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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-12-06


each OF these States. 1t TO. not admit Of
doubt that important commercial advantal es
might be secured By favorable treaties with them
THE TREASURY.
The operations of the Treasury during the pc
riol which has elapsed since your adiou nment
have been conducted with signal SUCCESS The pa
triotsm of the people has placed at the disposal
of the Government the large means demand cd by
the public exigencies. Much of the Nations a.
loan has been taken by citizens Of the imdnstra
classes. whose confidence in their cointly's faitl
and zeal for their CO untry's deliverance + ON its
present peril, have induced them to contribute te
tie support fthe Government the whole of tn. i
limited acquisitions. This fact imposes peculiar
obligations to economy in disbursement and ener
gy in action.
The revenue from all sources, including
loans for the financial year ending on thu
| 30th of June 1861, was $50, 1856, 800 27, ane
the sanio period, including payments on &C
counts of the public debt, were 81, ,578,034 81
| leaving balance in the Trcasur, on the Is
Of July of $2,257 ,o65 so for the lst quarter
| lf the financial year ending the 3Oth of Sept
! SGl
! The receipts from all sources, inclndin
/ balance from July LIST, were SlO2, ,532 500 ~
and the expenses, $9s239, 733 %; leaving
balance on the lst of October, 1861, of ST.,
/ 2G2 776 IS. Estimates for the remaining TIN e.
quarters of the y ear and for the financial yea
of 1858, together with his views tho way
and means for meeting the demands ccntcul
/ plated by them, will! be submitted 10 Cnngres
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-05
spaldiDg's Prepared Glue
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE

SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE!
SAVE THE PIECES.
ECONOMY! DIsPAT<E II.
lr"A S rIroH IN TIMS SAWS ElNR."L&
As cidents will happen, in reifrsgaias9 fdtxis,
it very desirable 70 have cheap and etIyDelt
way Tor repairing Furniture Toys. LrocEerv, &C,
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies and no usehod can after
10 be without it, lIsa!ways ready aud up to the STICK
ing point.
'USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE."
N. B---A Brush accompanies each bottle. PRICE Is
cents. Address,
HENRY G. SPAL4DI NG &, CO,
4S Ced-r-st., New York.
CAUTIoN.-As tain unprinopled persons are 81
tempting to off on the unsuspccting public ina-
tons of my Prepared Glue would caution all persons
to exa tine be purchasing. and that the full name
sPALDiNG' S PREPARED GLUE,
ia on the outside wrapper: all 9th RS swindliHg
co int eits. ...... ~ 10 -
GA single bottle of SPALDINGS PREPARED
GLUE will, ten times its cost annually to every
household %
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-05

MEssRs Henry P. WILSON Co.: deem Mrs. WI,
, Hair Rcrenerator and Hair Dressing the standard
articles Of all hair preparations. l have IN many IN,
stances known them to restore the hair whore II had
fen or remove dandru restore the hair to its original
olor cure entirely the most painful headaches-and In
some instances most serious humors Personally nave
Leen A sharer in several Of these benefits
REV HENRY HILL, Manchester, N. Il.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-05
. GFsss0Eas GeNea'a. Railr0asa

IA rgt In -TEs56ss5.s - 60 1I.-.e -llsl
sGssz Z I .. t - 4 s f:ls- " ritslH E
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-05

Leave Montpelier at loA M 90 NJ and 1880 P. N
Mail traln leaves RoGses poi,t at 4 90 Nj, ST. Al
bans at 90 4. connecting at Burlington with Rnlhnd
ahd Burlington trims for Saratoga pings, troy hba y
SC, connec'in At Wtlie River junction with trains t''i
ellis Ever IiItleton, Whie Mountains Barton GC, aud
Tar Boston, Lowell, Worcester &C, and connecting at
Windsor with Trains for Boston, Springholt Hartford,
New Haven and New YORK arriving in New York at II 10
P. NJ.
EXPRESS; leaves Rullses poEt AT 40 a. Connects
there with train trom Monteal the same morning, con-
meets Burlington with nuIland and Burlington Railroad
for Troy Albany and New York, and arriving 1t North
field at 90
NIGHT EXPRESS leaves Ogdensburyh at II 30 A. M,
Montreal al As KouSes Point ut 90 p connect
ing at Hurnglon with Rutland and burlington Railroad
for Trov Albany and New York. at White River JunC-
zion with No ltttn ltarold for Boston, WORCESTER &c,
CARRYING in Boston 1T 40 y 1T Windsor with sui l.
Railroad for Boston, Spin gied, iloid, New Ia
and New York
Sleeping attached to both the Night Express
trains running between RonScs Pui3t ard Hos;"n and
bet Wten Ronses Point and Troy.
Through Tickets for Chicago and Ire west for sale at
he principal stations G. MERRILL, Sup
Ii. Adams VI. MAY 81, 1861.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-05
DAGUERREOTYPE PICTURES
HEAD STONES.

