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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-11

notice by the President Of the United States for tie de-
ierse OF the feGe al capital and il the desire OF bis
Celency the governor and commanderiEchet that the
troops should be in read nes Tor any legal r5qusidon
that may be made upon them. The orders apply more
directly to the first DIVISION and require rigid crutiny OF
Comsny rolls, frequent company drills, and thorough
pep traiion for a I've service
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-11
'nrdlT Realized.

Hi I'D II 'orrbe eadache this hatenoon hand hi stepped
hnto the hapohecares hand say hi to the man Can Won
haase Of han 'eaIaehey" "Does hit haehe ard" saws
e "H xccediugy, SAYS hi hand hupon that c gave me
Ccphalic Pin band pon me onor lit cured me SO quick
that 'ardly realized hi 'ad 'ad an eadeche.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-11
THE SOUTHERN CONGRESS- PROVISIONAL
COVERNNE\T

NoNrGovEEY, Feb. S-rUe Congress was IN secret Ses
sion four hours to-day snd met again tonight ana
probably achieved important results which Will De iSue
known tOmorrow. The only public 81 sson was nan al
hour this morning consumed in prayer, and some formal
business resolutions.
General Hennilgsen is here.
SECOND DESPATCH
MONTGOMERY, Feb. 9.-Tue Congress last nigh, unanl
mously agreed TO Constitution aud Prov>ona DoVerh
ment vigorous government viii 20 into lm'neu'a'e
operaton with full powers and ample fuuds. -,
No proposition for compromise or reconstruction WI
be entertained
The Congress will remain in session 10 make Ill n'ees-
sary avs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-11

FACT WORTH KSowIsG.-Spalding's Cephae Pills are
certain cure for Sick Headache Bilious Headache, Ner.
yous Headache, COstveness and General Debility.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-11
Tia AIRS .NAL AT LITTLE ROCKETS REPORTED
SEIZCRE UNTRUE

Van BURN, Ark, Feb. S.-The couductor Of the
Ov-ian Mail, from Litle Rock reports that the ru-
tha' the enal at that point had been seized .
ialse. he says that party Of m n came up from be
W TO take the arsenal but told by the citizens Of
ttle Rock that tLtJ would be resisted and ttey &C.
q Iently abslsued from any attempt.
THURLOW WEED DECLINES BEING A COMNIS-
SIONER 10 THE PEACE CONGRESS
NEw IoEE FEB. g--Tl urlow Weed has declined the
aDpoatme Of Commission, ion this State tie p
Con-rtss 4 " lshii g'cn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-11

aNINR DRLAwARG BUTTER -sS lea OF ytFy
ca gs. Tor tAbs i4s received Oy steamer, for
ss2i. wA WALLACE soEs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-11

ft'HE above PURE WHISKY COPPER DeTILLsD fr>m MALT
I'D GRAIN beng superior and uniform n qdsity
inProI ed BY Age, rerred ty Wills.
ke aud paruls!y IcCnme-dc dcd by The best physcaus
Chen6s pcaea ng ~ the requemeris OF fnUE TONIC
lNNlU, PiTOR, anj REMEDIAL AGENT.
Scr uylI Water, Of Phisdeigia, u.ed IN lAion
t WHISKY proved by analy "a be Sorst purest
tes 10 the Uuite States snd 70 t may great asres
t'hnted the excellence Of this WHISKY.
y0r sale
.FHEElIAN a sINPsOE, PhohI DistiiIecy,
Oa tts SAHyn4R iirer lHRdds!gAd,
osfIGs5 W " Ala SrsEgT. Nav YOKg
lOs soufH FEosr sr., PHILAJNpsl,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-11
I'D MASSACHrssETS NILIrARY-

A DSs'oN, fso 7-h-Nii.agg orlers promulgated tc-
- Y he eonInan6es I-ehief or prriscsd A. foilows
y'eseo' eoui'Ou OF naiOnaI afiiirs renders Il 20
oH tos services Of the vouatos military Of Mass
HAl Be Repaired st 20 distant day AID Al sho',
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-11
I.s.,kssEEi GARR.

