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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-15
sheriff sale.


William N. johnson, Cornelius Crowlv et sl
Bv virtue ofan order made by the Cauri OF
Common Pleas Of Seneca county, Ohio, 1t the
June term. A. D. 1859, and also an order
made by the Court Of Common Pleas Of seu-
sca county, Ohio, at The January term there
of A. d. 1861 IN the above entitled cause and
10 me directed. / vii offer FOR snle at public
venduo at the door Of the Court House in the
city Of Tifin in said county, on
Tvs 25th DAY or MARCH, A. D. 1861,
belweeu the hours ofi0 o'clock A. NJ asd
o'clock T. NJ ~ said dav, the following
lands and tsusmenis, 20 wit:
Commencing for the snmo at point sev
enty six and half--76 l2-feet west Of tho
north west corner OF In-lal number one hun.
dred aud twelve--ll2--on Madison street 10
the town Of Tiiiin, now in the FIRST Ward Of
the city Of Tifin, IN said Seneca county, Ohio:
from thence running south parallel with the
west lins Of said la-lot one hundred and
eighty--le0 - feet; thence east sixty 60
feet To the alley on the west side ofsaid ln-lot:
thence south sixteen and % half-l6 l.2-fcct
10 the north enst corner Of ln-lot rumber
th.Heeu--l3-in Rawson's addition 10 said
town Of 1iliin. now In.los number ono hun.
drcd eighty niuc- it9--in the said frat ward
uf said city of Tiflin thence west aloag the
North line " said lastmeuliuncd In-lot tD the
north west corner thereof. thence south along
the west line Of said In-lnt number thirteen
-l3-nnd Of lots number fouriecn-l4-aud
fftceu--l5-aud TO the north west corner of
IN bot number sixtecn-lG in said Rawson's
addition to said town Of THIN the same now
being respectively ln lnis numbers one hun
drcd aud eighty nine--l e9-ono hundred and
eighty eight-l6s--oue hundred and eighty
seven-l57--aad Ouc hundred and eighty ak
-lSG--iu Fnid Grst Ward ofsaid city Of I'iflin.
thence west with aud ex,cpfon Of the uoi ID
line Of said Inlot numbsr one hundred and
eighty siN-leG-to the east side Of the San
dusky River NJ lOw water mark thence north
along the mcandcrings Of said river at low
water mark 20 point where the south line Of
Madison strectio said city Of filhu extends
west would iutcrsect said river at low water
mark; theroc east TO the place Of beginning.
tog, thcr with the right Of way over a strin Of
land twcnt,--2l--feet vide on and adjoining
10 the north end Of said premises above dc.
scribcd, to tho west end Of said Madison
street.
TERMS OF SALE;-Ouo third cash on
day Of sale; one third IN twelve months, and
ono third in twenty four months with interest
The deferred payments TO be secured 10y
mortgage on said premises.
LEVI WElRICK,
Feb. IS. 1861. $50 80 Sheriff,
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Arma TOr Traitors Descending
the Ohio

The Madison (Ind,) Banner Of IN, 2na
says:
A ils,boat loaded with hay only, ap.
larently, passed dawn night before last.
There wsre three Gcld pieces on board,
concealed In the liSy besides quantity
OF muskets, &co Tho boat laAded at tue
Mammoth Cave, lying there semo time,
when this Information leaked out through
some Of tho crew. They will take on fif-
y barrels ofpowder justabevc I.sulsylllo,
and are bound for Nicksburg, our in.
iormant states that the commander said
the undertaking was at the instance OF
the rebel government Of Mississippi, aud
expressed fears that he would meet with
diheuly ia getting down.
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SHERIFF Sale.

Daniel Smith, ct at.