livery person who has beloved child "a hes or With
II er should send for one to adorn the eau th; more
he mage Of the departed one, for there is nothing
nronrate or tasty than this. am the only ihanua "
ar IF euerretype Cases for attaching the Lax "
h ed to HeadStones and Monuments, IN inns d
tnv These cases are made Of Parian marble, Oh ih
s,ssnch,e material Of texture corresponding WIZ 80
,rhle o. ncrally used for monuments Inc Pie.u bich
nnred from air or dampness by metal screw p1A' Nj.
!; nicalv yed in the back side OF the Case-s ~
r.ngement b-ing securely fastened 10 he Hrno
,he monument the Case making a very oea"''io' "
ment o..,...oun,e,ed until it con-
.;ns the likeness of the whose name !. pea. IA
baan called to commit treasures Oh don
s,;nns 70 the cold confines of the grave H'ii n
iteras in this invention for how dear pr'ies "
n ~ ents of thu sleeper beneatn az 70
dicol Waits TO their gave Not only Houiu Sacaas
Wv. II. If BILE value to the rel atives o. n nrm
"a j.; tbeir visits to the graves OF loved ones, puI
fui interest to friends and acquaintance Of
This ease is 50 constructed that the eNae' arrca
ar,sJ fri md ca be copied into by any ~ IN
r., "a m endure for years, unsoiieu ny ' NJ -, ses
"a how agreeable on visiting the chulcn Susnic"ons
nright Hfe.llke picture of departed 'renas
over their graves. ,.,.a Nd warranted to reac1
.hair n,ace of estimation in safety
'''S'' ''N Price Two Dollars each
Address the manu'ao''t'' LEWIS BALDWIN.
west Meridem, CT
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-05

NEssRs HENRY P. WILSON Co.: l have used your
Hair Regeneration and Hair DRESSING and have received
great benefit from them deem the articles worthy Oh
high concentration, and cheerfuly recommend them 70
nil who want restore gray hair TO us original coor
CO. nv who are troubled with dandruf dsagreeable
itching of the head humors to those whose hair Is
falling from the head o..r.u. ~ IT
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-05
SUMMER ARRANTTME
Commences Monday, May q, 1861.
Trims c: ding Nnrth md HNeat,

Leave Mont peer, at 3 30 ..n, e 80 \, ard i.4J p NJ
NJ An TRAIN connects al Windsor * White River
AZ Junction with truus eavng iostOn ami Spring 6eli
1T '3o same day, and New York previous evruint
Leave windsor al rs arriving at burlington AT 90
p H.. hnhses Point N 40 Montreal at 10 3)p M,
West.
ACCOMMODAT!ON leaves Mortified at e % A. NJ. for
Burlington and Rorses Point.
Night ENP"EsS connecting at Windsor with train
winch leaves New York ut 90, and al hite River
IuN c"D with train which leaves Boston via Lowell, AT
81 r or Lawrence, ut ! 90 the previous day.
Leaves White River junction al II 30 M, arrives At
darlington at 55 A. Roise's Point at 30 A. Nor
nca nj 30l. NJ, and ngtenshurs al 90 M,
meeting wlh steamers fr Niagara Fails, Buito, and the
West.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-05
MRS. WILSON'S
COCO A. u T IL
HAIR DRESSING

