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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-25
I.riany. Octohrr a5. Is0t.
a seCTct Organization 90 PRO.
tcrt tire Democratic PHrfy.

"a secret organization 90 Pro
tcrt tire Democratic PHrty.
\ The testimony 10 the case Of Court,
Holder and Christian at Cleveland, say
ing nothing about tho second oath or de-
gree, shows conclusvoly that there is a
secret organization in our midst, ostensibly
for the mutual protection Of constitsii0Hal
democrats. Neofly oil the witnesses
testified that they belonged 10 such an or.
glnization and that they had taken what
is known as the fret obligatiou-some a.
scrtng that they knew nothing further,
while others admitted that there is a sec
ond degree and oath only known to the
initiated, 70 which the first 10 only edo
coy duck" to draw unsuspocting demo-
crats into the net. However this may bo.
the existence ofa secret Organization is
established beyond doubt.
Now Il this secret organization be for
the protection Of democrats, II Is an ad-
mission on their port that they need some
protection whichthc Constitution and law
cannot oiord--in other words, that they
viii not abide by the decision or our courts
ofiusticc, unlcss they suit them, They
set up a law to themselves and take an
obligation higher than those regulating
civil tribunals 1tis therefore an organi
zuton In defiance Of tho Constitution and
the laws, which in all the free states arc
amply sulhoient 10 protect men in their
person and property. .,..I,
The very existence Of such an order
shows that there is something Reasonable
about H. Itis secret organization Of
armed men, in opposition to Inv and order,
and can have no Legitimate purpose in
view. AS long as such secret cabals cx-
ist and such Infamous oOths are taken,
th c stability Of society is endangered and
life and property arc as insecure as they
arc now in Mexico or or wero In France
during her revolut ionury days. Nobody
is safe, when such armod mlsorcants
walk our stroots. .......
The argument That such en- organiza-
lion is necessary 70 protect democrats Is
frivolous Loyal democrats need no such
'roteetion-,hcy need only the protection
which the law giYea them. The asscr-
lion that democrats need such protoctoh
q an admission that they ars mol loyal and
that tbare is strcNEon lurking at the bottom
lfit, There has not beon time in Ohio,
that oyal democrats were more secure
Than now in their rights. They are in no
more danger than any other class OF oiu
irhs. Hence, there being no cause for
ho orgUniIUtion on that score, its real
no two must bo insurrecuonay, The
,ply reasonable inference is that it is
iecrot association oc mon to aidrebellion
lirectly or indirectly, by opposing the
Government and tho war, II is an uuxn.
AIRY to Jcl, Davis in any view you take
fit d" r1r efr. ..r
lit be established, as we think it will |
hat the first obligation or outer circle is
'nly a preparatory step to tho second,
where lurk blood and treason, ought we
not TO shrddcr at the thought. Doubt.
css hundreds Of honest democrats have
,cen drawn into the trap, who arc limo
cent ofnnY trcusonoble intent, but tho
eaders who plotted the dark crime are
,uilly and should be punished.
Il
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-25
SECOND oATn.
a GOMpIAN KNoT LoosEn.

The exceedingly complicated question
how 10 exchange prisoners With thor bells,
without recognizing thom as bellig
which has so long perploxed the philoso-
ply Of the Secretary Of State, has been
partially solved. An army order has
been issued, stating that as the rebels
have released some Of their prisoners on
oath not to take up arms against the South
the Government will release an equal
number of prisoners on their taking an
oath not to bear arms against the United
States.
Thus they release our prisoners, and
we discharge an equal number Of theirs
and we do II insueh an arms end sort O
we y, holding one hand over our eye Will,
we do it, that we are supposed to remair
perfectly oblivious that the rebels ar,
bellgerents aRdwlth slittle NOR epl,iloso
ply We might forget they are pugna cious
Great is philosophy IN war!- Gin. Gar.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-25
I1GIiIING IN KnNTUCKY
Rebels UU der ZellieoGer re
3HH .I, pulGcd. .,r .....

