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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-25
RECENT MEDICAL TESTIMONY,
ImPORTANTaCA CAuTIoNI

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Tho rfraInafy ~ Winchoticf enuno
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uun the 'H1sng ruh by eert1n ra pf hofarict
olcrin- their bsi preparations under tho fHs pfrn that
They Iu - o. m'uH THE country ltalt1 dufd With
rututrA InIua raTen AG, 'y uuuTulou offer
Jog hnnua rumcdipT
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guard a these d. ritsfo nh thrn q heir
iler health. tg Wff1 iar Dr., CiirHCtLLs TWtATtsE on
CONSUMPTION, and flr my G.Atfal Circular which
ttruEstv rttarp
nul Ht1 ftfsr from mncn phvtau throughout tho United
Sgissand Lgr.g giving the rcsuts In iunny thousands
OF cases. s.Nr iliLE to Al iNgJtEtHa, prepaid
Winohester's Genuine Preparation
lS THE Only nEtl AntE PORN or TilE iirorin,ritrEs
LNApE FROM TllE ORIGINAL tpHNTLAl ir Is PIT
tF ~ ANn 1G.ux. nurrifs. At 81 hND ee
LACtL THREE LARGE. on SIX SMALL
rOG e.. rSE so OTTEE.
r1nund thi Remedy with tie soasaied ruoa.
ttyAL looni avoid ul pruatont ,orsuing tnuv
which ~ and top-ttvrn on whg Ncfieubsr
shat u. tufthl ESQ DRUG on OTHER MEDICINE
on TAktN ar IltE SAME TIME
Uui.gi sta.,' aaI British rry,ints', -aa ly
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-25
AInbnmn LcELsInturc.

NIVN IVVNhNIi y IU'i ? UUs IHs
The House passed to-day billto pro-
vide against the invasion Of the State by
sea. ID makes pilots liable TO fine and
imprisonment for bringing vessels iuto
the harbor Of Mobile, and authorizes the
Comma nder Of Fort MoFganto destroy
the beacon and landmarks at his discre-
ton.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-25

MHLEpoEvmLE, Ga, Jan. 2O.-The
ordinance declaring the secession Of
Georgia from the United States passed
the State Convention at two O'Clock yes
terday afternoon, by yeas 2Os, nays 50.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-25
More RepudiatiOn in South
Carolina.

Having violated her Constitutional
obligations, South Carolina has now re-
pudihted her honest debts. A bill has
passed both Houses Of her Legislature
declaring all debts 20 citizens Of nom
slayeholding States null aud void.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-25
FoRr SUMTER, y. ca
SntnrdnN. lnn. ~. lakl.(


VIZ, ID. I.EWls. Esq, Philadelphia;
Dear SiE--l have the honor 20 ac-
knowledge the receipt OF your favor OF
the 9Th inst, inclosing copy Of the
proceedings Of the public meeting held
Ia Philadelphia on the 9th inst.
Twill not attempt to express the feel.
ings which ouch an approval Of my poor
efforts to do my duty exctcs, but will
now merely thank you personally for tho
handsome manner in which YOU have
performed your part a. presiding officer
of the meeting, aud for the nattering
terms oC your letter Of trsnsmttal
Hoping that hyt blessing Of God the
impending political storm may be dispors-
cd without bloodshed, AN, drnr sir, very
respectfully,
Your obcdicnt servant,
RonERT AHDERsoN,
Major Y, =, A.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-25
The Great Robbery by secreta-
ry Floyd.


- " "'IINE WI IOIIVI 0UI0'
There is good reason to b0lieve Mr.
Floyd issued s 900, 100000 in ucceptan-
oes, like those substituted by Mr.. Russell
for the stolen bonds, in addition to tho
amount already discovered. One firm in
Boston holds $4,000 which were dis
counted in regular business way. This
il the most monstrous fraud ON record.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-25
Letter from Major Anderson.