Ms Wilson'S Hair Dressing is put up in large bottles,
d re,s for 81 cts per BOTTLE and for dressing the
hair Of any person. young old there is not Its equan
the world 1t will make the hair everything you wish II
I, be- and moreover, it has perfume tha' Is hnheV
superior to any of the fashionable extracts esf
or American, which alone should ent''e 10 p''e vi
every ladv'. toilet table.
Te the Regeneration before retiring at nighi' aaa
i, the morning apply little OF the pressing auu Sou'
Tse nothing on your hair but these Peparations anu
e those accordins directions and we warrant you
a good healthy head OF hair
,,xod a,, sold at wholesale by Henry F. Will
.on C" Manchester, n. H,to whom all letters should
be addressed.
l.. F. PIERCE,
Wholesale and Retail Agent.
o,-,1 uoN TpEII ER. Y 7,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-05
DR.. MARSHALES HEADACHE
CA'TAEagsEE SNUFF.

H> Snuff has thoroughly proved itself to be the best
article ever known for curing the CATARRH, COLD IN
iaE HEAD, and the HEADACHE. 1t has been found an
Mlent remedy in many cases of SoRE EYES. DEAF
'IS has been removed by it, and HEARING has often
eN greatly improved by its 1t purGes out all oo'
Alctns, strengthens the Glands and gives healthy
%.oato the parts affected. 1t is recommended by many
The best physicians and is used with great success and
subsection everywhere.
Nols than twenty FIVE years. experience has proved
sst value; and at this moment it stands higher than
Herbefre
darge number of the most respectable Druggists in
s9nand New York, in certificate signed by them IL
M4ay:
Inc undersigned, having for many years been &C
j~H'eo with DR.. MARSHALL's CATARRH AND HEADACHE
't' and sold it in wholesale trade, cheertul'y
mat we believe it TO be equal in every respect to the
,onnendation given of it for the of Catarr nal
voh' and that is decidedly the best article we have
"V Known for all the common diseases Of the head
BE are Of COunterfeits!
III, lac smile of the signature of the Proprietor
s'ANlhS BOWEN, is on every bottle Sol by Drug
" everywhere 25l*mf67lyl
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-05
GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY.

GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY.
FOR RHEUMATISM, GOVT, NEU Ts 81. hHM-
BAGO. STIFF Neon AND FONTS rs s EVA
bf MEsnachE. AND ~ RHEgNATlc
AND NERVOUS DISORDERS.
For all of which It is speedy and certain remedy and
of Dr. Stephen Sweet Of Connecticut TIC famous bone
setter has been used in his p1acce Tor more thaa
twenty years with the most astonishing su ccess
pepai alton before the public of which the most skep-
neal may be & Dy sEs and
matte Disorders OF every Kind. and in thousands OF
cases where has been used it has never been known to
Fon NEURALGIA, IT will afford immediate relief in
every csse, however dist, essing
1t will relieve the worst cases OF Headache Ill three
minutes and is warrant, d to do it.
ToorHAc4E aso will it cure Instantly.
For Nervous Debility and general L.ssi.
IL most happy aud unailing remedy. Acting directly
upon the nervous tissues it strengthens and revvifes
the system and restores it to elasticity and vgcr
Fcz PILES. As an external remedy. we cai m that
tn BEST ana Me OF hs 1ee
p)ant should give it trial for 1t will not lot fa to
afford immediate relief and in m'joEity OF cases will
en ouI i SY AND SORE THROAT are sometimes
ttemely align ant and dangerou cut timely appca
| tion of this Linment will never fail to cure.
| SPRAINS are sometimes very obstinate, and enlarge
ment of the joints is liable to ,cour il negl cted The
may be conquered by TINS Lhiment III t"o'r
'" BRC USES GUS. WOUNDS, SORES, ULCERS,
haons nnn Ct DR swEETs INFALL'RLE
JJNIMENT when used according TO directions Also,
| t1tiiIHTAiNS FROSTED FEET, AND INSECT
| BITES AND SINGS
Every Horse Owner
boua have this temedy at hand, for its timely t
the first appearance OF Laneness will ehectualy prevent
those formidable discs 10 which all horse ale liable
| and which render so many Otherwise valuable horses
| nearly wO thess. ,
over four hundred voluntary testimonials to the won
derfn curative properties Ct This Liniment have been
recs yed within the last years and many OF them
| from persons in the hi het ranks OF life
| CA UTION ~.
To avoid imposition observe the Sig paur and Like
| ness of Dr. Stephen Sweet on every label and also
Stephen weet's lrfallible Liniment blown in the
glass If sch bottle without which none ere genuine
| D. -. .. Richs rdsOn 81 Co.
I Sic Proprietors, Norwich, CT
| For sale by FRED f. SMITH. Montpelier, 6eneraI
! Acct for Vermont ard by all dealers APr-yl
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-25
The FlgAtat Edwards Ferry
DoaIh cICoL nnhcr.

