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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-12

No MORE PERMITS The many complaint,
from various neig hborhoods In which balls and
dances are usually given by colored persons, and
the necessity for detailing men especially TO at
tend and watch them, have been represented Il
Superintendent w ebb OF the Metropolitan Police
and we learn that he has decided TO grant no per
mits tor any such balls or dances. The steady and
sober portion Of the colored population are great
ly In favor Of the new rule; but the dolores
fancy' Is bitterly aggrieved thereby.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-12

SWINE AND GKksE.-On Wednesday, In COM
pliance with the law and obedience 70 ords rs,
the ofaeers Of the Fifth Ward began their opera
lions upon swine and geese In their precinct,
driving them OF e. the city asylum. On Thurs
day the work was continues by the o1icers In
the Seventh Ward This IL one Of the most dis
agreeable Of the duties devslving upon the police
ofncers, and 10 usually attended with dinaculties
that lead % trials IN the Criminal Court for as
ssulfs, resisting officers, &c. So far we have
heard Of no serious resistance Of the officers.
vIoLEST.-Last night, a soldier, named Pear
son. Was found rowing about the streets, drunk
and furious, yelling and whooping He was 90
violent that 10 required four policemen 10 take
him 70 The station. BY bis resistance be worked
onses succeeded In lifting him from the ground
sad carrying him 10 The station.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-12

THEATRE Tonight Miss Denim, who ha,
proved so attractive in comedy, will appear In
tragedy as ''Bianca." in "The Italian Wife u
She is said to be remarkably effective In this
part In the afterpiece we have Mr.. Rogers In
one Of his most amusing characters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-12

PARADE.-Yesterday afternoon, the 22d Massa-
chusetts regiment, Col. Henry Wilson, appeared
upon the Avenue with their splendid band and
drum corps, and marched from First to Thir-
teenth street, and by F and Fourteenth streets to
the Avenue, and returned to their temporary
quarters near the depot. The regiment numbers
about 400 men; and their marching and evolu-
lions indicate that they have been cared for In
the school Of the company. A few weeks In
structOn in the school Of the battalion will make
II one Of the most efficient corps In the volunteer
service. This regiment has battery and COM
pany Of sharpshooters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-12

OTHER CANDIDATES Amongst the candidatei
for the vacant place Of Register Of Wills we heal
the following mentioned in addition to those
heretofore named by us Moses Kelly, J G. C
Kennedy, DR.. Powell, Gilbert l.. Giberson, and
VIM Cripps
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-09

FINE LIQUORS.
w ssr,"
100 tne Osret Wine
Obsskss Champagne Wine
b .s4tg Grs t.epeh br.ri.
besides slSrSe c u yeygPeor Cd ginef AID BItlc ts
questionable a. &c tnd purity having been bougtin bend
AI,o London Porter Scotch b Irish and Scotch whisky od
Jsaea Ran, &C. Oar stock OF Virginia BYE whisky conPrsa
o f toe best brands par, Of which very old ard
al OF which viii sell al advance, 10 lots 20 suit
eha,era JOHNSON, YOUNGER oTfY,
Ie19 No. - Pearl s;gset. EehIconi. Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-09
no THE FARMERS OF yIRGTNTJ

the Northern Suhf
doubtless hscone permanent will
be expected 70 supply the South wit BUTTER asd having
sed extensively for In that lice Of business take
the liberty Of suggest The psopety Of beating Butter we'll
before packing 10 ard ais OF putting la tubs larger at III
an the boo and send 10 market AZ packing
possibly can IWoud be pleased TO i've consignment
purchase aoung The highest market ice and as dea
eosvely os cash will urnAh gooda the lowest rke p
e-s or send the cash promptly for whatever be sent
eonhden; ha make 10 the interest OF both the
as se myself fwoud he gss TO receive other country
produce ot prncpa obest 20 call particular aiten
ton 20 Butter making Large uppe have been sent heroere
70 he south hom the Nor whilst make farnsh
selves give no reference from the that have been
In business In this city for last ryave years All ask Is
SfAi-teelng eoaeient Of giving satisfaction.
sAAPsON JONES, agent
Grocer and oommis ion Merchant
hnz-dAo tCor Main and 9th stS., Richmond, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-09
DoGGETF & ANDERSON,


ar receiving for the Pail Trade, Oarpe;ngs, OIL Cloths NJ
"a tnss Oartan bod, Cornces and Bands window shsd
Paper Hangngs CceleG Hair add Noes fer sals AZ prices
Carpets ClAn Beds and Mattresses made order 5her
Paper hanging done 10 the city country By superior
~ fee1--
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-09
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL ROAD
CHANGE OF HOURS.
@ss, 81 q S.xS

