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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-15

CMno, Now.
The sxpe'iton which ien here lew
drrs since, under Generuh 6rsut aud
M,Clernsnd, landed q, Belmout, Mo-,
thfee iniics hl0Ye COlunius ky., this
ncfulHr.
Tho FEDERAL troops, numbering 5000.
cugsrCd the rebels, 1000 in humber, at
il o'clock
The bait LASTED tl suudown. result
iug IN the rebcit balng irivsn from their
inircuchmC MS acfuss lhe rivor with great
loss. Their camp wua burned, end their
stores, witt an ihcir bargagc, cannon,
horses. uulcs, and 80 prls0hers, taken.
The Fodcrols then retired tho rebels
having received fc-,hfrcemcnta Rom
Calufnius
noth Gcuorals bad their horses shot
fram undr thcm.
Col. Duueheriy orlllinois was wound.
I'd and taken prisoner,
The ebcl boss is not known. Til, fed
eral loss is not over 800,
Camo, Nov. g,
Special to the Chicago Times. II is
Impossible ~ 90 Obtain tnytl ihg like nn
accurate report Of the killed, wounded
and missing, IN the engagement At Hcl-
mont. IL is estimated that 90 VI the H.
inos 21d sre inissing, nnd about 800 Of
the 7th lows. Col Tuman's wound Is
not dangerous. Lt.C.l. Wondt is kill
ed. OBc Major missing and Que Adiu-
taht missing and reported killed. IN Lo-
gans regiment s5 we're killed aud AZ
wounded. Altbut "a q Col, Foulke's
regiment answered roll call yesterday
afternoon. The loss Of Col Buford's re.
Glmept IL not Rsccd aimed, supposed not
lobe heavy. ia Taylor urtillc three
were slightly wounded,
We took i9t prisoners.
All accounts concur In plscing The loss
oftho eucn.y much heavier than ours.
No reliable news from Col. Onlvio's
command. Il il rumorcd that ne has en-.
countcrcd Ieh ThOmpton's furoos, killing
800 dnd losing 20. Belmont has been
Sbshdonod by the rebels. They have
40 prisonsfa and acknowledge the los
Of 30 Killed, but wuuld not permit the
FEDERAL officers who wout 10 COLUMBUS
with Tag OF truce, ycatorday, 10 visit the
place 70 which they had conveyed thsr
dead.
Apttlol 70 Nihcinutn hnACttet NO
cannon were lost. The rear portion Of
tive eaissons had TO be len bohind They
arc compcnsated fo' by the capture of 2
guns-oEe u FOUNDER aud tho other the
"a FOUNDER manufactured by John CLARK
Z. New Orleans, beautiful piece, Both
belonged 10 Wutson's Now Orleans B4t.
tey.
A letter was found, written by one Of
The officers VI Col Dse Delaney'a regi-
meet, strting that the Weison Battery
was the best company in Johnston's
army.
Que hundred and thidy-four prisoners
were captured. about thirty OF whom n.-thc
siek aud |ounded--were sent down on
the Memphis.
All accounts eoHcur in stating the loss
Of the eneiny a. being very much heavier
than ours.
Col. Cooks regiment and portion Of
the 2Sth Illinois, which marched from
Fort Holt to within alf miles Of Coum-
bus, returned at ! o'clock last night. An
expedition which lett Paducah for Co
lumbus has also returned.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-15
Won sala.
Tho Louisville Journal says

Tho Louisville journal says:
We stin hear the cry Of peace
Under the circumstances that now
exist, il isa cry of hialny. The
arguments Of peace in the pros.
onoe Of embattlod hosts, when the
invaders arc approaching upon us,
means, as a distinguished statos.
man sRys, nothing bnt humiliation,
the end ofthe Republic, the bogin-
ming of the scorn aud contempt Of
tho world, the setting ni tho last
hope OF tho oppressed people Of the
earth.
Who daTes stand forth and 10.
clare himself the advocate Of such
s peaoet
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Innortnntir rrmc.