Judge Lewis of Philadelphia, has re.
se'vcd the following netc from Major An
doSon, in reply to a letter which he ud.
dressed him, inelosing the proceedings
OF the Union Meeting held in Philadcl-
phiO ON the 9th:
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-25
GIN AS A REMEDIAL AGENT
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
nIIIIAnEI pIIIA

Dcnev0lont Institution established BY special I'm.
dowment, Tor the Relief ofihe Sick an u Distressed
afflicted whh Nirulent aud Epidemic Disoasss, sad
especially Cor the Of diseases ofthe Sexual or.
NInf.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, By the Acting
~sASutpeon, 70 ~ who apply BY etter with desrrp
ton NJ their condition taFe, occupation. hahia offe
&c.,) and In cases ofcxtreme poverty, Medicines fur
nislied ffoc Of charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on srermatouhUa, and
other diseascf Of The Sexual Ofrans, and the NEW
REMEDIES employed in the Oispensary, sent 10 the
afflicted IN sealed letter cnveopcs free ofoharge Two
~ three Stamps FOR postage viii be acceptable.
Address, nR. sktLLlN UOUGUTON, ActnF
surgeon, Howard Aworiation, No. South Ninth s.,
fhiladclphia, Pa. Nv oflet Of ths Director.
EZRA ID. D.HEARTWkLL, Ptctideut.
GEo. FAtnCmiLp, Secretary. dsc2SlT
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-25
From EIoridn.

TALLAHAssE, Jan. 1s.-Thrcc dolo-
gntcs to the Southern Congress have
been appointed by the Governor, and
confirmed by the Convention.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-25
FARM FOFS SALE.

The undeIsigncd ofers for sale bis Farm A.. miles
north east II Tiihn, the Portland State Road con.
'innE oi 100 acres, 100 Of which iiu good state or
cultivation the balance rs In excellent timber There
Is sN neyerhihng springs the farm. 50 situated as
Ia anord stock water 10 each 6ed The buildings are
a nearly new. Io soil Is good foT AZ kinds Of ersin
be neetest market Is Watson's Station, being one
and halfmiles GistAnt
Asmo'i peuens woph prefer viewing Garmbefors
nnt'hasinr, mrhefeomments are deemed unnecetsarv
FrTsons at distance desiHnr fhef fom alien viii
address the undersigned ~ Finn, sensea co.., O,
janis lm LEWIS E.HOLTZ.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-25

The orders Of tho Governor oI Miss.
issippi TO place battery Of guns at
Vicksburg for the purpose Of huiling
steamers and causing them to land, has
been complied with, Ns we leurn from
one of tho clerks of the Smonda, who
informs us that four guns are placed at
the foot Of the blun, quarter of mile
above the wharf-boat; that while the Si-
mondS lay there on her trip up tho river,
blank cartridges were hrcd to bring to
and cause land the Gladiator, the lmpe.
rial and An q Taylor. and that Il was
understood that if the summons wero
be shottcd. Tho object of the uryeil.
lance has not been nude known.
tfrOm, The Mcmrhs EvsbiRi Arfu,, Jsn.i6l
Cincinnati stcamboatmcn have boen
thrown into fever from the Governor Of
Mississippi ordering cannon and mill.
tNry company to Vicksbmg TO hail all
steamb oats passing.
Tho Abolition journals Of Cincinnati
howl over il aud are greatly incenscd.-
We would like TO see them help them.
selves.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-25

w 'hlv ~ With rruMrrN Es and Cfr tiNTY te-Y is.trf
tt1fHff dfsHss. ever % iho lud tisd "Ut Con.
unriion bus al,' vh lNvAniAuLE EfttCtCY iNEf,Has-
@ ne NffrnLf and Hood eEtuH, sos Ncfr Wee
,ene,nl Dc6lity Nathan fnrniy s- ecrgru-
Ans AnFnmfr hrnuthltlss NuFuamuas kpkpta FNIIaa
rsl AHcnia. Charusis, Wasting, imIarel uuiriiigr.
tptyihe blood, aud al morbid conditions ~ ihe tyfn, De-
rf7ffa0f f f1ygf "fr frrs Thfir action h and
.rsge the one h1ud iuerf' fis Jnls WtCm CuN~ri
f1WLEtl T. L9i'1h-'.ENEtAliNG AGENTS kNoMN.
eheeHt ol lth eusiv uH 1e tulefu'lr auatHn ita ~,
w Whoesnrral synpi pp,fne slh aldy hath Grtttr
mtrvttut4 The physiological sis OF tho l,rurUusruurs
1"W hv on lrffn uf nnrNo1 a lfU tt tt
iy dr adnnisiratan, tIgr with tfiHi fssiHesf
ld dad fffn The uruus thcre have been sHv
df1rps as we'll thcfuneonal der1ngscrt The apru w
sftlann in The cNaruatunt become
fssl ahd more rdan The rsatoui, u they have etiitss
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-25
GREAT lEDVETI6I IN PRICES
Of&EWING AGHHNEG