q1B .r.gaIs IENINGToE,Oct, aa,
a eouTlgr arrived at Camp Dick Rob
ihsoh early this morning, reports sighting
on the 2ist, between Zclheoif,r AHA Col
GaHarA The lsfleu epOaWgedat Camp
WAd Cat with 1900 men. Zdlioolltr
bad. between SIX and seven thousand
men ana made utce djfefelA attaek ,hi-
ring The day apon Ihsaoamp, bcinr re-
pulsed each time with considerable loss
ofkilled and wounded. .v... ..HT
Tho ivdCral loss is 4 killcd and 20
wounded. just as the courier lon Camp
Wild Cat the 1lth Ohio regiment ana
a force Of artillery arrived 70 reinforce
Gauard.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-25

DEsrrNArIoN or Gm. ANprRsoN,
1T is mmoredin official circles
thatGou. Anderson will accompany
the naval expedition, a portion Of
which hasalrcady takchits depart
ure Southwark.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-25
RoILA. Mn..Oot. QO.

Tho capture of Linn Creek is con.
firmcd. Tho place was surrounded
on tho 14th by Maj WHghts cav.
airy, tho same that routed thorebols
near Lebanon and a company oI
secessionists under Capt Roberts,
and a number ofother persons wore
taken prisoners, including the shor-
iif Of the county. '.U' .H.r
a rebel Captain and Lieut. wcrc
Killed IN the affair noar Lebanon
and Lieut. Soiners taken prisoner.
An prisoners taken, a in number,
have arrived hero. 'rH". l...
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-25
IgsE FHEMONr ImBROcIIO.

- -" HetNANAAA A"ARaAONaAANi
We Hope, for The dredit o. the country,
that tho dIsgfaoefhl controversy, vilct
has been Fsged 80 reientlessly coAeefn.
ing Gch. Fremont and which hotfopoli-
tan uo uspapcr correspondents have
aggrsyaiod apd Exaggerated will speedily
be settled one way or the other. The
public arc becoming disgustcd with the
contradictory rumors and seandalous re-
ports about the matter and our western
army is becoming demoralized. II Fre-
mont Is unfit for the position, lvt hini be
removed at once--the sooner the better
1.-THE charges against him are false, let
the hounds be taken cf his track.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-25
CnIifornin ElectiOn.

The complete returps OF the election
In California give STAMFORD (Rep.)
55, l65 votes; CoREEss, (union Dem 5
26,5l0; and McCoNNELL, Regular Dem.
S2,So6. SrAHF0RDs plurality Is 81 $50,
and the entire Union maioriyis 1896.
The Senate stands-Republcans, rs;
Union Democrats, i9i Regulars, 4.
The Assembly is largely Republican.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-25
DINO in Ia AdNnncn.

In s.ereulur TO the County Military
Committees, Adjutant Gcneucral Buck
ingham says;
We have provided Cor ~ regiments.
This is more than our quotN, but We can
till them, and ought TO hc Oblu to nuke
az the number 70 full hundred. Ohm
Is In advance OF any other state, aud il is
intended that she shall remain SO.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-25

boon. Their loss was ,hes,y-ours
small aud confined principally 10 the Isl
Indiana cUyalry. We captured four
heavy qins howe, tho rebel leader. l.
mn ong Che Killed Major Gavitt end
Capi, Hyman the lmlans cuvalry we're
kllled ih o ehnrgc % blitcy.
! Tie cHmmahd of Col plummer, re-
lcrrcd b above, was1uh Friday mornino
Inst ordered forward by Gen. Grant from
Cape Girardcou, with instructions 10
move towards FrcdcrcktJwu and cut
OF The retrcut Of Thompson and loves
army
This force consisted Of M,rsi's 18th
ihuois regiment, section Of TvIcF's
battoay, aud Stewart aud Lohrmap's
companies of cavalry-ull from Cairo;
also part of Plumtncr's nth Mo, part
oi Ross 3lst llls., and scction Of Camp
bells battery all FROM Cupc Girardeau
The tofco front This puintwns composed
ulthe 3sh Ill.,, Col. Carlin, 38d Ill., Col.
llpycy2lstIll., ,CuLhlcXandcr.Sth Wis.
Coz Murphy, let indiana Cavalry, Col.
BUkor, Capt llawkins independent Mis-
souri, Cavalry, aud 4 G-poundcrs. under
Major Schofcld Of the id Missouri
Light ARTILLERY.
Pmor KEon, Oct. ~.
Special to the ST. Louis Democrat
snys two rebel surgeons came into
Fredricktown for Col Lowo's body.
They acknowledge oyer two hundred
Killed and wounded, but u was certainly
more. ! counted % dnnd bodies i'm ono
Stubhlo Geld. Their caunon wcro badly
JON. THOMPSON rot information Of our
movements by eopiurina bearer Of dis
patches from Col Plummor TO Col. Car.
lin, . '|'' IH.' ~.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-25

