8.
L'tieN have been received here, one
doted pad and another dated 2sth ofJuly.
rom Capt. Nithinglon, OF the ist Mich.
igan Trgimcnt, stating that he was not
wounded at Bulbs Run, but was taken
prisoner while att mpting to assist Col.
Wilcox pfthe hold. Col. Wilcox's arm
y badly shattered. Capt. Rclot Is also
wounded. Dr. Wilson Of tho "a wis
conain is attending him, and Mrs. Riekot
Is with her husband Capt. Wilmington
writes that they are treated with great
kindness, und they are oil on their parole
Of honor, not to escape nor 10 take up
arms against the Sou'h, These 10 q .
ere now probably in Richmond, nu the
wounded were TO be romovtd d thithe- a.
soon a. possible.
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0sTBhgsdier General Abner Double
day, (fOrmerly OF Auburn, N. ", and late
Captain doubleday Of Fort SUMTER is at
Washington, and will be Immediately as
signed a brigade.
NEATLY PUT.-At the Presidents din
ner to Prince Napoleon, Gen. Scott en-
tered the reception roOm leaning uPoa
The arm Of Gen. Mcclellan. Tho New
York Commercial says; at was six feet
four leaning upon FIVE feet eight Sew
eng Eve upon thirty Eve History wait.
ing upon pFoPheey--memoFy upon hOPe!'
0TThe N. Y. Tribune's washingtou
correspondent states that the renowned
Garibaldi has rendered his services to the
~ s. Government, which has been uo-
ecptcd, andhc aPPointed Major General
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Oood for lhe IIomc Gunrd.

PVrosI, No., Aug. 10.
A party Of 40 rebels made a dash into
this town yesterday. They were fired
upon by u home guards and compelled
70 retire with 10 Of two killed an ID
several wounded. Ono of tho home
guards was mortnlly wounded.
II 10 reported that there are 100 reb-
els In camp about thirty miles below
ore.
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GAS NOTICE!

The gas-consumers are hereby
respectfully notified that all ndehednes 10 the Con.
pany must positively he immediately settled and that
In future the rules Of the Company regulating the col.
lection Of accounis, willbe sucty ebseUsd; and the
flow ofEaf slapped, " the hills are not pnncuay paid
The Company hope that eoHtumeTs will che seffaly
comply with this requirement which is positively in.
dnpsnsble to enable he Company 10 meet theiT oh.
legations and 10 eontihus the suppy Of gas.
BY oedVr, J. u. ARNDT, Secretary.
anaI6.lm
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0TMaioF General Mcclellan Is a son
Of the great surgeon, George Mcclellan,
Of Philadelphia who died few years ago.
The General is a West Pointer, fought
in Mexico like hero, went to Europe on
a military commission few years ago to
examine into the science Of war in the
camps of the great Powers in the Crimea
afterwards resigned to become Vice Pres
ident Of the Illinois Central Railroad
And then accepted the Presidency Of the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, from which
he was called by Gov. Dennison of Ohio
as Major General Of the Ohio Volunteers
aud from this into the regular army, by
the President, to accept the high post
which he is now so honorably filing
He is thirty-four years Of age and pre-
sents a very youthful appearance.
0TThe people Of Belmont county re-
Gently met in Convention irrespective Of
party, and nominated an unconditional
Union ticket for county officers,
erJudge catron, of the U. Supreme
Court, has been expelled from Nashville
Tenn, because he would not resign his
Judgeship.
The Democracy Of Jefferson county
Ohio have repudiated the action Of the
Democratic State Central Committee
and refuse to send delegates to the State
Convention, assigning as reason, thai
the Democracy of Jefferson CO. are unit
ed in the defense of our Constitution an,
Laws, and whatever may be our views O
questions of fpolicy, We merge them nov
in desire to subdue rebellion and trea
son, and to-day --as when our immorta
Jackson first uttered it, we inscribe on ou
banners, "The Union, It shall be preserv
cd"
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I.And Olller IInlon nan. /.