~ ~ XaxEs 90 x&R-Eh
ON and AFTER weines lay, October I'd,
" The Mail and Passenger Trains,
VIII leave Bjchnoud Jor Jacks ms ktyer and Intermediate sta
tons daily 49, H., connecting with the Orange anu Alex
points, sas o. Charlottesville with the trains Tor
Lyachburg. 800. . a.
OF Mondays Wednesdays FdAyb and ~ Goshen on Tues
days, ThurslAys and Saturdays, for Lexington
nan Mason and CompAnyB Sage Ice connects with the
rra. tay ans White sulphur TsS-sburS, ac daily.
RETURNING,
The Mail TTala iSsyss JacksoHs aver daily 49, A. H. Tor
Richmo=d.
Toe tAr Through Frtgl fT qoIionsYs and points West
Ct there leaves chIol NJ sglasys Tuesdays and
Thursdays fem he West at NJ adsys, Wee
assd.ys aud frtdAys
Rgur Way Prsgh tan Gordonsvlle sld points Last,
asi -' L. D. wHIrooNB,
General euperiLiendeat
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-09

$3.50 CARD.-As we have to pay CASH for
w. near:y every thing needed In the line OF
snSs, Will from this date decline Continuing ececrns
esp, With those persons who have regularly settled their bill with
u ist Of January and luly.
Aecorn noi paid LIST July just passed cannot be increased
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-09

We have been kindly furnished with the New i0'A
Journal Of Commerce of September 2Ssh from winch We
ov,r,c, the following items Of foreign news:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-09

VIRGINIA CENTRAL kAiLhOAD'
GENERAL sUpERINTENDENTs oifloE
RCagosD, July Slst, ls6l
Notice to Persons sending Packages to Soldiers al Aana
sas, Staunton, &c., &c.
NHE practice Of sen4iag large packages by the mai &
Ia. TO caution persons to conhae themselves 70
very UacENge or they will the risk Of their being ie
besies being sabJeci 70 exeres charges =, u yurrcoNp
40 General Superintendent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-09
VI. EL5oh ". o. oARRlhGfoN
address,. HOwsrdsyhe, Virginia.
ELS0M d. cos
1861, sssssssssss 1861.

MAIL p A = X Il 7 Ii N e,
PACKET CLARA, Captain D. ls5el
PACKET VIOLA, Captain ". H Maxwell
PACEET PrRCY, Captain 4. q. Loving, Jr.
PACRSg PIONEER Captain Q. O. Burks,
r FAVE gichro1d Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
~ 81. Leave Lexington same days al o'clock, A. H.
With Accommodations for travellers, Fnns rseeky
between Richmond, l.ynchbugs. and Lexington.
Packages conveyed this ne Vi be reeeped for at our OF
dee, ana paid for II lost. our Agsn.s ares
w. T. uruchhed, Richmond; BccocE Parfsk, LypohbSr
sad w. Horggovs, Lexington 1sto
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-09
DAILY LIRE

DAILY LINN
an JAMES RIVER, TO FORTS
" POWHATAh AND JAkES1OWN, GROVE .Eh2xs&f<ssss
AND sTJNI-HOUsL WHARvES-Srs Btesser IUR ris PEUh.
Capt FlAAS, viii leave her wharf SocketiS regularly,
EyGRY MORNING. Except huacEysO Il ocoes 10 Vie above
places Ssl day. about ~ O'Clock, NJ, osing
al all Of tie TsEsiGr landings, going and returning
Passage Stone Wharf, S2HeAs extra oO cents
each.
The CUR Il PICK vii coaAsss with line OF COACHES
TO YORRrOWN the WE.I and through tickets to
YoTkoEn retars given the boz r s3Ee4s e.
TIA, sc cent? each u hAshNh
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-09

NEW ADCTFOS HOpeE,
v0k FGE SALE or KLGa oEs
UyE has this r6uusDgsd the Auction business
for the sale NEGR0Es at the Auction Franklin
street lately occupied by BELTS GREGORY.
he viii sell Negroes publicly AVID privately and socs the
his friends and the pubic generally he pledges his
edeTts ~ Iert ~ his patrons and hstters hrsef
nom Lis long experience we t'e he will be enabled to
obtain m. MARIE. prices HSw i q advance.
on all property in handsad prepared 70 BOARD pssols en-
y,eJ ~ trade and their ample accom-
moiatiops for both. T. n o.v Co..
Anrll lLth. lsSi.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-09
RAILROADS, &C.


RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD.
sSWKE asek sSsxAE L.
supEsINTENDENT'5 oTYIoE,
Eoaxoso, Aug. 9th, 1861.
.ummRR BANG VI EMIT
yoR THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
p1cusoND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD.
n MONDAY Aug 18th, the Passenger Trains Will run
" a. follows: ,,..n a, 100 A
u rain leave. Richmond daily Csundsyt ineluded ~ w
NJ but on sunday the Train goes 70 barkesve X sonh ana
hrs i'm the trains the South Eide Railroad Tor inc 'ou ~
SCUM . Dsnvis daily Except sundays at '' L. NJ
and re aches Richmond al 2 O'Clock, r NJ ,,u,o p,,h
ON Sunday viii be Mall Tram non o b T.a nom the
south and Southwest at lO45, A. NJ and reaching
from Richmond connects at Burkssvie with the Train,
on the South side Railroad for Lynehburs and 'he o'u'
ny from panyle connects Burkesyle with the south
SIDE Railroad for Petersburg and SoIo I'LL Ia checked
Through Tickets can be p oeured' anu bsssAse W."
through 10 The following Points rr.,.,oo.a
Lyh.n"" Knoxville,
,H,Sn Atlanta,
psn,ssrsrv CHAS. g. fALCoTr,
monseme''' Superintendent
sOUTH.ssDE RAILROAD.
an AND AFTER MONDAY IA $50 Az In
~ sa''' ~ rRoM rsTERsDUkG TO LYNCHBuRa:
Nal Train s,art, daily at $50 A. NJ reaches LSn'h0a'
Passenger Train .s5s, dsl except Sundays Al 80 H.
| reaches Lynehburg stl2s0 A. b.
YRoM LYECHBURa TO PETERSBURG.
x.uTr.n STAT daily AZ II A. " reaches Peerssdrg
Passenger Train. daily, except Sundays At l"So r H.
trSns connect With two daily trains TO the Springs Knoa
Yie Nashville, Memphis, &c, TO New oFeans a., Al,
Alabama Mississippi LOUISIANA Arkansa, anc Tei :.
The Civ Pnt leaves Petersburg daily except
ezra az .rI Ar. 70 IHd IRON packets when ne
lsssary. H. D. BIRD,
-, 6ensr.l SAY ertrtendsni
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-09
NEGRO HIRING. 1861.
e. A. j. CLOP TON,

Real Estate ~ Hiring Agent,
oYgIoE CORNER WALL AND FRANKLIN STREETS, oPPo-
SITE DICKINSON, HILL 4 90,
RICHNGOND VA,
ENHE subscriber bgs return his Acknowledgements TO his
friends and patrons for The iSyorS dahs the past six years.
and would Inform them tina. he sim continues the bGae OF R
NC OFT NEGROES, RENTING OUT HOUSES, COLLECTING
CLAIMS aud all business pertaining General Agency
which he gives his personal attention.
Parties In the who the hiring their
him. assured Of every attention being
gen them Other bal good homes aad the best prices
10 the event Of sickness the best medical ard attention
always be supplied lie has also large comfortable apart
connected with his oee, where those who not
provided with places 10 say night during the hiring,
aSln with good Gre, FRr8 oy cHIlGE
Negroes for hire the coming had better be sen. In 10
early after Christmas as poarlble.
10 ose at distance tciCa personally uaknosc beg
h rsjer % 10 yotIoD!ag persons:
Thomas Laane Arthur Temple tohn Lumplin Faunie
roy westoreland county, Dr. d wheewTght Rev. Thos
King VI liam county, John Laiane W. O. Latane, DR..
John Lewis King George county George Turner Richard Turner
Magnuls Thomas Lee Caroline coiny Ro Hudgn, Dr. John
Railer county n. B. Whlock, Dr. James H. Lsiare,
Edward r. Noel Beverley Roy, Row Mcou Wlsey Rogg,
George Wright Gloucester county, Dr. Thomas Copton, JEFF
Snbbs Jasper C. Hughes James City county Parks saer
Richmond county Dr. Robert A. Payne New Kent county W
cloptOn, bert Hove DR.. L. c. Cramp John Lacy T..
Lacy; Louisa county, Dabney Parrish county VIA D..
Copon Foster Lpnenburg county W. W. Brown; Cupeper
county Chewing Prince William county, W. Wiero
Norfolk, Capt J. g. Middleton, John Gormiey.
deel3-elykcim
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-09
AND LONDON
PIE INSURANCE. COMPANY.