Goa Mcclellan is going IN remove his
Heed Quarters from Washington 10 the
midst of the Federal camps on the Yir.
.ginla side. Tho Importance OF this an.
uouuecment win be Just as pebplc take
u However, IL is one slcp toward Ma
neesas or RicMmoud though IL DOM seme
q yery long Snel .r -.r...If. ..-..
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-25
'rreOsuFey Notes as a CircuIa-
..nn. fiIg 1i4ag medium. f.

We notice that the Governm ent Treas
hry notes are already used 10 considerable
extent hmong odt business men and pre-
Hume that they viii soon form the basis
Of the heaviest business ttansactions.
The Racine and, Mississippi n. r. Co.
aent out their pay-ear, on, the 10th, and
paid on IN If employees in Treasury
notes, of Tho denomination ofS5 and $40,
making change forsman pwqupt in gold
and silver. The men, were universally
satisfied SprefeStins /" UHtleSamsT cred
Il toihe wild COT Or slump-tal currency.
We are glad to lean Of tho inaug-
utation Of this plan by the Railroad com
pauiesi aud ifall the Railroad ghaaagers,
ofthe West would adop, the same plan, il
would soon place these notes in circu-
iahon, and be the means Of bringing them
direo.ly before tho masses.- Chicago
journal.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-25
Dltiic OF lloIIvcr IIIgIlls.

The details OF the battle on the Uppct
Potomac show that It vas a brilliant
ailalr on the part of our forces engaged
II appears That ON Wednesday morbino
some regiments Of Mississippi and Al.
ALBANIA troops showed themselves on Bol.
ivar Highs, near Harpers Ferry, and
cQmmqnccd a FIRE with artillery hpon some
National soldiers Oh th north sidc OF the
Potomac. Aftcr keeping up the Hyht
thus for some hours, the oompunics Of the
3d Wisconsin Regiment crossed the river
and drove tho enemy back, eapturinu ono
OF their guns, Being then forced to fall
back they retired in good order 10 Tho
rivers there being rc-inrorccd by three
companies from the 2Sth Pen nsylvAnin
aud i3th Massachusetts Reginienta, thoy
marched, with Col Goary at their head,
again upon the enemy, whom, after hard
fighting, they dislodgol from their position,
aud SrJvo three miles, with the loss of
l6O Rebels. Tho National forces hid
thruo pieces Of artillery whilo tho enemy
had seven, together with 600 cavalry.
Our loss in killed and wounded ia not
oyer seven. Among the Rebels slain
Mah Col. Aahby, who commanded them.
The news ofthls victory was received al
tho CapitSl with much rciuicing. and
II is thoughito have given a serious check
to the robels in the vicinity Of Horpor's
Fouy,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-25
a Hattie on nle Potomno,

Fighting has commenced on the Pc,
tomae, Yesterday morning Gen, Sroxs
crossed the river, moving toward Lebs-
bury. Hc was met and resisted hynthc
enemy Oud az iust accounts his men were
llshbhg hrNsly, Coz lIAVFRi i0fl BAL
iiorns Nvi1s .killediOt tho. .ltadbf his rec.
iment.-- ON. Gas. az; I.E ,.1
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-25

The largest estimate that we have
seen Of the dimensions of our amy
.ofthe Potomao, is that Of the Mad,
ison (Wisconsin) Journal. III,
Journal says MeOlellan's army i,
three hundred aud ten hopsaRd
strong.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-25
Or,Icrrh-InsLIonIs.