Now l. favorable time TO get a Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Machine, The prices are very much reduced
eno theie 40 aaechlns To- the world that equa il for
Machines ehsnsvefitis bfousht in eOppsuuoa with
ether ermaehnes.
The undersigned haye the agency for ths sale Of
them, and the attention OF al Interested IN SEWING
haehinss t Invited to them We are sure that thsy
viii give satisfaction 10 purchasers.
A. 4 NJ. A. HUSBAND,
lanIoo" Tennis Block. Tim, O.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-25
b. CHURoHLus NV TREATMENr-

tHla1 if o.
arfHf.-
bscanony llssile pccinc Ucncdy ~ tis routp
fotr ng hv DO
rfi7r which ens s.Vil an oyYnira Tiir itY
lultD7rutrE4 uF LIME AND SODA POSSESS NuTtf 1ttfsf
QUALITIES y TUE HIGHEST rtstsE. a tIasfapiin " t
ts prevented by tnE 90 lp c system tnrried COB due
snlnin rhofofie element if e arr-ranssn
thsaEnt ufC1uuft1 ie PATIENT ithct dali fsui oh-
i'rerne'rif DO VI pualy ty 90 fiafysartn pei
rrTHTfHl Zee ~Aff1 fee ff1Hiif nHd M
f'n1l n't ol Che HaualVtua
.i'.a.Nf ~ D. 1 natirt - ua. rttutrs. uNh NLNLM
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-25
Later from E1Ortda ae-PcmsacOIa
Navy Ward fn Possession Of
FtOrtdn Troops.

AtVHANa ANoopa'
NEw OnLEANs. Jan. 19.--Tho steam
er Atlantic from Pensacola, yesterday
afternoon, reports the Navy Yard in pos
session Of 2,000 mes, and that troops
were arriving from ull directions. Tho
United States steam gun-boat Wyan-
dotte was lying At the entrance Of the
harbor, communicating with Fort Pick
ems, having the families Of the officers Of
the fort on board She was out Of coal
and supplies, but was not permitted to
enter the harbor. Opinions seemed to
be divided az 20 resisting an attack on
the fort by the Florida troops.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-25

The Senators from the seeding s,atos
Of Florida, Alabama and MISSISSIPPI bado
their comrades an DfFsetionate farewell,
on Monday vacated their seats and len
the Senate Chamber. The Alubama
delegation, in the House, has also signed
sndsubmitted papor, announcing their
withdrawol from that body.
They tried to look serious and deter
mined, burhwas evident from their man.
nerthat thoy felt they we're enaciing a
Stupendous farce aud mixing themselves
ridiculous in the eyes OF all Christen,
dom. Ifthoy are really In earnest, they
win lnd secession serious matter an,
ns boys play before they GET through
They are invoking upon their owl
heads a storm, that viii soon whsln
them in awful destruetion.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-25

wo see II stated BY two or three
Wishington correspondents, that 0g-
ges.ions have been made looking 70 the
introduction Of proposition into Con-
gress 10 buy out all',hs slaves ia Mary
land, Delaware, Arkansas. Missouri,
Texsa and Louisiana. in order TO settle
ihe Slavery and Secession question in
the country north Of sao Potomac aud
west Of the Mississlppi river, in peace
fol manner. II 10 thought Si0O, 900 900
would complete the work.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-25
Administra tors Sale of
Real EainIc.