EUftNE CARSiHTCN having pnChasrj the Of lumber
- 'hr late EDWARD Dudley, VIII coinue the buslness Al
tie old yaid ccusr Franklin and 18Th 5tfees uhc he IN h.
happy e serve e old customers OF Mr. Dade an the pubis
generally ~
Stock oa hand white rre yellow Pine Yoory sinu Cher
~, Ash, Mahogany Maple hattoR wo T. Ifths sLings ie
EUGENE CsEciNGTOE
mol Cor frarkilD aIi 1911 Street,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-11
DUGSETT a. ANDERSON.

bON khNOk SlhtET,
RI receiving 70 the 5Al Trade. ipsanRs on Cloths MAJ
~ tnr, curt In cd Corniees BanLs ndo. ei.drs
Paper HanHgs CnTled Hair and Moss, for prices
Carpets Curtens Beds aHi Mattresses 10 order at Lo
tee Paper hanging done In the city cou5y by superior
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-11

WINCHEsE E's SYRUP or THE ENPO-
w PHosPnATfs, prepared by Dr. Churehts lormg a, a
remedy u the reameht ;or the Con
sumption For sale, with and valuable pFepar aons by
MEADE BAKER, PhAgmacrutis's,
l-G Main 81. above T.. O.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-11
ERf sn sUprLy FaNIsLY GaOCERIEs.

10 hIfiGs NJ. Gcshea Butter
10 IBIS BGcksheat Flour
~ btia supsiane Estfs aud gauily Nour
2Ta"s - aud Picked salmon
80 x bSls 10. / n. O. Roe Henints
% pLgs No. MScsere
70 bAs Engllsh DAIRY Pie tp,,Is s,j c,.,., ~.
0st Meal, r. e floaI, T. Sc N"'e''
Just received aLd for sale n hr lCxe ts,,s t. -. - .
pronp; customers, A. MINNIE 4 CO. = Family GToc,ry
""'T 81 and Main Sta.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-11

The Hon. Henry A Wise, who, according to the Nort
ern republicans is recruiting army to seize the edel
a. capital has written the following letter gentleman
iu Philadelphia It's iing at Gen. Scott will hardly
change the public estimate Of the veteran General:
i |
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-08
THE OLD WAR HORSE ItE.
TIRED.

Cen Scott, the hero Of 80 many battles
whose name is Identified with the his
tory ofour county Tor over hulfa century
aud which has become household word
TO ihe American people, has. By bis OWE
request, been retired from the actual com.
mand Of the army Of tho United States
The old hero, although he possessed an
iron constitution, feels the weight Of ac.
cumulating years pressing down upon
him andthis, aggravated by a fall he re-
coivcd a few years ago, has induced disease
and rendered him physically unfit for
active service, such as is now required
lIe retres, no doubt, with much rcluc-
tance from field in which he had hoped
TO win the crowninq laurels Oft life spent
in his country's cause. Though in the
providence Of God, this cannot be, he is
mono the less a hero and the sympathetic
hourt Of the nation will follow him In re-
tircmcnt. fle has already won the
brightest honors of unrading glory.
To his successor, the young Mcclellan,
the hopes aud prayers Ola nation are now
conccntcrcd. May be- prove second
Washington, in this dark hour Of olr ma
tons trial.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-08
Cen. Fremont Removed, IN thC
face of the Enemy
Great Excitement In tho Army!
srnINorm1D, Mo-, Nov.9.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, Nov.3,
Yesterday small bodies of the cntmy
came within twelve miles of us and news
was received of the approach of their adj
vance, 1000 strong. Preparations were
making TO 60 out and attack them, when
Gen. Fremont received the uucundi-
tonol order from Washington, relieving
him at once from his command, Sinml-
tuucously cumo the newspapers announ-
cling the fact. The intclligeroo spread
Ike wild.hre through the camps aud crca-
4 d indcscribable excitement and mdirru-
ton. Great numbers OF officers sigmfcd
thcir intention to resign nnt onoc and many
companies midtown their arms, declaring
they would fight under no one but Ere
mont.
The General spent much Of the after.
noon eXpostulatng with the officers, and
urging them by their patriotism and Their
personal rcgar for him, not TO abandon
their posts, lie also issued the following
farewell order TO the troops;
HEAtouARr rs WEsrtRN DrrARrmENrl
srRNoruLp, Mo Nova, "a.
Soldiers Of he Mississippi Army.
Agreeuhlyto orders this day received, /
take leave OF you, Although our urmy
has been ofsUddon growth, we have grow
up together and had beromc familiar
with the brave generous spirits which YOU
bring 10 the defence OF your country, and
which makes me anticipate for YOU a
brilliant career, Continue as you have
begun, and give nay successor Iho same
cordial aud enthusiastic support With
which You have encouraged me. Emu
late tho splendid example which you hay,
already before you, aud let me remain, a.
. | am, proud OF the noble army which
had thus far labored 20 bring together.
Soldiers regret 10 leave YOU, Most
sincerely thank ycu for the regard an,
confidence you have invariably shown 4,
me. deeply regret that shall not hay,
the honor 10 leudyou 10 tho victory whicl
yru are just about 10 win, but | shal
claim 10 share with you in tho JOY of cv
cry triumph, and trust always To be frat
u ernoly remembered by my companion
in arms
(Signed) J, {. FRMoNr,
Major General u. s. A.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-08