Capital, SiV,OOT.1UU!
ANNUAL INCOME, S2,eso,G00I
Daily Revenue ST,500.00.
INVESTED IN THE UNITED STATES, oVER sSOO,cOOi
an Drsc..s Personally Responsible for ia Engagements Of
=. fomDany.
WE respectuy ssf at ptv security Of the Liverpool
w and London Insurance Obr 70 us ey holders IN i
large cash capital and nytsiner:s, mstatod Ssors.
me capital and irees the oopsny 70 take
net 10 pa., sarrns large amounts Insurance
In addition ornay no.. ~ Insurance, this Conpay
uss pFR yENT Policies on ey nent Of 7EHAS9U.
al p6kLIUNG Properly Is, ulencepIth, ttsG.NkhTLT
INSURED The Fohs De cancelled at any ino sna me pre-
teiuu xlll be retained iess per ssst-
| Company VIII BY loss CT 2aa:s by Fire, on
new and uios, liberal principle.
under Ae Policies this Company all claims are paid upon pre-
.nop q ssscory proof loss uio dodenfor deisc'
~ A. i,, AND mob usual D.Ts afer prcsenA
hon OF proof Nokrhhn a miai IL u, AsenS T.,
rsgl GHnS ssr"', unoe' es 0"Af'e' "''''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-09
ENCOURAGE
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURES!


no So and especially you obtain a. desirable eooo
without paying for them than their actual son'
THE CKENSHAW WOODEN COMPANY
AZ cty organized year. and In order 70 make such eooo
A. would mot compete WITH but would rather aid other sounen
BY furnishing grades and styles Of Good mat
heretofore been made Virginia. they hed Their Mn .nn
Machinery Of the best finest quality They are nov
nng nns CAssMERES and CL0THb OF every vaeiy from
vireina Meno and Messo WOOL and solicit the attention o. me
,hs south Goods All who have seen we Akhf
M oTHs at nrst expressly for the virginia hay
s,nt pronounce equal not superior In qualify,
~ N one ,hey had buying heretofore and quite S cheap
~ yIrinia state and Central Agricultural Societies. a. tne
Pair held ibis city October last awardsd 70 MI
Gold Medal their exhibition Of WooLhN dooDo' s0n IN
.ud a some beautiful shawb, blankee, &C. =, ,.....
ehsse may rely upon every piece OF GOODS
-, =, hsine What represented and under no
IN al, mpsny be Induced TO work hoddy In her dooos nor
VA 'A'' LIwB D. oREasHAw, President
sli p. MrWnI,
x W.. 4 To. a1SS.' Director
R.W. HAluoop,
Al for the sale the Goods Manufactured by we oen
he, WOODEN Company Richmond Va We have nov on LANG
,hou, 10000 yards Of nne plain and fancy single and Double
sea A.simeres and Cloths besides lot OF me Banku SnS
manufacturing al the rate OF s
n,r week All Of offer 70 the trade NJ a price.
an lber, terms entire confidence thai the enterprise n TO
ssye liberal support ohhNonA" e NoS 49,
fe70-u lAeue, -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-09
APslEE, 1861.

APskEE-, 1861.
DRY dOOD d. >.
visiting this city with visw Of making purchases
Va are repee.hy solicited 10 examine our BLOCK OF bhf
GOODS. We cncr for sale:
-. 500 b.ss Brown Sheeing5 and shrtlngs
300 O-nghurgs,
30 cases Beaehs1 Sheetings and shrlngs,
bales Plaid and StFi, Cd Osuaburgs,
COO pieces Striped and PLAID Gapestics for servanI,
81 bales Tiekngs
80 DenIns snd Striped Shlrilngs
'lSO Fancy Prints,
80 CoIto0S8ss,
10 Colored CanbTlcs,
% " Kentucky Jeans an6 Tvee3A
Ard Heavy and Pine BeEe for gents
White Canbdcs Irish Hsens Lawns Pisn Striped Eni Embrod
BeJesvs Popups Cloths Cassmerea Sengs, &C.
A 0, which VII Ge very cheap tie cash and prompt trade
ELLETr 4 DRgwkY
No. II Pearl street,
apl Richmond Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-09
SASH, BLIND AND D0OB