Notice is hereby given. that under aud
pursuant TO an order issud to me by the
Probate court OfSeneoa comfy Ohio, In the
cause FLAMES Boyd Admir- Of estate Of Mi
chacl Long Deceased, with will annexed, a.
gainst William Long and others, will offer
for sale At public yenduc, on Monday the 26th
dRy Of January A.D.lS6l between tho hours
ef ten A. NJ aud four p NJ, Of said day, al
The door Of the Court House in the city OF
Iiihn Ohio, the real estate bounded and des.
cIibod as follows 10 wit
The South west quarter Of Section thirty
two in Township two, North OF Range Six
teen East In said Seneca county Ohio, ex-
cepting ten acres out Of the south west corner
thereof now owned by one Cutler.
TERMS OF SALE.-One third cash In
hand, one third in one and two year,, with
interest, from day Of sale, the deferred pay
mcnts secured Dy mortgage on the promises
JAMES BOYD,
Admir- on the esta Of Michael Long.
with viii annexed.
PENNINGTON, LIE 4 BREwER. Attorneys.
deo2O-5w Printers fee $500
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-25

Just above Vlcksburg, by direction of
Gov. Pettus, battery has been erected,
Ind every boat hailing from north Of Ma.
son & DiSon's lino, is compelled to round
TO and give an account OF thcm-
selves. The Imperial, from this port,
passed there during the night, and was
forced to land at tho bchest of twelve.
pound shot fred across her bows. OF
course she was all right and won't on
The sew Republic is gOing to work in
earnest,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-25
The NGissis slppi River
Blookaded.
a nnttvvy Ercc led Dt VicksburE
OUTRAGES ON THE RIGHTS OF
BTEAMBOA'rMEN.

Tho telegraph dispatch announcing
that Gurs had boon planted at vicksburg
by order OF the Governor Of Mississippi, To
intercept all p ssing stoamboats, hos
since been pronounced IN the House Of
Representatives at Washington, by Mr..
branch, TO be untrue, But the telegraph
was right and Mr. Drpnsh was wrong.
The Mississippi river has been blocka-
dcd by order of Gov. Petius, and oil
steamboats, passing are required TO round
70 and give an account Of themselves.
The infsmy Of this business needs no
commentary al our hands. We present
the following extracts condrmatory Of
the statement
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-25
FREE LECTURES! !.
P ii Il II NOLOGY

L hOE. HALM IL X,
OF rui.in.hay, viii commence course Of Lecture,
sR the shove tubisct', at
LOGSSer'S Halt,
Commencins fhursdAy evening, Jan. 18th,
These subjects will be illusiratedhy 1900 on Paint
ings, and large collection ofbuss aud skulls Tepre
snting men Of all nations, kindred aud tongues IRON
The the EquinoE 20 siScriai NegToe., Cauoassians
Mougoliant, Malays, American Indians Esquiniaur
and others too numerous 10 mention, Also, a very
large collecton ofbifdt and beaas-eomptsing almost
all the lower snimas FSench NIanakin, capable Of
diieeion into $50 pieces, exhibiting 1900 obiecy and
French skeletoh ofa notable character, we'll dried
and preserved,
PROGRAMME.
Leciuie .. What has science done ior the WOrld-
The bearing OF Phfenolegy on The Edneation OF
Youth.
I.,cluyss, woman-h'r pOvs,snd influence in the
Lseture3 Man eonsidsrsd as an animal, having all
The passions Of the lower animals,
Lecture 4. Man considered moral and dinielliFent
beinE,
Lecture s. Man considered az an intellectual being
z" 9, MaiHmonv, andthe utility Of phrenolory
in the choice ola life paHHet
Lecture The rise aud progress Of the United
0eologioaiy, A''roromiealy and Physiologicauy
Each Lecture sileioss with two FUBIIc EXAM.
lthATiONs Of peFton seloetedb by the audience thus
practically testing The truth Of phfenooey
MFs.fALMER willcommence course Of Lecture, !,
on Physiology, 10 the ladies, Illustrated BY appsopt
ate diagrams, Manakin and skeleton.
Doors open N6Ns Lecture 30 commence AT -
fiT,t tive Lectures Free, Reserved seats ior the
D AAAANAs
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-25
Do I'm KNnW -

''Ntrrr7N h hs' 10 aiars, tasn ra.ai.d ~ A. tv-r
NJ ~ " ss-g sast 20 ua l-.nas hrt tos-a-
10 c1gsl ufna.ititv. "ulsfrIa afifs - f l --. ~
wv. uurN that uaIcafnIf or nft thr uGuft
thia discuao." '' fN''' "
The CURE Or CoNsJMrTtoN. even In tho
second and tair stnacr, f,t period fhtrrrrr ybrr
there con be no doubt thc nnturo orthc disrn.e
rs TUE RULE while DEATH Is T1IE ExCTP.
TiON"-p' ciu'ei iafis inp'-ii Asaiago n isis risi
DR.. CHURCHftl'S NEW TREATMENT
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-03-14
After Ex-Secretary Holt.