The Boston Transcript states that a
gentleman IN position to be wen inform
cd Of the plans and Intentions Of the gov
ernmont, says that the necessary docu.
ments were taken out in the Naval Ex-
dilion TO form, in the places occupied by
the Fodcrsl troops, Territorial Govern
ments 70 be in force until the authority Of
the United States Is restored over an er-
tire state, when she old State form will
be ra-estobhshed.
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MarYland EiIccfion.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 10.-Fun re.
turns Of the Maryland election show
but ono rebel Senator and six Dele.
gates elected. House stands 0s
Union and G Rebels. Senate stands
l3 Union and S Rebels, seven of
the latter are Of the number who
held ovor, and six of them repro.
sent strong Union counties. Brad.
lords majority is about 80, 600.
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From tho Kanawha Valley.
GAr1.n BnnnE. Noy. 1

GAUIn BEmOE, Nov. 7,
After firing four cannon since
Friday, the rehcls have done us
hardly amy injury. They fired their
last gun yesterday afternoon oppo.
site the fails. Alter two shots from
cur guns they Rft.
A negro took a lettor to lady in
Charleston, containing tho news
that one ofour balls had killed her
husband, QuMtcmaster Samuel
Millsp, and two of his friends, She
denied tho fact, but upon being ar
rested she handed It over.
The Paymastors have been order.
OIL 10 Point Pleasant. pnymaster
Johnston left, but Major Recs is
paying the First Kentucky to-day.
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Some surprise has been manifested Al
the acqaiesesnoo Of tho government in
ths blockade of the pot0mac, and il ia
very trcquenty asked why th9 batteries
are not ,aken. Tho reason u because
tho shore could MOI be held, a. L Is com-
montcd by hills IN thc rear, The batter
ics could be tRkon, but 20 be compelled
90 retreat oteIwarls wenld not look
well-Unul one Wing Of oar agmy oross-
ea tho Occoquan, there SIN pc 40 a.
tempt % take tho rsiel bsilgf.ss
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HNM. IIAl.l.litEL.

This gentleman, 90 recently arrived
from California, has beon appointed to
succeed Gen. Fremont, in the Depart
mcnt of the West. lie is said to be a
man Of great integrity, tact aud Perscyc-
rance, aud possesses thorough military
education, being a graduate of West
Point, His qualifications, however to
command largo army are yet to be test
ed, We hope the policy OF setting men
up and knocking them down 0gain. before
they have a chance Of doing anything,
will be abandoned.
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Only members to the Legislature
were elected in tuis State. Returns
indicate the election Of IL Demo.
Gratis and 10 Republicans to the
Senate, and 81 Democrats, 23 Re
and 1 Independent to the
House.
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Gen. TIuctrcr's Forees.

The correspondent Of The Cincinnati
Cizctic, Wriiirg frrm Heniucky, sWs of
the probable i0reos AZ Bowling Greens
+Rrcent Information confirms the state
nentI made yesterday, concerning the
Increased rebel iorce Of Bowling Green.
Careful eslimates, made by intelligent
prrliea who have recently passed .hrgagh
their camps. ~ thoir numbers at thhty-
Eve thonsand feucs, however hayean
i1feaisiahle tendency "a expaneiea, and
alil suspect ihai he estimate piycn
yesterday 1Wcqiy-age ihcusard) y nels
hkt|g o 30 ueg ihe ifuia.'
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shocilinr murder uonr Marion.

MAhIohi Ots NOV. y.
A shocking murder was committed
five miles East Of this place last night
about seven o'clock. Willie Mrs. Levi
Ulch was sitting in her room knitting.
some one frod at her through the window.
One ball passed through her brest and
lodged under the skin Of her back. An
other ball and seven shot struck the wall
ut her side. She died in about an hour
afterwards, No clue to Tho porpetrator
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Gcu shCrlnan's suecc,sor.

Gen. Buell., who succeeds Gen. sker.
man, ip Kentucky, is reported to he an
able and competent oalccr He has seen
service and distinguished himself Ia sew
eral engagements in the Mexican War.
Whether his appointment will remove
the impcdiments said 90 exist aud 10 have
accustomed the inloRded resignation of
Gen. Aiitehell,so that that olliesr viii oon-
unuo in the service, we are not advised.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-15

80 prisoners aud All The rebel artillery,
butwere obliged % leays part Of the guns
behind for want Of horpcs 70 haul them.
hcmo of the prisoners report a large
Iofco was preparing % start 10 reinforce
Price, bui or nttaek will undoubtedly
preyont g. Our Joss was about $50.
about one-haif killed aud morially woun.
1ed
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-15
wisconsin Election

Tho returns SO far from the State
Indicate the election Of L. p. Har.
vey, Republican, for Governor, by
a large majority. It's thoughtthat
the whole Republican ticket is
elected.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-15
THR
ONLY PR E Z A r ALTON
WORTHY or
Universal Confidence and
Patronage,
For Siatesmen, Judges, Clergpnsn.