Daniel Smith, ct nj.
By virtue of an order made by the Court
Of Common pless Of Seneca County. Ohio. nt
the January term thereof, a. D. 1861, in the
above cutitled cause md to mc directed, ]
will oirr for sac at public veudue AZ the
door ofthe Court House In tie city Of liibn
in sal county,
ON rnE 4th Day or March A. d 1861,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and
4 O'Clock p. M Of said day the following
described Lands and tcnemcnts to-witi
Thirty (50) acres on Of the West Side OF
the n orth East Quarter Of the North East
Quarter Of Section twenty two t22), in Town
ship one N), North Of Range seventeen (lD
East. in Sentca County, Ohio.
TERMS OF SALE:-Ono third cash on
the day Of sale: one third in twelve months
and ono third in twenty four months with IN,
tcrcst. The deferred payments to be secured
by mortgage on the premises. .
LEVI WEIRICk,
Feb. let 1861. $3.50 Sheriff.
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WAsillyarov. Fol-. &.

W N"TTT NWTVNI Y WWs %
Gen. Wool, N. Y. delegate TO tho
Peace Convention, will demand guarun-
tees that the Capitol shall not be attack
ed, before he will consent to any plan of
reconciliation.
Major Ritche and Gov. Andrews of
Massachusetts,, have rendered to tho Pres
ident g63 regiments of Massachusetts
troops, ready to march At moments
warning, for the protection Of the Copi-
tol. The special tender Of these troops,
il is Understood, has been in come
quence Of information pointing to the
imminent danger of an attack on Wash
ington prior to 18th Feb'y.
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Inrnl Notire.

Isaac stultz and
John h. Alicnbaugh Civil Action
against pending in the
VIM. NJ. Johnson adm'r District Court
Of john n. spauon, deed within and for
Henry llcuing and seneca county
Mary b. Heuina his wife. Ohio.
The said Henry Hcning win take notice
that the Plaintiffs in the above entitled acion,
on the 9th day Of April. AD. 1856, sled their
petition IN Che Court Of Common Pleas within
and for said Seneca county. setting forth 10
substance that the plaintiffs are sureties for the
said Henry Hening on uirco certain promis-
sorry notes. executed by the said Henry Hen.
ing TO the said William NJ. johnson, as nd.
ministrrlcr on the Estate Of the said John ~
Spntion, dcc'd.
That on or about the Tn dny Of March A.
D. 1855, the plainHns were about TO institute
legal proceedings against the said Henry
Hsning and property to indemnify them
selves against tho payment OF said notes.
That in consideration that the Plaintiffs
would forbcar to' institute such proceedings
tht said Henry and Mary l.. Hcning entered
into a written agreement wish the Plaintiffs
TO the effect that the said VIM. NJ. JOhnson,
as such administrator, should bold any money
that should he due to the said Mary f. Hen.
irq oi hor distribwive share Of said Estate,
until said notes should become due, and in
case said Henry Hening failed to pay the
samo At maturity then the said johnson
should apply suid moneys TO the payment Of
the same
That on the 2sth day Of March AID 1856
Judgment was rendered on said notes against
the said Henry Hcniug and these Plaintiffs,
and that said Judgment is unpaid and The said
Henry Hening is insolyent and has nbscon-
dcd. The Plaintiffs ask the Judgment Of the
Court restraining the said johnson from pay
ing to the nid Mary f. Hcning any msney
which may be due 10 her on a distribution Of
the afsets cf said estate, and applying the
same TO the payment Of said judgment against
the said Henry Hening aud 10 the plaintiff
And Tor general relief.
This artion was appealed 10 and is now
rondng In said District Court, and will come
up for hearing At the next term thereof
WILLIAM LANG,
!. X. HORD,
Feb. g, 'Gi CIV sIO.50 Plaintiffs Auys.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-15