The Charleston Mercury walks into Mr.
Holt, late Secretary of War under Mr..
Buchanan, as follows:
Joseph Holt. who is more cordially and
justly hated and despised than any man
10 the Cabinet. has refused to receive a
box sent to him from South CaroliDa.--
The box when opened at the Ad dams Ex-
press Coppanys Office, was found to con
tain "most beautiful flowers" No one
dared to disturb these flowers, for fear oi
an explosion of some subtle poison
Holt does not deserve the honor of an as.
sassinstion. But be is a marked man.
If ever be ventures within the confines OF
the Confederate States, be will never re-
turn to practice coercion again. The
breed of such traitors cannot be perpetu
ated among US.
Traitor to what was Mr.. Holtl Sore'
~ not to South Carolins, nor to the Con
federate States. If the Mercury's is the
spirit of the new government, the Con
federate States will be a delightful coun
try to live in. phis fault of Mr.. Holt Is
that amongst traitors be was faithful, and
discharged bis duty honestly and fear
lessly.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-03-14
Leslie Comb on the Crisis.

General Leslie Combs writes to bis SON
10 Missouri:
"Mr. Clay, the immortal Harry of the
West, as be was sometimes called, gave
me notiee Of the coming danger more than
quarter Of century ago. South Caro-.
lina-the leading tory State of our revo-
luton War-was ripe for dissolution In
1892 8, but General Jackson's energy
and Mr.. Clay's humane wisdom postponed
the storm--now bursting over our heads.
So, after the adoption Of the Conpromise
measures of 1850. sustained by Clay and
Webster of the Wing party, and .Csss and
Douglass of the Democratic party, South
Carolina tried to Ere the Southern hearts,
and in Mr.. Yancey's sig mica ut la nguage,
precipitate' the Gulf States into revolu-
ton. You will remark that be does not
say hasten. which means to expedite or
move them more rapidly into revolution,
for then they mi9 ht puase, and stop, aud
turn back, when reason took the place
of passion; but to '2orecipitate' them, IN AXE
them at once leap over the perpendicular
! cliff of rebellion into the burning gulf Of
revolution, from which be hoped they
could uever leap up again to the broad
level plain Of liberty and equality 10 the
Union. With this view, and for this pur-
pose. they are now pressing matters in
South to the shedding OF blood, supposiDg
that in this they can even draw off old
Kentucky--the birthplace Of soldiers and
pstriots-troD ber firm attachment to the
Union, which was formed by Washington
and his associates. and drag her at the
tail of insoleut South Carolina.
: May God in bis infinite mercy avert these
dire cslsmities. My SOD, do Jour duty,
and never disgrace your native State,
come what may. "Yours, truly,
LESLIE COMBS"
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-03-14
A descent upon Mexico.

Beu. McCulooh and his followers are
organizing for descent upon the north
eru Provinces Of Mexico, with the expec-
tatioD of uniting them to Texas by con-
quest, and setting up an independent sOv-
eminent, detached from the Cotton Con-
federacy. This scheme has been planned
for some time. One Of the most import
ant duties OF the new Administration will
be to establish proper diplom ATTIC relations
With Mexico, and exclude the illbusters,
whose purpose it is to oyerrun 1t and ex-
tend the area of Slavery. Mr.. Weller IS
no endea voring to make a pro Southern
treaty, without waiting to unders'a0"
Mr.. Lincoln's policy. twill not be ree-
ognized il made.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-03-14
New Hampshire Election.
Concord, Tuesday, March IL, 1851.