Frcui tUItress NROurOC--The
t3rcftt rfCCf Nn' fguttCrus

FoHr MONROE, Nov. The Ethan
Allen reports she len the feet of Cupr
llatlcras, and the l,rry boats Euglc and
Ccmmodre Perry had ulrcpdy been sep
aratcd from the other vessels.
The Roanoke, which has Just returned
from the blockade of Chorlstop, brings
no Intelligence. Her shaft was broken
when Ell Beaufort, aud the p oyalcnt bad
weather Along the coHst compelled her
10 come up inside the course of the OK
petition.
ltis supposed that The tlcct has alrea-
~ reached is destination.
a aug Of truce went tu Norfolk TO day,
ard he's not yet returned
The Times Fortress Monroe cor
respondent writcs rs soon us the rools
were cleared the Minnesota moved down
10 her old anchorage, preparatory 10 g,v-
ing the McuimUc proper reception.
should thc ate mpt 10 come out Of Nor
folk, as report A. Us she intends 10 do on
The fret favorable night II is raid.
should the rebel frigatc or iron-clnd bat.
terry attempt 10 pass out, tho Minnesota
will not hesitate To lay close alongside of
her aud board her at all hazards.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-08
wuO CARES ron THE MIG.
GEHll

The object Of this war is to crush out
rebellion, not slavery; but, ir slavery
comes in the way Of eilccting a speedy
and permanent peace, VIC say, let it come
down. If we cannot exist MS a united,
happy and prosperous people, with slu-
very in our midst, let slavery be abolished
tho sooner the better. It is an accur-
sed institution anyhow and has caused us
all our trouble. lf the nicgcrs Of the
southern rebels escape, during th3 march
of cur armies, let them go. It is no part
ofa soldiers duty to catch niggers. We
repeats we don't care a straw what be-
comes Of the 0ccurscd institution Of sla.
very during this war.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-08
News from Prices Cnmr-
Union Ot FriCc's uud 0IcJul-
IOch's Forces,

lCorcfTonderce oflhc st. Louis Dfmccrnl.
CHARLTON County, Oct. 9O.--Iulrr
NJ. c. Hunt, prominent citizen Of mi,
county, reached homo ycst, rilav, direct
frtm General Prices hcadqunrtcra. Ilr
len the rebel camp at Ncosho, Newton
county wednesday, the 23d, whore Price
und McCulloCh had united their forces
making an army about 10000 strong.
Price hud received a large supply Of
clothing, mcdicineS,&, and some arms.
His r.ilcd cannon had reached him, but
they were exp, ctcd Sunday night, under
charge of General George b. CLARK. who
hodseni messengers lorwardto introduce
his approach
The Legislature was in session at
Ntosbo, but il lacked, -four Of havlnr a
quorum. This deficiency was soon to be
made up by the arrival of several mcu-
bcrF, when it was believed they would
confirm Cluib. Jackson's declaration of
Price gives out that he will stand at
Noosho and give Fremont battle, whom
he expects easily TO defeat, and then
march on ST. Louis, or take up winter
quarters somewhere is Central Missouri.
Fhcrc are u.numbcr OF e, bel soldicrs IN
Howard Charlton, Boone and Randolph
counties,who il is suspected will en-.
deUvor 70 reach Pricc's army, while otb-
ers WILL doubtless, remain and keen nm
a system OF plundcring Union men, until
they are driven cut by Federal or State
troops.
Union menin Central Missouri urc
growing strong since the attempts uc the
rebels to c, cree Kentucky out the Union
as well az their own State; and now the
work OF coercion is fairly insururatcd.
they stand or iall 10y il, hoping, and pray
ling, and lighting for tho uscend0ncy Of
The stars and stripes.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-08
Sale of Zeal Estate by
OP der OF Court.