WASHINGTON, Get. II.
Gen. Stone cr,sscd the Potomac this
morning, with one portion Of hls com.
mand At Edwards Ferry aud the other at
HOrrison's Island Skirmishing began
between theCncmy in unceFluin numbers
aud part Of Gcn, stones command as
carly as nine clock IN the mornng and
confined without much effect until 8
u. NJ, when large rciniorcmBnts OF the
enemy appeared on our right, which was
commanded by Col. Baker. The Uuion
hTcgs engaged were about 500 and were
attacked by a force supposed to be nom
5000 TO GOOO.
Al this juncture, Col Baker fen at the
head of his brigade, whilo gullantly
cheering on his men 90 the conflict. I'M
mcdiate,y before he fell, he dispatched
Major Young to Gen, Stone to Opprisc
him at Locshurg Of the condition OF uf-
fairs, aud Gen. Stone Immediately pro.
ceedcd In person toward tho right 10 take
command, but in confusion created by
the fall of Col Baker, the right wing
sustained rcpulse with considerable
loss.
Gen, Stone reports that tho LOFT wing
retired IN good order. lie win hold the
approaches thereto,
Strong feinloreomenta will be sent Cor,
ward to Gem stone dpimg The night.
The Femans uf Gel, n0kcg were re.
moved 70 Poolswlle and will be brought
to this city on Wednesday. ""l.i'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-25
Lexin gtOn Recaptur-
ed Without Loss.
sYnAcnst. Mo. oct. o

Hb bNACVHht MO- Oct, ~,
his reported acting Brighten. wymar
who left Rilla several days since, with
about 1900 men, has arrived at Linn
Creek, whore hc dispcrscd a body of rob
/ els killing considerable number and
taking over 900 prisoners, ard capturing
/ n wagon londs OF goods, belonging 10
McCurg & Co. prominent Union firm.
whom the rebels had robbed.
Adyiccs from Gen. Fremont nro % Z
o'clock, Friday night He is sdll Mt War
saw and the pontoon bridge across the
Osago was % 10 be finished on Saturday.
Con. Scigcrs division had crossed tho
river.
il was reported in our camp nt War.
saw thot prioc had bccn largely rcinfore-
Cd by McCulloch and that their rombin-.
cd forces were forifying Osccola, where
they intend 10 give Fremont bnttlc.
'.I Sr. Louis, Dot. ~.
Tho statement in the Cincinnati Ca
zctic Of yesterday, 10 tho effect that Sec
retary Cameron ON bic recent visit u
this department., brought On order from
the President ihttuttnn Fremont 10
transfer the command Of the Wtstern
Department 90 Con. HuntenRnd that the
execution Of the order was delayed at
tho request of Gen. Fremont is pro-
nouneed untrue. fr Cameron had such
an order Il was not presented The IN.
tcrviow between Gen. Fremont and Cam
ron was a satisfactory ono tu both pnr-
ties. U.. .r| ... Irr
JErrERsoN Cry, Oct. 90.
a special b. lho 81. Louis Democrat
sbys:
Major wilvc, Of the fret Missouri
scouts, arrived here to-dny on the steamer
SiouN City, and reports that ON the 10Th, |
100 Of his regiment under Major White,
surprised the robol garrison Mt Lexington
and rceapturcd the place and MI the sick
and wounded, together with n quantity Of.
guns, pistols and other articles which the /
rebels threw away in their flight Two
pieces Of cannon which woro in the fort
were also captured.
The Sioux City brought down about
100 Of our sick and wounded, among
them Cola Grover and White, who are
slowly recovering, Tho rcbcl garrison
numbered 300. .r........ ....
The condition Of Lexington is repre-
scntcd A. dcplornbh, portions Of the
town having been stripped Of everything
aud many ofthe inhabitants are actually |,
suffering for the nocessarics of life.
The pickcts at Usage bridge were fr-
cd on last night and matters IRE sumo
what unsettled ~ Cullawhy county. Al
rcbel company is being rocruited in ST.
Aubcrno. r. rrfl.Ifa.rtgf lr.
Work on tho fortiGcaticns here has
not been suspended and no order to chat
effect was ever itsued.
'i' ST. Louts, oct. 30.
In a ptklrmsh ncar lebanon on the
! 9th, between two companios Of Major
cayalryRud about 400 Tohcls-
previously roported--the lntter lost sixty |,
two killed, twelve wounded, fo6r mortal
y, and thlriy!six mken prisonets. -
loss was ono killtd. .V
.f il FoBTREss MuSRoE, Oct. IS.
No nows from tic South to-day. h
Gen Wool has issued an ordbf giving
very male controband employed in The Il
~ per month aud every rf-
male 81 per month,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-25