Concord, Tuesday, March IL, 1861.
The election to-day called out about
tbs usual vote. Nathaniel S. Berry was
supported BY the Republicans for Cover.
ernor, and George Stark by the Opposi-
ton. Three members of Congress we're
also voted for.
The vote of Concord was: Berry, L.
362; Stark. 8s5.
Manchester, Berry. 500; Stark. $50
Nashua. Berry. 9O5; Stark, $50.
The result in SD towns foot up for Ber.
ry, 1866; for Stark, 10000; scattering
a..
The result in Portsmouth isr Berry
720; Stark. 727.
For Congress, Marstop, Rep. l72; Mar.
ey. Dem., 74l. Democratic gain over
last year, l59.
1880 p. m.-l02 towns foot up, Berry
81 $50; Stark, 1902.
One hundred and seven RepublicsI
Representatives are elected to the Legis.
lature, in the towns heard frou, and 26
Democrats. The vote already received
indicates majority for Berry of $500
to 1000. Rollins. Republican, for Con
gress, 10 the Second District, will receive
from 500 to 900 majority. All the Re
publican candidates for Congress are Q.
lected, four Of the fge Coupcilors. and
eight or nine of the twelve Senators.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-03-14
A Voice from Delaware.

The following is an extract from bus
mess letter received by firm in Boston
from Wilmington, Del. The writer 10
Southern mau, and sn old resident of
Wilmington:
well, the long looked for day has
come that day that turns from the head
of Government set of thieviDg rascals
and perjured traitors, and insugurstes a
new and untried .Admini-tratiou which
though Republican, yet | sincerely believe
from present appearances, will be honest.
This is more than can be said oil the one
Just expired | do not want you to think
that | am Republican; but | am free to
say that would ten thou.and times rather
live under Republican Administration
(even allowing that they are all their en-
emies say they are that is vile) than live
under an organized tand of robbers and
traitors who seruple not to do anything
mean and conte mptible to accomplish
their heiliSh designs, even to the crime of
perjury. This may seem hard language,
but it is true The Inaugural of Prcsi-
dent Lincoln gives satisfaction, believe,
this way, and We of the Border States
breathe free now. for We have a Govern
men.-thank Col zee haze GoUerment.
Lincolu is insugurated and We have u
nlted States yet.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-03-14
Elnr1da in Distress.

The Pensacola observer means in this
fashion:
"Forida will soon be called upon to
furnish her quota of men for the regular
army of the Southern Cobfederscy. This
quota has been put down at 1000 men.
With an empty Treasury, We cannot i'm
agine how she can enlist. equip. and ara
th. Dumber. II our State is bankrupt
at this early stage of the action, We think
the sooner she sells out the better. If
the State Gosernnent cannot be carried
on for want Of fluids, let Florida be diyi.
ded betweeu our sister States of Georgia
and Alabama, by the line of the Cbatta-
hooche River. The sooner this is done
the better, for to this it must come ct
lastn
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-03-14
War preparations in Virginia.

According to TIE Richmond (Va) DIS
patch, the State Armory located in that
city is in full operation. 1t turns out
from 1000 to 5000 muskets and rifle
cartrid ses day. AT the Tredeger works
two ten.iuch coumbiads. destined for Al
abaUa, are nearly completed; and two
fierce looking mortarS for South Carolina
will shortly he ready. In the casting of
one mortar and quo last week 5000
pounds OF metal were used. She'll and
cannon shot lie about promiscuou-ly and
in heaps, ana large number of meu are
engaged in the uanufacture of these de-
structive messengers. Several cannon OF
the large and snail caliber arc in process
Of manufacture, or already completed;
and 10 another department the gun. ear
riages are getting ready, under the hands
of competent workmen.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-03-14
Gen. Scott takes the Response olllty.--
Fort Pickens to be Re-entorced.

An official letter from Major Anderson,
received on Saturday, says he had only
fifteen days subsistence and wood; the
question has therefore risen with the Ad-
uinistratioD, whether re.enforcements
shall be attempted or the fort abandoned
The latter conrse. it is thought, will be a.
dopted, from inevitable necessity. by ad.
vice Of Lieut. Gen. Scott. There il, how
ever. conflict of opinion between Repub-
licsns on this question, but no conclusion
arrived at in the Cabinet Council.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-03-14

A good hearted old Republican yeo-
man of Illinois having imbibed the fool
sh notion that attempts were to be made
upon Mr.. Lincon's life-by poison or
hersise--recently walked a long dis
,ance for the purpose of utterins his sol
emn warning. Arriving in the presence
chamber of Republican royalty, he became
abashAd and forgot his errand. He was
turning to leave, when sudden iu~pira-
ton struck hin. aud be said quickly.
wont leave till tell ye, sir Just mark
my words Don't you eat nothing ex-
cept what the old woman cooks for ye J"