The special Dispatches OF the Gin
cmnoti papers from Caiyo, rcnor, that
Gcu. Grant hos been ordered 10 81
Louis. IA the report was correct. he il
doubtless already there What signid,
cameo the order has We know not, M.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-25

BAGTnfoRE, Oct. n.
Agentlomnp direct from IIurncr's Fer.
Fy,ennounces that the rebels apuin np-
peRred on findon and Bolivar flights this
hofnng, and renewed tho attack on the
Union forces under Major Gould, with
artillery. lH'
MAJ. Gould frod upon them with canis-
ter, from the coumbnid which wns can
iurcd on Tuesday, aud drove them bnek
hut not until the yandals had burned tho
mill Of A. n, Her, Esq., aud took the
miller p isonor, whom they eharpcd with
giving information 10 the uni6u trnops oi
the $4,000 bushels -olAvhcat being brought
there 70 grind. Tho fripg iherc was pros
crossing when cur inlormont loft, and
women and children were Tying In Great
terror 10 the Maryland shore, In anticipa.
tion Of the town being lurncd,-Maior
Gould was throwing shot aud she'll nom
the Maryland heights uaer the rebels and
was oonhd'ptlhallic lie could Keep them on
untll reini6rccmctts could roach him.
Col Gcay' wound Is only a sliph, cut
il The calf Of the leg, caused from tho ex-
plosion OF she'll
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-25

More Excitement ATuc itE tllc n,
/ q. C.'s-Thrcufemin n dspv-
ernmcmI witness AnOthcK' ~
the HISriOs ConItiy kti1hta
Arrestca. L
Prominent aihbhg tho withcBses
in the case Of Frederick Court lh.
fore United States Commssiaaef
White, was the man James Fletch.
cr, who, it will be remembered,
lsworo that Court administered TO
him the second obligation, on which
the charge OF conspiracy principal
ily rests. lie also states that, since
making afiidayitin Marion county,
his life has been threatened, ami
he had kept ont of the way. Since
bis testiiying here the friends Of the
accused have been very bitter in
their hostility to him, and have re-
peatedly cndcavored to get him
away from the company of the U.
S. Deputy Marshal. Threats were
freely made of annoying him with
vexatious suits on his return to Ma.
rion.
Last evening Fletcher was sur
rounded in the Weddoll House by
a crowd of Marion people who were
very excited in their demonstrations
towards him; and one Of the witnes.
ses for the defence, Oscar Travis,
was particularly violent ia his
whilst at the same time he
and his friends endeavored to got
Fletcher into the street. u. S. Mar
shal Bin, who had observed the
proceedings, deemed it prudent to
and at once caused tho
arrest of Travis on warrant that
had previously been issued against
him as a member Of the trea.
5onable association. Travis, who
is a large and powerful man, ,strug.
glcd TO free himself, but was over
powered and taken to Jail, where he
now Lies O1e06lapd XegaJd.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-25
Ercrdan'a sharpshootcrs.

This woll-adycrtiscd body Of
green coated riacmen have begun
on the Potomac to exhibit theh
skill on the rcuels. Last week the
enemy made demonstrations of an
advance on Fort Corcoan, SO am
order was dispatched to Col. Bcr-
'dNn to send accompany of his sharp
shooters there. They had not been
long at the fort before thirteen Of
the enemy appeared in sigll at a
distance, but they didnot tn'ry long
Cor somo of the men "drew bead
upon them and killed four at the
first fire, one officer and thrco pri.
Yates. The first modest attcmlt
to recruit $50 sharpshooters has
grown 50 as now TO embrace a pro.
iect for u whole brigade, and in fact
here have been reported to Col.
berdap at Washington no less than
thirly-six companies, formed or
forming in diilcrcnt States. As
yet he has only eighthundrcd men,
oreight companies, ut Camp Burn.
side, but more are already 90 their
way, and others Just ready to start
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-25