BY virtue OF an order OF the Probate Courl
OF Seneca county Ohio, on the
?3d DAY oF NoyENHER, A. d., 1861,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. ". aud 4
O'Clock Z NJ. as the door Of the Court IIous,
in the city Of TuIin, Seneca county, Ohio
will be sold to the highest bidGeE, tie follow.
ing real estate, as the property OF Elijah
Brooks, deceased, 70 wit:
Situate in the county Of Seneca, and State
OF Ohio, aud being part Of the west hall OF
the south west quarter Of section thirty one,
(3ll Township two ~ north Of range fifteen
(l5) in the Delaware Land District, Ohio.
beginning ior tho same ou the north side OF
Honey Greek, where the same erosses the
township line, between townships two %
north ofAnge fourteen tlA and fifteen Isl;
Oh enoe north on aud along said township line
tge point twenty eight l2S) FodsAnd fourteen
ltl4l links south Of the quarter post set for
section thirty one 1911 thence east twenty
I Ieight 25l rods 10 the south east corner OF I
. acre lot heretofore conveyed to }. Chamber
I lin by Elijah Brooks and wife, thence north
along the east liAe Of said last mentioned lot
twenty eight taSl rods and fourteen. IA
links, TO the centre inc Of said section, thence
cast on said centre line To a stake at a poin,
twenty oucl2l lchaips from post aforesaid
thence sonth parallel with said towns ,ip
line tWenty three( 23lohains 10 a stakethenef
west ten (l0) ohoius and fifty (50)l links 10
q stake on thewest side Of said Honey Creek
aud thence with the mnnderings thereof to
the plare Of ofbeginuiug,
I Also, small piece Of land ogof the south
end Of the w,st hdf OF the west half Of The
south west quarter OF section thirty Que t3ll
township two (2) north Of range hfeen C5l
aud being all OF said tract lying south of
Honey Greek aud bounded as follows, 10 Wit
Commencing al stone planted ,in he bend
Of Honey Creek,on the east bank of No south
side oi said creef, and running fom thence
ia due cast coarse until il iutorseels the
east boundary Inc Of lands owned bv Elijah
Brooks, and IRON thence norJhwardly to said
Honey Greek, and thence cunning along said
Honey Greek NTH the meanderings thereof
To the place n beginning containing Ave
oeres more or less-ana conlainingiN all d
acres more or less.
I uneucumb0od bY dover,
] TERMS OF SALE.-Oue third cash ON
7 day Of sale, cae-third IN twelve months, and
one-third Ia n enty Tour months. with interest.
/ The deferred saymmisto be secured by mort
gpEe on said prcmNes.
I Possessions tiveu on lst day Of April. I SEQ
OLIVER lONCANNON.
LEANnEk Sim.
/ A dminisfraffIs of Elijah Brooks. deceased
with NilanneNed.
APPRAISED ai
] c.s,gOss 3. lcol AvfS,5Q
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-08
HnpeuAnrEns CAnr LYON }


Specialize ST, Louis Republican-Goo ool
deal ofoxcitemcnt has prevailed i'm oamp
iorsome days past, respecting Frcmont's
supereedure, but Washington advieos al
headquarters moniioa nothing Of the kind.
Fsemont's removal would cause intense
excitement and suspect no li,llo trouble
ia camp. A number of officers declare
they would resign IN that event or insist
upon creating him dictator of the South
West, independent Of the Administration
which is bitterly denounced in camp fol
ils vocillating and njudicious policy re-
specung this department.
The list OF rebels killed In the battle Of
Friday last, now number i2T.
No intelligence has yet been received
OF Gen. Johustlu's assumption OF ~ bel
forces IN Missouri
Gause Of cannonadDg in the direction
sarco xie isstll unknown.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-08
col. DePuy.