For Statesmen, Judges ClefgynsR.
Ladies' and Gentlemen in u nars The wofhl iestiG,
to the efficacy Of Prof O. j. Woods Hair Resioaiye
and gentlemen Of the rress unannou in praise.
few ietimonlals only be hero given sec circu.
lar for more, and IL win be impossible TO doubt.
eL I.ouis. Iuly lOth, 1850.
o.J. W0oD, Efq.--near fr;- ALLOW vac the pleas
ure and satsncnnn TO irnnsmit 10 Won The hcnchcial
effects oiyour Hair Reaoru"e uier trial OILS yeats
ioommeneed nsing yout Restorative iu ianurty 1850,
since which time lhaye not been without bottle On.
hand. When commenced the 10, ny hsirwas quits
thir. and a. least one uird gray few HppiicatoRH
uorpedits falling, and IN thrue weeks time thera was
not eTay har 20 be found neither has there up 10
this time.
Ansr my hairwa completely restorad continued
its use by applying two or three times per month My
hair has ever cont nued healthy son and elossv and
my scalp perfectly free from dandwm 1 10 not imug-
inc iho hcisahove mentioned WILLIS Of auy particular
advantage TO you or even haer Nnur vanity nt this
late day as am well aware they aru well known az
ready and even more wonderful ones throughout the
Union. I have occupied my time in travelling NE
greaief pafi of the time the past three years and hnVa
iakenpnde sad pleasure 70 recommencingyoW Relto
ratiye and eNmhhing iu ELECTS 20 my Own case' ln
several Instances have met With people that pronoun
ced Il hutnhpe, srynglhev had used d without sf
feet In every Instance howerrlft ~ Frofed Ny pfoh
Ing the matter thai they had not used youT sriicle at
MI, bu1had nsed aHiolr sad 70 be A. coed
a. youTs, and selling az about half the prica have
noticed tive or three uricles myself udvensed a.
shove, which have no doubt are humbugs. 70 isas'
tonishlns that people will pa1Ionigo az article efno
feputuon, when there is one at hand that haa been
proved beyord doubt.
Apparenay some Of these rhaflatHps have noi
brains enough 10 Wfitc an advertisement, ~ notice
they have copied yulfs, vor W Wor iu several in-
stances, merely iu,efiiag some oi''uame ia place Of
have within The past Eve years seen and IA lted 70.
more thnn wo fhopsandpefsons thar have rfed ygur
preparation with perfect auccpissome iOf ialdncsa
grsy hair, tcaii bead, danirud, anleysH diseafsfh
50 alR aud head are suhicctto.
called % seeyoH peFlonaiy at your edsinalplass
ofhusiness here, bat learued yon we're nnwiTing Ia
e n b. fI j N
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MILITARY PORTRAITS,
MAPS AND ARMS.

TINS MOST ttEaAAl Wouk is hEApT.
The rse, srcndid Head ricen exhibits soilicrin
stafi end Stripes with Musk cts and RiioI Uaunon -
" The foreground are Iouaves rampinr on the Rebel
tlaE, and serpent uneouesth, ths Dag bcne plaiuly
shown Under hls, are covered portfaits OF Wrnerit
eve, ffentiss, hlenter, Wool, Rosegnmz. Uurnside
Dik' rigci, Mcdowell. and Commodore s'tr nghnm,
!Vt torcorah nni McnEhrr, and several otrrs Attho
bottom, u new Map tust engraved lt bv as inches
w stsei showing hs whole of Ai ssour pnfnoky ren
hNtsce' with pHrs uf kunsHa Afknnsas oh o, fniana
ahd nnti acturlinE 90 thr latest innrnatian The
uordsraf this Cheu is compared Of Military D. rurcs
showing inurern positions Tor The Mu.kstt 1ucordng
60 Hsrdeet Tacifcs.
- This Char eau be had with uie Military Man Of
frfiuia 1iap laud etc.. iu pacH fthc Map OF Mis-.
iouTIl hsnlueky, ele. size l3 ll. rnea % esnll.
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Mcclellan has on tho limo ofthc