Mandatory
CORNER frH kND EAIN STPrgTS, RICHMOND, "a,
a. M ERCEft 81 H{Ilr. ~ ~
~ prepared 70 luppy, ST The shortest notse, every desrip
~ ton al work th NE Operating with the r.os approved
m.shnsry And The bes, quality ef nstea sy Will sAr'Aot
their vors 10 be Of the bess orter. :.
Pryc,s W, ere suidns or rspans arc rsspecs0iy
vit9dto Stre.eS.;E
- 0rssrs FROM the country will receive pyr,pt senu1s
We purchase aiss factory price, and essbed 70 fursn
sash glxsed at tie lovesi reief,
sp9t-1y hrRCER HILL
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-04
VOteIhe Union Ticket.

Never was an election of more impor-
tancc held in this State than that TO come
on on the second Tuesday in October
next. II may be true that some Of the
nominees on the ticket of the opposition
arc Union men, but the moral of their
election will be to depress the Union
cause and elevate the cnuse of the rebels.
Already tho rebels in the South arc jubi-
lant over the "Pence" party inthe North
which Is coming to their rescue. They
expect much from this "peace," white
feather" or "UHiOn 10 Democratic
party" which is coming up to their aid.
They see in these "poace" fellows a
love for slavery greater than their love for
Union. Vallundighom is "Union
Democrat" If he keeps out Of prison
long enough he will vote the "Union
Democratic tielet," Don't touch man
on tho ticket. No matter how good or
patriotic the candidate may be supposed
to be, il he runs on the "Demoeraiic
URiOn iielei," he is not usirg his irflu
enee in the good cause. All good and
true Union men vote the Union ticket
All others arc bogus. i..
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-04
Position Of Dave
Tod.

0TI WOULD GIVE MY LAST
IRON PIG MY LAST TON OF COAL
MY LAST SON. AND THEN lFNEED
BE, l WOULD GIVE MYSELF TO
TIE CAUSE OF MY COUNTRY
Dave Tod,
II is the duty of every man who
can bear arms at this iuuctutc, i'm.
perativc necessity alone preventing
when his efforts should be given
in nhotlicr direction towards
strengthening Tho cause and aiding
tho Governmont-to rally to tho
standard of his country, and he
contontcd among the heroes of the
greatest as it will be the most OK.
traordlnary revolution since the
world began. Tho struggle Of
our ancestors was for self.govom.
meBt, our struggle is to maintuin
IL, aud under the blessings of the
same God who smiled upon Wash.
ington and his barefootcd and half.
starved eOmrnds, we will do it,
Ioa's teIter efGcGPtance' 9p
Iuttorly ropudiate the monstrous
and wicked plea and petition OF
tho ringleRders OF this conspiracy,
and would argue for WAR ETER.
NAL.Y until they were brought
20 eondign punishment, aud their
misguided followers restored to rea
sen and brought back to a recogni.
tion OF the truel,ufposes and intcn.
tions of 'ti6 Federal Government.
from which, by arthl, cunning and
glOs 8 misrepresentation they have
been misguided aud blinded.-
[rods Letter Of acceptance. Fo
0ur system Of taxation may re,
Quire revision; as it now operates
some escape who should be found
while others suffer whose burtbenl
should bo lighiencd. Equality
that, Ike tho dews of heaven, cacl
DeNf, in proportion, lis Just shar,
is whqt is required and what i
.shonld be our aim to secure
tTod's letter Of Acceptance.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-04
You Don.I snY Sol

You are told that in order to present a
united front to the enemy there must be a
union Of parties. is it not true, that hun
dreds and thousands Of Democrats have
responded to the cHll Of their country, and
are ready 10 lay down their lives in main
tanning the Union of cur fothers! Is il
uot true, that every Democrat stands reO-
dy TO bear the burdens of taxation that
this rebellion will impose upon hint
WhaAgdoOdie Address.
II is true hundreds Of good Union DEM
ocrats have gone to the war, while hun
dreds ofothcrs are staying at home, doing
all they can against the war. Such men,
by preaching up party, when there con be
but two parties-PairioiS and iraitOrs-are
doing more for the South, than IL they
were fighting in the rebel ranks.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-04
Sheriff and Master Conn
IMissiOncr's Sale.
c,-..s.. y ~ a.
Josenh Rover Of al.