D0IND OVEyt EOR TRIAL,
The result Of the oxa mihston OF tic
Maion couspirators, before U, s. Com.
ailssioner Bushnell White, at Cleveland
is that thoy arc all held for trial before
the U 3, District Court, Frederick Court
is bound over in the ponql sum Of $1,000
spa Christian, Holder and Trayis, each in
the sum Of $4,000, Travis was arrested
at Cleyolond and waived an oxsmina-
tion.
Hon. r p. Ranncy, one OF the eoun-
sci for NE prosecutions made an able
speech, TePudiaipg the idea that loyal
democrats need The protection ofsecret
oaIhs, signs and passes
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-25
BattlO Al TrsdriektOwn, no.
Rebels Under ThOmpsan aud
Lowe Completely lsoutedt

pLoT KRoE, NO., Oct "a.
The following dispatch was received
here this morhiag and forwarded 10 head.
quarters az 81. Louis, 7Hs
FmLD oF DATrlE, FRFnrRIcKrowg,
oet. ~. 10 conjunction with Col. plu,n-
mer's eoihnand, we have routed tho rel =
els Of Thompson uud Lalsc, estimated al
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-25
Tie Chcrokccs in ItcbcVIiou.

Tie ChCrOkccs lea RcbcIiiOu.
A RoLLA, Mo-, Oct. IS.
The following letter Is clipped from
the ~. Smith Times:
Executive Department, PARK HnL]
~ C., Aug. 24th,'6
Major CLAhKE, A. q. NJ, G. S. A
,Sr
herewith forward 10 your caro- dis
patches Tor Gen. McCulloch, G. S.A,
which have the honor to request you,
viii Cause to be forwarded 70 him by the
earliest express. .U
AZ mass meeting Of nbout 1000
Chcrokecs at Tahlcaua, tho alat inst,
tho Cherokecs, with a marked unnnimity.
declared their adherence to the Confcd,
crate Stetevr and have given their ou.
teoriues power 10 negotiate an alliance
with them, .t....I.
In view Of this action a regiment Of
lnounted mon viii be Immediately raised
and placed under command OF Col. John
Drew to meet any emergency that may
erise. Having espovsod the cause Of 1.-THE
Cvnlederate States, VIC hope 10 render Of.
hciept service in the protraotod war
which now threatens the country, and 10
be treated withS libcrality and conf
denoe becomhg tho Confederate States.
] have tho honor TO be, sir, very resneet-
faly your humble servant. ~
pI. .r. JoHN Ross,
Prineipol Ghiefof Cherokee Nation,
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The oficol aud reported mnjorites of
all tho counties in the State have been
received, and show a minority of $4,000
for Col. Tod, The amount muy be varied
somewhat by the Official Of theT reported
counties, but wili'scarcely be redueed.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-25

Occasional 9lheinielligent Wsshinr-
.on correspondent Of tba Phaudclpbia
Press, has the following prOgncstier-
aons: hel t'1 b Ha.
The oetober costs wit enable tboso
a. The head ow military depavtmepta 10
make formidable demopstsatiops on land
srs seq The attaoks of our people M
! on what they regeTd As delay m assault
irg tie eneny along the S.uthern eonrf
viii soou be shown 20 have been unjust.
4 Rss ipRossible % throw Bodies of un-
aceiimated lfoqps ipto. Southern locplil
tes and Rlthopghit has been alleged
that our naval preparations were not un-
known % tho cncmy, aud that this emo.
ny was Whereby anubled 10 take nrecE,i-
tions 10 defend itsclf-yet Il Wubtidr bet-
ter 10 run The risk of loeihF Our men In
honorable battle than to subites them 10
the dissstcfs Of diseasea e. which they
were unaccuslomed.d Cold weather e
what Northern troops desire IN a South
ern eainpaish; and when Gen McClel-
Ian sdfnnces upou Manassas and Rich
inoDd and Capt Dupontattacks Charles
ton, Pensacola and New Orleans, this
fact viii prove 20 be Of immense advan-
tange 70 both. Our soldiers have beeh
disciplined and clothed for winter cam
paien, while the soldiers ofthe traitors
have not only becn suftrlng during the
summer monihe, but must undergo in
cedible hardships during the coming
winter
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-25