Mcclellan has on the limo ofthe
Potomac, including General Dix's
command, one hundred and forty
thousandmen and two hundred and
thirty pieces ofartillery. McClel-
Ian needs, as ho statos, four hun
dred pieces Of artillery and twenty
thousand stand Of arms to supply
that number olhis soldiers who ear
rs Weapons almost useless in a bst-
90.
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Bishop McIlvnine "a COmsnis-
sIOner 90 EurOpc.


Archbishop Hughes len for Eurolc
lasi Wednesday. Thuslow Wed was 10
leave to-day. Il is understood he viii he
followed in q few days by Bishop Nell.
yaine Of Ohio and Hon. Edward Everett.
The visit Of these gentlemen 20 Eu-
rope seems to be made with the spproy-
al Of the Government, ss an OF them
have lately been here IN consultation
with the President and Csbinont.
SNows nom the Lower Potomac shows
that The enemy have continued their rat
roWode movement Il q stated by con
trsbands that they have gone 10 points
south Of Nirgluia.
The ". S. SANITARY commission hOa
reported at iangth on the condition Of
tho prisopers in ulc forts az New York
ST. LOUIS, Nov. Q.
Gen Grant tolegraphs FROM Caro- q
Headluaitou here that our victory Al
lDelnonl was complete, We capture,
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The Republican State ticket ia
elected by $4,000 majority. Both
branches Of The Legislature arc
largely Republican. Samuel HOOK
cr, Rep, is elected to Congress in
Burlingames's district, over @. b.
Upton, Dom, by 600 mai.
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nolllrra,

WASHINGTON, Nov. Misopprchen-
sious having existed touching the Post
muster Generals order orthc 3Ist Octo.
her, Pos;mHo, to Slil recognize il as fo'-
lows Tho certificate "Soldirr's letter"
may bo signed by any acting field or staff
officer In the service of the UAitcd States,
as the Major aud when 80 certified, let
tcrs may be forwarded without prepay
mont ot postage, which must, howcvor,
bo collected at tho Office Of delivery aa
before.
tSigned,1 JoHN A. KAssoN,
First Aas't II M E,r.r,1
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TIe FIghl nI NIorgnntorn. -


On Thursday last, the rebel for.
ccs, To tho number of three or four
hundred, swan tho river below
Morgantown, Il village on Green
river, abopt fifteen miles from Bow
ling Green. Col. MclIenry was
rncamped with his Regiment in the
vicinity On learning the intelli.
gencc he at once advanced with the
force he had, and after sharp con-
hict, drove back the oonttderatcs,
killing many and pretty eflectually
dispensing them. The Evansville
Journal says that the rebels, il is
believed, had sent off for re-enlorcc-
mcnts, with the determination OF
making another assault. Col Nc
Henry dispatched messengers to
different points for ro.cnforcemcnts
intending to give them battle. 1t
Is thought by this timo ho has
5000 or 1000 troops collected m.
der his command. Thomossenger
from the camp arrived just before
tho boat left, and tho Journals in.
tormant did not learn tho number
Killed aud wounded, though it is
believed to have been very severe
on tho part of the Conicdcrates, ne
they were compelled to or, SIS the
river in retreat. Womay soon ex-
poet news ofa battle, as the points
ono seriously threatening Buckner's
dank - Gin. Gaz,, 9th.
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water tor thc Navni Expedition.
The United states steam trauspor,
City Of New York sailed oH Thursday
evening with full cargo Of croton wa-
Ter for The great naval expeditios. Her
desIination Is said 70 be Port Royal.
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Euil COMBINATION "f the Occu-
pation ~ IinufOrt--G great LOSE
OF tlc EtCBeis.