OF Tho Legislature Of Texas have
passed tho act Of Secession by a vote Of
ij6 ogainst7. The people will vote on
tho question, md II they nifty the act Of
their representatives, the State will 10
declared out Of the Union on tho end Of
March.
or AvurHEH juror on 1'nEisoN.-
Judge Williams, Of The United States
District Ccurt Of Michigan, in recent
charge to grand i1ry, said:
Tho ship.buildcr who furnishes vessels
TO a rcbClliOus portion of tho Union, or
the artisan or manufacturer who delivers
cannon aud muskcts pursuant 70 con.
tract, or the merchant who transmits 20
order the clothing for rcbelIious soldiery,
thus gives practical aid and comfort, and
is anCnublo TO the penalty Of tho law.
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VAN BUREN, Ark, Feb. S.-The Con
tuetor Of the Overland Mail, Just ia rom
Little Rock, says the report of tho seiz-
u,o Of the arsenal al thai point Is lalss 80
a party OF men camo up from below for
that purpose, but wsrc toldby the ci,i-
zers that such an attempt would bs re-
sisted by them, and the party Ion without
NTthCr demonstration on their part.
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NEW YORK & ERIE RAILROAD
Grcut BrOnd Guagc, Double
Track and Telegraph Route,
To
NEW YORK, BOSTON,
AND ALL EASTERN CITIES
CARRYING THE
or. WESTERN UNITED STATES
MAILS.

EVrHEN TRuss leavo Dunk irk daily, on aui,al Of
nll Trains on the lake Shore Railfoad, from Ceye.
land Cincnnati Toledo Chicago, and rul throurh 10
New York without change
TitE ONLY RourE rinuinr Cars thr urh from The
Lakes 10 New Tork City. Splendid ventilated Sleep
ing cars run ON Night rrlins.
Baggage checked through. Fare always at low a.
by aFy oihcrfonto.
Bu,ton fas'eugen and their Bussago transferred
Free in New ork.
De particular and call for Tickets via nunkirk and
the New York and fHe Railroad, which HFe sold at
al the principal Railroad Offices IN thV West.
This road ainuls hcliues Tor shipment br Freight
superior 10 anv other ruu'c.
AN EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN
leaves New York daily, making close connections
throughto al points West and qucktr time than
before made any limo.
For Freight ra,es, enquire of. c. oArNAN, 2fo
BROADWAY, Nav NoREi ions :. nUNLAP, IS State
SL Bosroy, Mass, of Of JACun FoWvrH, Freight
Agent, 90 CLARK -, CHCAUo. ~,
CHAg. MiNOT,
GEN'L SUr'r.
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GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE!
BALTIMORE q ONO RAILROAD.


w recent Important cbangvsthis Roat Is now ahle
n iUrnph uuusual iurilliiss tnr lutcfrorn,ureatin
E1,, South, Ne,t NvfJhWcsi and SouthWe,t.
= ull Connections With aN jhgaush trains ta Phil.
adelpAia gad New York, iu NE Ea,t--uth the
se1'h' bt 20 Nashington hTanch Ro1d--hv Cleve
landa aud Wusbuph, Tepttsl Ohio anJ NarI,Ha nnb
S,ns9s,! lwio', With ite North West, " ,st and
through IlcAcit to Rabir,rs, rbisjelnIis. New
loIN %, ho"en rNc ,hr rt,lcst o ytrr over "a any
ol tAe lutcWvdlale cities, Two pollars adlfiosal
s''c' dlc fivtleso OF vniting Wa,ttr Ton sty rn
routr. ' W
Isis tbe oplY rrulo thai Gao furnish 20 troppb IYsL
ew e. hargsFe tnrcks 20 Washington C.ty.
Fare as low ashyuny olhct touie.
Steering osrs on an ui ght irains.
Aah iof ickrts by uahuots uni Otlo Railroad.
J.H,S UlIIVAN.
GenI Western Agent,
W L. eNiru, l. M.Cotr,
"s.,et Of lIso'PoraucoN Gsnl Ticket Ageu,
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MiIiia BiII IN the ohio Lcgis-
fVture