The Columbus correspondent Of the
Cincinnati COmmereidl gives the follow.
ing report in reference to Col Depuy Of
the sth Regiment of Ohio Volunteers
Col. Depuy Joined his regiment some
days since and was present az the Rom.
ney fight lio hes however by no means
recovered from tho effects OF tho Injury
TO which reference is madc.
It is understood that Col DePuy Of the
sth regiment viii resign, on account of
physical debility, occasioned by an acei.
dent lie was thrown from his horse
and has suffered paralysis Of one Of bis
limbs.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-08
ncnUltc News OC Prices Move
n'nts-W hercaheuIs OT Pope,
NiCRAtustry and Hunter.

SrRNGFup, Mo-, Nov. Our scouts
bring ms this morning definite information
that Price has len SarcoXie, and has
moved via Ncosho toward C6ssville,
Harry county. Opinions differ Us To
whether ho will march north from tha,
point on Springfield or continue his re.
treat into Arkansas.
A body of rebel cavalry was seen tven-
y-iiSe miles south Of here last night,
doubtles accommodating party.
Generals Pope and hckinstry should
be here TO doy,
Gen. llupteris ON the pomme do Tcrre
ten miles south Of tho Usage, waiting
for rations,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-08
GCm. SSOsccrnus RcpuIsCd Gen
E'1Oyd,

Hcrold's Dispatch Tho War Depart.
mcnLrccehcd a dispatch, late this even
ing, rcm Gen. RoscCrans stating that
Gen. Floyd had mndc an attack upon
him, but he had rorulscd him with great
loss. Gen. RosccrHns further states
that one officer, with a pretty large force,
had got in the rear Of Floyd, and. the
presumption was that Floyd and his entire
command would be surrounded and cap
turd.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-08
Postal Matters.

The Postal Convention Yesterday
tho proceedings ofwhich arc pub.
lished by us 10 day, although con.
tanning several gentlemen from
different parts of the region embra.
ced within the call, was not MS nu.
merols as it should have boen. -
Tho disparity of numbers was fully
explained by the fact that tho notice
for tie meeting was very limited
Several gentlemen were present
with maps and plans suggesting
somo very desirable changes inPost
routes. Enoughwa shown in this
way tQ demonstrate not only the
pfCsopt disiointed and unservtco.
nble slaleofthings. but the eminent
pfasAcabiliy Of the mode Of i'm.
provcmoat contemplated in calling
the Convention.
In order moro fully to reach the
object sought, md 10 enable neigh
borhoods notroprosonted TO partici
pate IN its action, tho meeting
adjourned TO Tuesday, Novembcl
10Th, when it is hoped there will b,
snck representation present as vii
secure sueh system, dispatch anC
economy in our postal matters al
We have long needed.
We trust the local presses within
tho regions specified IN the call wil
soc tho iateest which they as vel
as their people, have in this matter
and BY pablishiag the notice and co
operating with the movement, give
il that essential aid which The pres
alone can render.-Ioked0 BkQdo
Releons Aeuraleia King never fails 70 eu
Nlfumailen.
rW Reader, d. not fail 70 read Pro
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-08
Further nOm GuulCN --FIOyd's
Forces surrounded by Rose
cruns.

MAYsvILLR, KY. Oct. "A gentle an
Of this city, irom Gauley Bridge ON Sat
urday evening, reports that FLOYD had
cut a road around the Hill where Rose.
Grams was enoamped, and was shelhng
his camp. Rosecrans was returning tho
ire, and had silenecd two battrles He
has also sent detachment up the new
road TO attack him in the rear. lIc had
Floyd completely surrounded. No Fed
erals had been killed when the gentleman
len.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-08
a IIe1IeNv or ma I.osscs

Tho Commercial Advertiser has a care
tul review of the various skinnishes, bat
ties and important Reconnaissance, FROM
the 6ombordmonto Of Sumter 20 the late
battle at Romncy, with the most accurate
returns Of the losses that could be OBJ
tanned. Tho result, as figured up from
the table, is.
Killed Woudd. Ptisufs. Total
Ss,on icrcet',ts. 10Y e1ii ASIA 5oa
Rebel forges, ,.... t,Oi0 dOi afus sI6i
But this shows greatly 10 the dissdyen-
tage OF the Union eide, since the losses OF
the r. Cbels in many important actions are
ankpcwn, while the prisoners on the
union side are largely made pp Of the
t'oops surrendered BY the I'wiggs treach-
ory IN Texas.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-08
Correspondence Of lDo CIocIornuI c,,,n. J


Col. Burbrldge, with four companies OF
Federal truops, completely routed an en-
cUmpmcnt of rebels on Thursday, at
Hartford, KY killing about thirty and
taking a number Of prisoners. Some
prisoners have arrived here. Burbridgc
first sent forward couple Of shurpshoot-
err, who were kill,dby the enemy.
GrcUtcNccution was done ON the rebels
by shell thrown into their camp.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-08
Frlany. Novcmbrr s. laaI.
Proclamation ny tiic Governor.
Appointing - Dny OF ThunisS s.
giving and Prayer.