CAIRO, Nov ll--Mcmphis papers rs.
criycd to-day, contliu dispatches frsm
Savannah, fully confirming the landnu
OF the naval expedition ot Bcuufrt end tho
capture Of three forts at Port Royal,
Hilton Head and bay Point. The Fedo-
ral forces had possession Of the town ol
Bcaufort.
Tue rebels acknowledge their loss very
largo.
Now Orlcnne Popors, also received to-
day speak Of an immense neot or Ship
Island.
A dispatch from NV York states that
another large Naval Expedition, pnrticu-
lary adapted for harassiug the Cult
coasts, rs now ready 10 soil lrom that city.
The Navy Department has begun a good
work and Is evidently determined to
prosecute it with vigor
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The Cupturo % Houston. We.


The Cupturc % Houston. We.
tsrecsi Di'rse6 70 ns Chssro rrhans
ROMA, No, Nov g.
Col 0founel has just returned rom
I Houston, with tho expedition be led IN The
chase Of Frceman. The forco consisted
of about 800 in'anuy and about 100 cav
lnlfy. Fretmsn'e force reported 20 have
been five hundred stfon1 Dc ontefed
Houston on tho 7th inst, and tc0k The
town ~ surpfisc. Tho STARS and stripes
wcre placed ON DE Court House Two
rebels wore Killed both prominent officers
erd several citizens prisoners. Three
hundrcd head " cattle, mulos and horses
wero captured and brought In. A mail
carrier with yH,mblc letters was also
taken. The cnCmy was followed a.
within 90 miles Of the Arkansas line,
when The chase was given up The Col.
imnld proclamation 60 the people Of
llou3t0n pnd Texas county, ndmoni shing
The rebels of thut vitin'iy Boz decided tones
that 10 uc Uui5u mcu wrc mol aud
again in person or properly be- would 20.
turn und wreakycHguauco on their huuds.
AbHA AAtN 8aftaa ~ RfWtAlNtt
EomburGuneut of Port IaynI
--Vhc Place About Go surrcu-
der.
EEw YoRK, Nov. o.
A special from Fort Monre to
the Timcs says
Our feet is bomharling pul
Royal, which is said 70 bcinacrid
ical condition, and lust ready to
surrender. The rebel commander
had asmall steamer under HE con.
troll, and threatened 90 90 out and
seize one orthe vessels of tie feet
which hal been driven on lee
shore with troops aboard. This
nows comes through Secession
sources, and is claimed TO bo de-
rived from one Of General llugers
aids.
A special to tho Tribune says:
One Of our gmhoats was disab-
led by the robcl's guns, aud anoth
or ia aground aud Capt. Tainall.
about to take her. II was reported
ut first that tho Great Republic was
lost, but il was incorrect.
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The returns Indicate that A. w.
Bradford, Union, is elected Gov.
crnor by about 10000 majority
Good enough.
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Coz. BEulIiyn ReIcnscdn.

A ST. Louis dispatch says that Colonel
Mulhgan has been released uncoudition-
ally, having probably been exchanged for
Gen. Frost, Of Camp Jackson notoricty
The Irish soldiers in 81 Louis are wild
with joy over his release.
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HTinnrsOtn Election.

The official majority Ex-Governor
Ramsey, Republican, will net vary
much from 5000.
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0s-A dispatch to the Philadelphia
Press states that Ger. Mcclellan has,
through means not mnde public, informed
himself very minutely Of the movements
Of the enemy, the number and strength Of
their batteries at and in the vicinity Of
Manassas Junction, tho number Of guns
they have mounted, and the strength Of
their army. He 10 guided in his opera
tons by full knowledge Of all their i'm
portant movements.
or Mr.. Thurlow Weed, in The Albany
Evening Journal, states that he goes TO
fsaeope on private business solely, and not
as an agont for the Government.
0eTIn Southern Illinois, (Egypt) the
authorities have been making sweeping
arrests among the Knights. Eight were
recently arrested in MoI.anoshoro, Har-
iton County, several more al New Balti-
more aud at Middleton, and three At Fair.
field, Wayne Co.
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EnIhusEasiic Reception Of FIRE.
mont in 81. Louis.