Iron Safe For Sale.
fnass iasgs lroa sale ~iah 10 ssl.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-25
AdministratOr,s A No1ice,

The undersigned has been duly
appointed and guali6edas Aimiuidrufor on The g..
taiq oisarah Pafk, late Of scneca coaniy, Ollie ds.
rtalsd. 4 y IfttfTy
uut. IS, ie0l.9w
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-25
War News.
FIg ANtONT MOVING RAPIDLY
FORWARD.
q ms. McIktustry aud Hunter
Ordered GO Move -Euthu-
siasm 0f tItc Troops.

From TIE st. Lcuis Dcaosnt. f9h
A messenger arrived from Fremont's
heaa quarters al MarsaU last cvouinp,
having ridden an night, and reached Syra-
cuse YESTERDAY morning, with dispatches
hom lrtmohi TO General Mckinslry.
Twas reported Chat pfice had madc d
stsmI in Osdnreuuhtys a5iuios froH, Of-
crcla, with 10000 well armed and Drilled
Confederate troops, and largo force OF
irrrgular militia.
Ohthe arrival of Ffcm6ht at Wnrfaw
hc opposite bunk OF the Osano was lined
With The horcmen Of tho enpmy, These
wrrc disporscd hy few rounds of can
Fister. Fremont had begun proparatio M
~ lay pontoon bridge whom tho mes.
scnger left, and il was supposed bis force
would be over the river on "Wednesday
night or yesterday morning. Fremont
was determined 70 push on with tho ut
most viRor, aud would probably y soon come
up with the enemy and fote9 them 10
6ght.
Tho dispatches 10 McRinstry wcrc
supposed 70 urge him and Hunter 90 fol-
low tho cnumy without the slightest
unnecessary delay. Both those Generals
had commenced moving forward, but for
want o transportation were considerably
impeded. Mckinsty's force was n most
thective body OF mon. consisting Of tho
First Nchrauka; the Sixth and Eighth
lowa, the st. Louis Irish Brigade, under
Col Stevenson, who swear that " they
only had PRIEST for a chaplain thoy would
not fear HI nor the devil; aiso five com-
panics of the First and Second regular
infantry, Capt Fosters Independent
Cavalry, Fourth United States Cavalry
the Merrill Horse, and Lieut.. Col. Tot.
ten's four batteries of artillery. Gen
Bturgis command, from Kansas City,
was expected momentutily 70 make
junction with The foregoing.
q Mekinstry onforccs tho s,rictost 6isci-
plipe, having four drills per day Full
confidence in each other was entertained
by officers aud men. rhey were extreme
y anxious Tor 4 brush with The enemy.
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The TclCgraph Open 10 utah.
tSeyni I.cttcr ncm Rrighnin
Young.

cLEyFi.ANp, Oct, ls.-,The following,
heing the frat message over tho Pacific
Telegraph Line, was received here this
evening;
GREAT,SALr LkKE CRY, oct. rs.
Hon '. ~. Wade, President Pacific
1eleSrGpA Company, CleulaR5.
Sm-rPefmit me 10 congratulate ycu
upon tho completion Of The Overland
Telegraph Line west TO this city; TO com.
mend the energy displayed by yourself
and associates IN the rapid ana success lul
prosecution Of a work 30 beneficial, and
20 express the wish that lie usemay ever
tend 70 promote the true interests of the
dwollcrs upon both the Atlantic aud Pa
eiiic slopes Of our continent Utah has
not seeded, but is frm for the Constitu.
hon and laws OF cur orce happy country,
and is warmly interested in successful
enterprises as tue one SO far completed.
CSigned) BRIGHAM YouNc.
.s Fr BmrGEB Utah, Oct, lS.-The Pa
siae Telegraph Line completed 10 Salt
Lake City at one o'clock to-day, The
line between Salt Lake City and San.
francisco VIII be fnished ia d few days.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-25
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