MN = N|NhNlNAfAnH ANNNH - ANNA J
Pursuant % the request of the General
Assembly ofthis State, aud in accordance
with my own sense Of gratitude to Al.
mighty God for the bountiGil mcrcics
which lie has bestowed nron the people
of Ohio, ! do hereby designate and set
apart Thursday, the 2Sth day Of Novnm-
Der, instant us n day of Thanksgiving and
prnisc 20 Him, for the inesiimablc priv
iIcgcs Of our civil and religious instiu-
tions, for protecting our homes from the
rovagcs Of war, and for the manifold
blessings, individual and sociul, which
surrounds and supports ua; nnd respect
fully urge upon al the people, that they
refrain rom their usual cmploymeuts on
thnt dny, and in their places of public
worship, and in their homes, with rrhtc-
fol acknowledgements offer fcrvcnt pray
crs to our Heavenly Father that He may
continue 10 remember us in Ills mcrry:
remove the cnlumitics Of ciWlstrilc which
blllict the Nation restore concord be-
tween the States; confirming and pcrpot-
uniting cur political Union, and securing
TO US oud cur post rity tho privileges
and advantages which distinguish O
Christian people.
Ia testimony whereof I have hcrcunto
set my hand and c. used the Greut Seal
Of the State Of Ohio to be affixed, this
the lst day Of November, in tho year Of
our Lord 1861, Of the Independence Of
the United States the seth, and of the
organization Of Ohio Doth.
By the Governor:
VIM DENNlSON.
Arrlsog =. RUSSELL, Scc'y orStotc.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-08
MILITARY PORTRAITS,
MAPS AND ARmS,

Tus MOST ELEaANr WORK rs nEApY.
Tho fgc, splendid Head piece exhibits teldieriu
each OF the uni WoFn ouf army. protecting the
STAR audsiupss with Nuskets aad Rincd CHnnua -
tn The foreground are Eounvcs trampng the Rebel
tiAs, and serpent unLofnrath, the his being pa v
shown lnder ihs, are covered pouftiti nf Genorali
SCOTT, Mcclellan, Lyon, nutlef, Fremont nunkfspu'
sue frcuuss, nlenkcr, Wool, Rnsccmna, Rurnside,
Div, Sigci, Mcdowell, aud Commodore StHngnami
Cols CovuraA and Mcaghcr und several oths Atths
bottom, Is new Man, ihst engr1vcd, "a bY "a inches
u size, showing he whole Of Nissouf entuck ky ren-
n"tsec with paris Of kansas Arkansas Ohio, ludiana
and Illinois, according 10 the lotesi iniormauen. The
hordft OF this Chart BE- composed OF Military CURES
showing iouUeeu positions iof tho Muskeu ,aeooTdins
20 iurdeeh Tactics,
~ THIS Chart can be had with tho Military Mnp o
NiTslnia NaBlAnd sio,, ln plaro Of The Nup Of Mis-
sour, Kentucky, etc, siEe4s'A IS, pdeo 80 cents.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-08
Attnchnlent NOticc.
Mad River Valley Branch of state Dank 0
Ohio, Plaiuun,

Lemuel Weaver. L. H. q 81 Mngrew, aud s.
h. Payne and Mosggoye Wiley aud WinsloW
as epdsrsers, DESCENDANTS.
Pending before Jesse II. Lcidy, Justice Of
the Peace of Clinton ton uship, Seneca Co. /,
Ohio.
On The lG.h day Of October, A. D. 1861, 1,
said lusucg issi ed ana order Of attachment ia
The above action i0r the sum Of Two hundred
aud sixty aud So 100 (2G0 56.lOOl dollars---,
said action viii come up for hsariug on tho
lth day Of December. 1861 .at o'cloek p. ~
Mao iiiYE NaLLFi HaAAcH
state laIik VI Ohio
N0y. 1, i66l--3u