Mr. Schleirhs fifteen rsgimont bill has
passed the Ohio Senate by yoto Of 20
to ~. These regiments aro not TO cx-
coed 5000 men, who are 10 be entitled
so each per snIum for ormory expenses.
Tho bill will undoubtedly pass the House.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-15

We have Information from a most reli-
able source, that tho Hon SALMON p.
CHAsE has been rendered by Mr. Lincoln
the position az Secretary Of tho Trcasu-
~, which offer he holds under advise
ment. We are further advised that Mr..
Chase will probably accept Gin Gaa.
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CmcAGo, Feb s.--Thc Wisconsin
Legislature yesterday, appointed Scna.
tors Doolittle and Docrkcr, and Repre-
sentotivCs Washburns and Potter. to rem.
resent that State in the Washington
Convention.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-15

or There ore now II vescls on cur
eoast and one at Cuba. and another AT
TOriugas. The NJ ecdOnian and Brook.
Ign havs arrived in tho nelghborhood Of
Fon Piekens,
6S-The court ofinquiiy in the case q
Commander Armstrong, touching the
surrender Of Pensacola Navy Yard, con-
slsts Of Com. stnder Layulctte, Capt
iiersell, and hr. Cressy, Judge Advocate
They met to-day, and add 1 II tomor.
raw
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Iscpuliatc $ secession

NlsHVlLLE, T0nn., Frb Y.
Tho returns ure meOgtc, ,,hut the indi-
cations arc that the Union candidates
will have an aggregate majouity of ovor
10000. Tho Convention is defeated BY
probably 10000. As far US hoard only
two scce sEionists are elected.
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liz CrilI.uaen AmcndmenI.

= be NlilJCH den Amendment.
Douglas andh's followers, who, short
time ago, were willing to lay down their
lives for the sake otthclr great TriRcipls,
are now the NEST violent advocates Of the
Crttenden amendment, which is in di-
rect antagonitm to their idea Of Popular
Sovereignty. According to that doctrine,
slavery is the creature Of local law and
cannot 60 except where the people choose
10 bsyo Il. The Crittcndcn proposition
not only recognises slavery in ell tcrri-
tory south Of S6 30, but logalacs and pro-
teSts Il there, and says neitAer Ne gso-
PIE nor Cohgrsss shdl hdrr iAe porer 10
abolish a. The people must have H.
whether they want il or not
The cri,tenden proposition goes even
farther than the Br ,ckinridgc platform
in this respect, and is ten times more odt
Ous, The latter opy asserted the duty
Of Congress 20 rrotee, slavery in the ter
Titories--the former makes il perpetual
and irrevoeable, by putting il in the Con-
siiiution itself A Law Of Congress mry
Be repealed At any time, but the Const-
tuition eaAnoi.
Who wculd have supposed that the
D0uglusites would have made such an
inglorioas surrender OF al that they
fought, Nsd and died for, in the Charl,s-
ton Cohyention! Who would have dream
ed that they would now be found udvoca-
ting slars code for the teTitoricsl "Sie
transit gloria PoFu'GF Severe igHt3',
But like everybody else who cts INTO
bad scraPe, the Douglasitcs are trying
to drag the Republicans down With them.
But the Republicans are not To be coax
ed into any such trups They have ccr-
tain cherished principles. which they
hold dtar,and they all going to surrcn-
der them in order to crafty their eue-
mics. The Douglas party appear to
have lott al their manhood aud selcre-
EPcct, ihCy have become ecmpl, tcly de-
moFalzed sEd can never rally again.
The Republican party to-day is the only
Pnry hlt is Internationally in favor Of
the Union, as cur fathers made IT, They
will defendiI to the last aud, II needs be,
sacrifice their lives in the struggle.
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MONTGOMERY, Feb. @.
Tho Congress last night unanimously
agreed to a constitution and provisional
government, A strong and vigorous gov.
ernment will 20 into immediate operation
with full powers and ample 'unds.
No proposition for compromise or ro-
construction will be entertained. The
Congress will remain in session toinake
all necessary laws. ~.
MONTGOMERY, Fob, ..
Jefferson Davis of Mississippi was
unanimously elected President of the
Confederate States of North America, and
Alexander II. Stephens vioe-president
MEurms, Feb. 9.
The Little Rock arsenal, containing
9OOO stand of arms, a large amount oi
ammunition aud forty cRnnun, including
Capt. Bragg's battery, surrendered to th Z
State authorities yesterday, aud has been
garrisoncd by 100 volunteers.
New YoRE, Feb,9
Tho IlsrOld's Washington correspon-
dent says; am satisfied from positive in
formation received direct from Charleston
that the attack has only been postponed
until they can erect sufficient number
Of batteries to accomplish their purpose.
The time for withholding reipiorc0ments
to Major Anderson will cease the mo-
mont Lieut.. Hall returns 10 Fort Sumter.
| learn from a reliable source that
Wednesday neat has been fixed upon nh
about the time when tho secessionsts
will be ready to commenoo, tho assault
upon Fort Sumter.
WASHINGTON, Feb. Q.
Certain distinguished Virginians havo
telcgraPhsd Gov, Pickeus, requesting him
still to torboar assaultng Fort sumter
The Governor replies that he would take
into respectful considerat on any suggCs-
ton from them, but he could net give a
definite answer until he shalt receive the
residents communication and ascertain
tho grounds ofthe lattrr's refusal to sur
render Fort Sumter.
SAVANNAH, Feb. Q,
Gov. Brown seized yesterday five YES.
sells owned in New York, viz: the brigs
K, w. klbbie, and Golden Lead; bgrquus
ID. Golden, Murrgy and Adjustcr, aud the
schooner Julia a, Halleck.
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DR. nHuanHlIIs ~ TREATMENI.