WFranklin county has sent
more men to the war than Cuyaho-
ga.-ObiO Statesman.
This is simply untrue; and not
only is it fact that Franklin coun-
ty is in the rear in the matter of
enlistments, but the same is true Of
alfthe counties In Ohio that gave
heavy majoritiesIfor tho white flag
Democracy CtGgelGn9) Herald.
And more than This, Mr., Herald
you will find, on examination,
that where the largest votes yero
giyen'for the white flag Democra-
.cy, not only tho least number Of
men have volunteered in the Union
Army, but the creates humber
have taken ths oath prescribed by
the Order of the knights of the
| Golden Circle. FRANKLIN county
is alive with tho reasonable con
spirators Columbus Fact. 1n,t
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sale OF Real Estate by
order of Court.

by virtue Of an order Of tho Probate Court
OF Seneca county Ohio, on the
S3d DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. d., 1861
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ. aud 4
o'clock Z M. at the door Of the Court House
10 the city Of finin, Seneca county, Ohio.
will be sold 10 the highest bidder, the follow.
ing real estate, hs the properly Of Elfnh
Brooksi deceased, 70 wit;
Situate ia the county Of Seneca, aud State
OF Ohio, eud being part of the wtst half OF
the south vest quarter Of section thirty one.
(3ll Township two (2) north of mage hfteen
(l9l IN the Delagare Land District, Ohio,
beginning Tor the same on the north side OF
Honey Crefk .nheTo the sAlne nrosses the
township line, between township. two ~,
north ofrange fourteen tl4j and fifteen u5(.
Ithehet hotM ohiaud Along sailit3whShtb lhe
10 the qua rier post sea for section tlnttg one
I CAD thence east ON the eentre line Of said
section, twenty one (2l ehaius 20 a atake
thence south parallel with said township
I line twenty threet t23) )ohains to a Bta keanenes
west ten (lO) chains aud fly (5Ql LAKE IN
= etnke on theSes eide 0f said lkoneY Greek
/ anu thence with the meanderings thcre0f %
Ne lia~e " esihning.l 40 2ELeN
Alec. a small piece Of land of Of thePOuth
end Of the west half Of thewcst half OF the
ouib westqwrset Of essloh A9iIiyleQe tel)
NlNuFNtp mo ". norm ul fAhbe uicen lla)
aud being Rll otspid tract .iylng south Of
Hdhe3 '0ieek and boundci "A foIdSt Z. 10 wit
iCqnmeRelpg atR sione planted ,in The bend
n ltQpey Creek, on the eastbank. OF lie south
side Of said creek, and running from thence
IA dUe cast course until it interscets the
east boundary line Of lands Owned By Elijah
igooks. and lrom thenea noyulwardly to said
Honey Creek, and thence rnpiing along said
Honey Greek With the Ineanderines uicreol
70 the place Of beginning shining FIVE
acres more or less-ana eontaiuingin all IS
acres moro or less. -....
Unencumbercd by dover.
TERMS OF SALE-Onet third cash ON
day of sale, one-third 10 twelve months, and
opeihird in twenty four months, with interest
~ deiA fsd paymei1s to y sechfJdBy mort
gage on said premises.
Possession given on lat day Of April, 1862
OLIVER FONOANNON
LKAN0ER STEM,
Administrations Of Elijah Brooks, deceased,
with Will annexed.
Appraised AZ s
oe,Vbe IS, lsGl, -4wS1,s0
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-25