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. s.-Geu, Fremont ar
rived here on spcial train this evening,
and was met at The depot by an immense
aud enthusiastic crowd Of citizens. Large
delegations of Germans, from the various
wards Of the city, esconrted tho General
70 his quarters, in a torshlight procession.
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ARM FOR THE FIGHT.
Treason stiIlDehant
55th Regiment Filling UpI

This Regiment Z now nearly fun and IN
Cnmp Mcclellan, Norualk. h is provided
fully with tcniing, uniforms, Sc. Connected
with u Is mustered fne Regimental Band
uuder the leadership Of o N Baos. Tie
aanklng companies viii be armed with the
Euisld Rides.
The undersigned has been commissioned 10
10 recruit iorthe s5tk Regiment and is en-.
powered 20 muster men inte service, uniform
subsist aud transport them 80 camp Paw
pill oomueuea With date of muster roll
Head Qunrlars at Atiioa Ohio CONE sor-
ward. mo and support err goscrnmenl.--
fsrit pe Fight
p SCHUYLER.
Recruiting Iitulcnant
AiOca, g NOV 1901 ners.aa
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The Union State ticket is elected
100000 maj The Legislature
Is almost unanimons Union.
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War News.
desperate Fight nt mCl-
m0nt, Missouri.
a.soo uNIoN mEN ATTACH
1900 REnELs.

The Rebels Drives Across the River,
Their Camp Burned, and stores
Captnfcd Tcrrihio siangbicr.
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NJ. c. WHITLEY,
JOSIAH PLANTS,
G. +. SENEY.
Jrdges Of 10th judicial District, o.


NoN' W iNt'i "AAloiai District, u
The State Of Ohiu,
Seneca County, IS
], Geooge s.. Chrislip.
Clerk Of the Common Pleas and District
Courts within aud for the county Of Sensc
do hereby certify that The foregoing is a full
and true copy ol the original order (now on
file IN this ofiee) as m Do BY the Judges of
the sain 10Th Judicial District.
Witness my hand and the seal
- Of The Conrt affixed, vt TifRn
}SEAL.{ city this 9th day Of Oeteber,
t-~-y--) A. d Is6l
GEO. 9, CHRIsTLIP,
Clerk,
novI.4w
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DISTRICT COURT.


CUMMUN TLEAo COURTS.
Seneca county, January 10, May &c, Oct 90
WYandot CO., Feb. ls, April %, Nov. II.
Crawford CO., March 4, May 10, Dec. 2.
Putnam co Feb. 4. Nay 6, Oct. 81.
Wood CO., Feb n, May 10. Oct "a.
Hancock CO., FEB. %, May 20, Nov. 10
In witness whereof we have signed this
order officially this lat day of October, A. d.
tSGi.
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semeca Co. Agricultural
society.

Tho ANIMAL meeting n said Dos
olsiy vui is. Asla d ne couft acu b fieln,
eon,ianntiae at iN oVl11t a. Ai. AZ ncmltn oi ard
ssiant f,elIns al iuiefast in to neipfe % he iee
riy alo eafaf sucioi n hsrltseat ai lh1 npfirt
nnl fesi.f n ihe aalffiIou nI rNQFfI 20 iht rn't
la.r. ana in tha ifaniarlIon m isra ohof tpainff
laal SO lron. hi l|risIe lIA IlralIfT. .....,.,
nr prIer ~ no HonlI I.N. fltihN".t
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-15
Glorious Victory in
Kentucky.
400 Rebels Killed aud 1000
Plkeners Taken,

Pans, kYyNov. -
Gen. Wilson met thcrsbcls cn Friday
last ~ Pikcton Pike county Ky, und
won glorious victory Col i.lbc Moore
attacked the rebels 10 The rrar wish 3,sOO
men. Col, liaria, I'd Ohio. in front with
600 men, Harris falling back and Moore
pressing forward, on tho enemy were
brought into th midst Of Nels0n's whole
Brigade, whom our forces prassri them
upon all sides, killing 900, and taking
1000 prisoners. The balance were scat
trrd in nll directions. Tho loss Of the
4 dtrals is email.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-15

The pnhlic are hereby notified
ihai Peilon G'a rcaI giuhs press aied 10 che tom
wiuioncrs nfsenecl Ccnnyi Ohio. "a iheir neeemher
senHuui ifli, firi 20 commence az fiie foulh east
cofaeF VI iecliaG 1nd che nofih est fofuef sf soo
uou saounthlpe. rarge IA where's eoaaiy road ier.
minsfts and faa westalnng thf taeion line boiesun
seflonf aad ~ one luie to auoihsl eaaHiy road aad
tpdilfre semnals,