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Or. caUaCA!LL'S NEiH TREATMENT.
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faaesH lal"s.ti Ifuils istHtst nftIa
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The members Of the Farmer, Mutual Relief Asso,
riailoA OF Srheca Ohio, hereby noiidsd th a
the annualme citing Of said company vim be held a.
Msrrafs ,cheol house, ia Adams toWnthip oof miles
North o. Rspuhlic, Friday the lst day of March
is6l, atlo O'Clock A. M,,ofssid day af ihs pnTpess
snminsyesr. tn hear the Fepaut ofihsir olgers and
10 tmsaao such other basine,s as may be bfonsib BE-
tots lhs mteuns, A full attendance is respsetiully
solicited.
John Gu1sBRRI, Pres
ID, N, NElkiRk see
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Thr I.nir DeugIns Pnriy

Nvhut has become Of the late Douglas
party--thc ptrty that, few months ago,
was ne only Union fariy, the only party
in favor Of enforcing ne lars and main-
taiuinr the Constitution We should
like Kr some Of our Douglas friends to
unswcr this question.
This great Douglas party and IL greet
principles have suddenly disappeared to-
pcthof, like tho igais 6stuvs. They are
now numbered among tho things that
were. This rar,y that wos SO loud IN
pSetcstuiions Of devotion 70 the Union,
before tho elcrtion, and which,if We
woua believe he papers and stump or
,ora, hod taken The Americou eagle undcr
the ueis Of iis special protection, has
suddenly chpngcd front, and is now Civ
ipg aid end comfort 70 treason and rebel
hon. The Union no longer he's ary
charms for them, since they have lost the
cGiees. They no longer grow hoorso IN
eloquent appeals to tho people tostand
by tho old ship, and let not single star
be pluekcd r., m the galaxy Of tta'es'.--
Not They now suy that this Govern
ment has no Ttwr 10 IurFc iiscli OF
truitors.-thut vigorous enforcement Of
the laws, and the protection Of govern
men, rrsre,iy, In r'bcllious ''sicr' is CO.
,rcion, iyrraRy l-thst the South should
Ne indulecd in the innocent amusement
Of stealing our forts, navy yards and trea-
sure, Tor h,y arc on oppressed people
dorm hsrs, and probably hink hey arc
SoiHg rfghtl This is the way the Doug
lac papers now argue. Scarcely one cen
be found among them all, that gives Nv
voice Internationally In favor Of the I'm
ion.
The Douglas'tcs, who broke mp The
CAarleston Convention, and split the
Democratic party, for the sake Of their
great principle, have Huddcnly changed
front aud uro now b5voebting the Crit.
tendsn Amcnf m,nt, and crying eomTro-
misc compromise They vO 1t com
promise every thing, and finally they would
eomprv mise away the Union itself Il it
time to compromise, when highway
man has ono hand at your throut and the
ether in your pocket
Is Il not rather time Tor hrm, decided
action, which calls into rcquiston al