BY virtue Of an order made by the court
oC Common Pleas OF Senccn Counts Ohio.
At The January term A ID. ls6i, In he
above entitled cause, aud 10 me directed
shall offer for sale at public yendue, At tbe
do,r of the Court House In the city of TiaS--
in said County, on
TuE l4th nay OF ocTohER, A. D. 1861.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. a.. and
o'clock =. M,, the following lands and ten
eniahts l0-Nln - cow e-t'I-'
A pnrt Of in lot number two hundred and
ten 2lo--ihthe town Of Republic, In said
Seneca county, Ohio, aud commencing for
the same at the south east corner Of said In
lot; thence running west along the south line
Of snid 10 lot eighty--S0- feet; thence north
twenty fte-25-ieel; thence cast rarall.l
with the south line eighty --S0-vfeet; thenco
south along Broadway Street TO the place Of
beginning.
Also a strip OF land twelvc--i2-fcet Will.
of and from the moth side Of iD.lot pumb,r
two hundred and eleven 2li-in the town
Of Republic ip said Soneoa eOunty. Ohio. AZ
far back rs said laEd4 rtn, which said last
mentiVntd d strip Of land was sold for aud 70
be kept open as public highway.
Also, u that portion ofsaid in.lot nun,Jor
two ohundred and eloven-2l l--which lies and
is within fitteeh--l5--ieet Of baid Broadway
Street in said village Of Republic and which
Is also TO be kept vRelut and open for public
use and for the benefit Of said Motzger and
his assiguees.
TftnH .in LEVI wEIRJCK,
..-I , Sheriff aud Master Commission4r,
Sept. 18th 1851 S6,45
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-04
"DCnlrcrntLc PrincirIc.lo


The Democratic party believes that the
Union can be maintained, and the rights
ofull the States respected, under the in
stitutions which existed at the time Of It's
formation. And afier eighty years OF
trial have still an abiding confidence that
the Government. if administered upon
democratic principles may be perpe,uated
to the latest postority .-WhaRgdoodIs
A ddress
And what doyou consider democratic
principles" Mr.. whangdoodlei Is 1t those
principles on which Buchanan and Floyd
administered the Government, or is II the
principle Of conoeding to the rebels, By
compromise, what little they have not al
ready Stolen!
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-04
2 z 7 & 4 9 q
UNION MEN, READ
True Union Platform

Resolved. That tho present dc.
ploraOle civil war lias been forced
upon the country by the Disunion
lists in the Southern States, now in
revolt against lHe Comatutibhal
Government, and in arms around
tho Capitol; that ih tfis national
emergency we, banishing all feel.
ings ofmcro passion or resentment,
will recollcct only our duty to the
whole country; that this war is not
waged upon our part in any spirit
OF oppression nor for any purpose
OF conquest or subiugation, nor for
tho purpose Of overthrowing or in.
teiiering with tho rights or cstab.
lishcd Institutions of the States.
but to defend and maintain the an.
premacy of tho Constitution, and
to preserve the Union with. all the
dignity equality and rights of the
several States unimpaircd, and
that as soon as these objects are
accomplished tho war ought to
cease.
PcSolycd, In the language Of
Hon. doc Holt, We arc for this
Union without conditions-one and
indiyisible, now and forcyer-for
its preservation at any or every
cost of blood and treasure nga;nst
all its nssailants, and Rgamst any
and every compromise that may be
proposed to bo mRdo under the
guns ofthc rebels. '
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-04
IIIsT SOl

But the Democrats were not permitted
TO retain the field without another strug-
gle. Our opponents learning wisdom
from experience, iuaugurated new tactics
for partisan warfare. All former efforts
had been in vain, and TO overthrow the
Democracy, resort was had to secret
meetings, at the midnight hour, in dark
cellars und dirty garrets.-- WAaRgdOodle
A AddreSs.
Can the A dVeriiSsr tell us how many
hundred democrats, in Seneca county, be-
lODged to the Know Nothings and how
many there ure, who now belong to that
secret, treOsursble order, called the
"Knighis Of tAe Golden Circlel"