We are oredik.y informed that the Hon.
yoHA ScorT HAHElsoA win not permit the
Democratic paIlizans 70 uss him az bait
upon their hooks, IN the coming State
contest. lie heartily approves the policy
Of dropping party organizations, aud
sustaining the Government cordially and
with untniuiiy ~ Ca Ccm.
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DENTAL Off
II. j. ADAMS

Has opened an Office with Drs.
Fisher snd suydsr, where he will be pleased 20 asnt
10 al whe may Wish 10 avail themsevss Of his pToss
tiona services
Artificial 1seth inierted on Gold and Silver niati
upon The best p.i ncpes Of nenihl Scisaee and pre
pared 70 work th, NDLt'ANTrE PLATES which are COZ
sideted preferable 70 eolduRd oaly ons halt the ~
Psnle, Persons having dseAyed teeth of In waht o
AHi6cial Teeth viii 40 wsll to cali Particular a
sus0.a IT,. ADAMS,
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The Belmont Chronicle Of August Let
Published a call for Union Convention
on the Sd inst, signed by s5s persons,
who previously acted with the various
political organizations, That is the way
70 do il. The people are all right Jus,
keep the politicians on the truck,
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fRtKRLisi Mo, Avg ~.
A mraaenger from Springfield 10 Col
Wymsn arrived nt Rolln st ono o'clock
Su1duy q iernoon. lie reports that the ld-
vance guard of Gen. Lyon's men aud the
advance guard ol the enemy met on
TluIsday and an engagement ensued
which gtsnlted "a diving the rebels into
the woods. The loss on either tlde, Il
any "a not stated Our cavalry he'd a.
ken np epoeilion on the North side OF
fiis Lilile York with lhe design Of draw
ing the enemy out, Two compunies
0ftasalgy Teni oni al ~ o'clock Thurs,
day niebt ead secured four prisoners
twenty head II cattle and four horses
Gen. Iyou wda tiyihg 70 draw the reb-
els lnto battle.
Letters rom Rlchmond state that the
clicitl few1a cf Beauntgord Of the Nil.
c6sha puf go.
fr
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Strayed Away

From the subscriber, residing in
" Tian, on the cath Of July, Rs1 Cow, with white
stripe over her back and white under her belly ems
on the forehead, and Is abont twelve years old
Any person returning her 10 me Or earlng word will
me or with Smith, Barnes n Co, where she may be
found, will be literally rewarded.
aogl6.3w PEtLtP MANN
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ArPsIn,'ngS, or Rr'Eadlcr Gcn.
wa.ul,orox. AUG.

WA'HlNGroS, Aug. c.
The President to-day made the follow.
ing appointments ofBrigalicr Generals
for the Volunteer force, all Of them.
ProG Mitchell excepted, being from the
list recommended BY the New York Con.
rressional Delegation;
Culs. BlcEkcr aud Slocum, ofth Vol.
urtccrs and Major Wordsworth, cid 10
Gcn Mcdowell; Col. John A. Peck, Ex.
hsi1r Of the regular trmy, who distln.
euished himeelf IN the Mexican War,
yohn n Mortindale, graduate at West
Pcinti Ormsby N, NJ ichcll, Professor OF
Astronomy Of Cincinnati, graduate
q Wcst Point and an ES-Army officer.
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All persons ara notified not 10 puI :
ehats shy psgabls 70 ne fsoul any polssa, a. IN
suehi that nay - oneHsd ~ saie, have besa uats-
iuig ttoleu hon me.
Alse csuidseats paybals 10 ny oiieF, foi - and
opf payable toths ordsT " saussi fslleri, oF sao
aad hob fivsa By Msssu 'rOa,b huts \ q. whiea
re-s il,o ssolsa from me
Tsina Aus ., is6i-3~
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The Hickory Grove Nurseries.

Fhe HickOrY Grove Nurseries.
Al the head Of Broadway,9 miles above the Oliver
llouse, Toledo, D., wonld call The attention Of
AEE DEALERS AND NURSERY
MEN
want Of Trees and Plants Tor fall trade, 10 their
tock which is new very laFge and pr0ni eonyif
ing Of nraT 80 acres slosey set, and having bat
limited trade they are enbhled TO hll orders with
heahy Fees not exposed 10 the usual peis asndina
shipments from eastern nrfsericf.
Having IS acre. Of Apple Trees, four yea.t fFnm the
grai VIII enable them 10 satisfy parties who value
iruii trees like timber, aoconingto size. The younger
stock y almost unlimited very thr.hy and fine
Send foi n trade list.
Oiice on 2d noor Breed Blohk, one minute walk
from r, r. depot. " absentinquiTs OF breed Bros
or 2. T. Ilannum CO.. on lst floor.
Address HALL, STtDBlNS & co.
! A few careful, energetic Agents will lind employ
at lair communion. isn96.3m
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Nv z VT INW|I TOT
A letter FROM Minister Fogg states that
Garibaldi said ID the United States war Is
for freedom, am with you with 10000
men.
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onciai Aseesat Of the battle al
Dne sprlee, Nineteen Miles
sthth ~ Springfield.
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BY ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE.
II. L. Mckee, Secy.
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Z tie Court of Common Pleas Of Cam
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Cooley for 1862.

''' Lady's Book for January, certainly
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