tho feelings and instincts Of cur man
hood I None but a craven coward would
cry for quarter, urdCr such circumston-
ets, Ond especially when ho has the pow
er to repcl the nssuilnnt
Have we no Government that is able
to protect itself from foes intestine or
6nrcirn2 Our fathers, who made the
Kcyoluuon, tnuuHnt VIZ uuti '','v ...-~-, -
Democrats say we have no Govcrrmcn'
hut only a loose corporation, which may
be dissolved at the will Of any party
II the latter be true, then was the Royo-
luton a piece Of folly, and tho fruncrs
ofow Constitution enacted a grand farce.
MOI but EDWARDS take such postor.
II there Is true patriot, who loves his
country, he will rally to It's defc ncc at
the first appearance Of treason, and his
sword will leap from its scabbord in do
fensC Of tbo "gloricus stars and stripes,
under which We have lived so long aud
wen 50 many brilliant achievements.
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WAsA1rnrnN. Fch. o.

SAVANNAH, 4 ros "
Gov. Brown seized yesterday five yes-
sells owned in New York, viz: tho brigs
K w. klbbie, and Golden Lead bsrqucs
u. Golden, Murrgy and Adjustcr, aud the
schooner Julia a, Halleck.
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And the following lands aud teucmcnts to-
Beginning At point north % 10 min.
east, one and 100 chairs distsnt from tbe
south east corner Of lot No. six fGl. In lie Me.
Culloch Reserve situated In township No. two
lalnorIh in range No. fftccn ll5l. cast rrn.
ming thence west seven and 81, 100 Chains on
o line parallel with the south line OF said lot
No. six l6l thence south five and 90 100 chains
thence cask eight aud 66 100 chains 10 he
west bank Of the Ssndusky river. thence north
erly along the west bank of the Sandusky riy.
or to the place ofbegiuuing, together with M,
Flouring Mills thereon, and water power
connected Herewith, aud all ia ,t ricee ofland
bounded as follows to-wit:
Commencing At tho breast or comb Of the
dam OF said mill on the east end thereof and
running thence southCrly ou the east hank M
shc Sondusky river ten ll0l. rods, thence east
20 the ceuter Of The County road, thence north
erly down the oentor OF said road. twentv
"ods, thence west 10 the east bank of said riy.
er, aud thence southerly along the bank Of
said rlver TO the place Of beginning, and also
tho right TO flow so much OF the land ON the
esst and west side or bank ofsaid Riyeras may
be hoNed at all stages Of Sater by said dam al
is present ghth.
And iu Tot numbcrtNo hundred asd eighty
three tHejl, ip the Second Ward OF Tie city
Of TiOIn iu the said county OF Scueea.
TERMS or SALE-One third cash on the
day Of sale, ono third In twelve months. and
one dirl Ia tSvuty fourmon'hs with intere,t.
The deferred palmcnts 10 be secured by mort,
gage on said premises.
LEVI WEIRlCK,
lebuar! IS, lstl s2LsS shen0