CHANGE OF SENriMEST.--On th,
18th Of June, Captain Hollins, who
was then in command OF the Sus.
.quehaDna, told the Now York pilot
who sailed with him to Boston that
he was obliged to resign from the
Federal service, but that he "nevel
could fight against the old Stars and
Stripes" uollins was in tears
when he made the remark.
On the 18th of October the same
Capt. Hollins, in speaking of the
Federal feet at the Southwest Pass,
says; "After they were fast on the
sand ! pcpercd them we'll" Ilollins
was in oxtacieS over this exploit.
1t is presumed that "peppering"
United States vessels does not mean
fighting against the old Stars and
Stripes.n
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-25
HOW VERXINNOCENT THEY
AIREl

The leading democratic papers and
politicians throughout Ohio rldiculc the
idea OF the cxistcnoe Of the az. q. C.'S'
In this state aud Try to turn II ofrwith mock
laughter. They have become the volun-
tary deiCndors Of these suspected char
oetcrs, now ON trial for treason, and are
ctcrnally trying to ercate tho Impression
that the revelation in Marion county and
subsequent examination In Cleveland are
pOts Of a slupendous humbug. One
would thiuk, to hear ;hom talk, that they
know more about ii than the court that
tried them or the WITNESSES, who saw
with thor own eyes aud heard with their
own ears the horrid oaths administered.
Despite all tho crobking and mock
ridicule OF these men aud uloir papors,
the ugly, naked fact stands out, revealed
in the light Of MONDAY, that there is an or
ganization Of the kind in Ohio aud that
il exists solely in the Democratic church,
although the mujority Of its members may
be and probably are entirely ignorant Of
its existence OF designs. Lot thom deny
Il who may--the facts arc too apparent
and such prolostauons Of innocence will
only attach suspicion 10 the persons that
make them, Sufficient testimony has
been Induced before Commissioner
White, to warrant him in holding the ac-
cused for trial before tho U. 5. District
Court, on charge OF treason, aud these
wiseocTes had as well not pr Judge the case
orgo on 50 aboqtit, but quio ny await the
issue OF events. The case Is m e6mpe-
teht hands and Win be impartolly tricd,
tfthcse persons @S guilty of treason and
conspiracy, every loyd citizen will say
1heyrouSbt to seiges the full penalty oftht
law IL they gro mBocspl, the Jaw is tbeir
/ lyndicator,
/ We accuse no man of eomblicity viii
Treason until he is proven guilty, ana We
tthluk IL is due to loyal democrats that
thur party should DO yindisatod and
ipure9dsof The C9ul stain, il Il sxists. Gen,
tsrslly, ih9se who kiok w the most dust
sndmako the most noise are the most
guilty. 'il 0..'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-25

onr TrolIhlcs Abrond.

WAsuINGToN, Oct. 20.
Tho foreign adviccs received by
the last steamer at the State Do.
partmcnt are moro than usually sat.
islaolory, but thcro ia great actici.
ty IN schemes 10 violate the block.
ado aud introduce contraband
goods.
Lord lyons has addressed a cir.
cflart to the british Oonshls in the
South, inclosing the laws Of block.
ado, which docs not allow n YES.
sci IN blockade port to take on
cargo after the Announcement Of
the blockade. Lord Lyons IN.
structs all Consuls to take this law
Tor thcir guidance.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-25
CoMrLErIro rnr ouorA or zoo .ooo

COMPLETING THE QUoTA OF 100000
mES--Tho exigency Of the case demands
a vigorous effort now on the part of those
States that have not sent in their quota
ofthe volunteer army. The Government
needs aud wants to-day the last man of
the 100000 in the field No matter five
are deficient in Enfield rifles for all. The
deficiency will soon be made up, and in
the mean tine recruits canbe drill led with.
inferior old muskets, or, as in the South,
with hickory poles, and thus be prepared
for active service. Our battles must be
fought, and our victories won; and the
earlier we have full army in the field,
no easier will DO our duties.--[ Phil
adelphia Press.