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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-07-18

DON'T DELAY
But
PURIFY TIE BLOOD.
DIR. WEAVER'S
iGANEER And SALT RHEUN
SYRUP.
FOR THE CURE OF
CGnkor, Salt Bhspm, ErysiPeiaS, scrofulous dis
eases, GutansouS ETuptions, sOreH
and every kind Of Disease aris-
ing from an imppro state of
the Blood, a
The Most Effective Blood Purt Ter ofthe
Nineteenth Century. .l
IT Is the prescription Of an Educated PhJsieisn
i ard all who srs afflicted with any ofths aboga
named diseases, should use IL without delay.
Such lsttes As The following are often received
JsromeVille, Ashland Co.; o., Nov. 20. so.
Messrs J. N. UNrIA = Co., Cincinnati, Ohio;
Gsntlsmon- II DEAN it a Rduly as we'll - a plea
sure 10 iafoTm yon what DR.. WEAyERl STRIP
end CgRArR has done for mo, aud hope this let
ter may como 70 the notice Of psrSons siWihrly
AFFECTED. IN the year 1851 was attacked 9TH
letter. or some kindred disease, GI both mytegs,
which extended until from my knees TO my fec.
was lone raw sore. 4 consulted and obtained
madicines and prescriptions from nearly all the
physicians in tlis Vicinity, buti obtained IRE
lief. Your agent ct this place, Mrs ,HodnV{ A rG.
eo,nmeEded me totry the syrup and Cerate,
which fortunately did, aud am nov sound
and well man by thorpse, r
VITA grrtiVa' lFouai1 Your; truly,
Mr. weirbauEhs being twal known gontIs-
man Of Ashland county, InS kos this information
yo By sslia Syrup ~ as LLlroelsd i. will drive
all the diseases troul the syrtem, pnd whsn
once OptOn the skin, Afew alaeauo6Jof
DR.. WEATR's
CERATE, OR OINTMENT.
aKd you haveA permAneEit cure. .Iu
THE CERATE has proved itsef ( to be the beet
Ointment eveT'h.vepted, and where once used,
peSmaaent sureSf Old Ssfes, letter and RiSR.
worn, Scald Head, cailblAns and Frost Bites
Barber's Itch, Chapped or; Cracked Hands OF
Lip', Bio 'ches u SimPles sn the Face. And
Sore Nipples and Sore Eyes,
the Cerateis the only thing required to eurs.-
1t should DO kept IN the house of every family
PTce Of Syrup 81, Cereie s5 cents per
Directions accom- psnY, each Bottle.
Sod by most Medicine DeAlers.
J.N. HARRIS & CO.
Propristors for the Soulhern &IWestern State,,
n Cincinnati Ohio.
To whom all ordSr 1sr the above Medicines
may be addressed. 8 .. a.tt
Sold WholssRls and b = ail by ). Dodge e. Son
Nc Arthur A. N. q. j. COzad, Allensvillo;-
j. n. Keenan,, Hamdtn sn'l Griffin, London
derry; Roberts q sarnn columbus, and by
Druggists generally thf0os hOut the U. States
and Canadas.
December Is, ls60,-ly. .-
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14
ODDlrIEs.


OTAt what point DO armies generally
enter holtile citlcs l--At a point Of tho
bayonst 'pfff- fa'ai'''
or To whom is the hator Of bis spe.
eles invariably welded so Mis- An
ThrOPhy. ae VI o tar
OF What head ls never Gray, but
sometimes bald i--TbS iountala kah4
0rwhat indicat,s house of moufn-
ind - The ehimnoy's weep Cehlmay
sweep.) --e-
01rA man In eamcst auds means,
81, IL he cannot hnd, eFoates them.
or All that aome youhg womcn
nrol % inaamo their heaFt is spark
or when 10 SICK man 4 eoutrs-
dietiOo i--WhOn 10 10 an imPatisnt pa
uents ilsgsTi d'ou % f ararla
or The mda who was lout In sluni.
Der found hiu way out In night marc.
or What letter would make every
aOveF alike wv would make ell hoE-
ere wall flowers, fsv $ 49, us
or Why does a soal-bsrgo weigh
less than an empty sack ,--BCesuse,
II the one is light weight no other y
lighter. @ tr-f fe
or What must alwsys Be salsaiated
upon when W0 paint our kuuaesl- l--'A
brush with the painter. ail
01- Ia soms tranquil and appsrently
amiablo natures there are oitcn unuuq-
Pectcd and unfathomahlc dsptha ofrts0nt-
menC frant altnf a
or Friends uhooid Be- foy delicate
and careful ln admlniilrringpIf ~ ned
ieine, when enemles ule the pono arli-
Gle us poison.
az Ha who ghlnks hs eaA "a kllhout
others, b mistaken; 10 who ihlnAs 0th-
era oennot DO without hinis b siill moro
nistaken.' irli t-.re
or Some o. as.fet hi@sgdiy. tBd
some fret outwatdly. 1ho lsttrf 4 tho
brtteT plan for our fiende, but Tie worse
for ourseluos afi at
Orrhc eveuts Of t,-dty have moro
intofeat lor - than thoae of ycstlrisy -
50 men arc fast giving up boofs fOr
ncWspapcrs.
O-7rcepurc Is mest calcclusi when
mixed VIII pralse. So 4hen 4 fau'i -
i,eovefed, e ie ven b looA upon yli-
Tue b bear Il company,
1rtEh len 4 cunnina tan paelis 80
m0al kumbla nad pI'bn o5lFe. 81 D. oflfn
he mogi dsngeloii. Leqk Sdtlsg iLo
Granchlag tlgcl.
6JaWo afs ol.ea htrt efaell} fstbea
by tkoao who slctl ih oag n1ago han
.lhosa vho break ihto ~ tep
0erTo all men the bfel hiefl IS tir-
pc the best eomrsniohb ~ high en-
desYprs AZ honorable atimeniH
0seTia oa3 ca mih fasieg 80
ti6d felintmtnll which. 1Y atlllh-
Ae thc neHtsi pniiaef no nlt
ccFs
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14
EIeven MonlIsA.

We arc able TO announce, on unques-
tiot=Sle authority, that Gen. Scott hto
20 far matured the plans for the was as
20 inform the Presldeut and Cabinet that
the last secession Gag shall be torn dow o
and the auih1rity orthe FEDERAL Govern
msnt reinstated on every foot Of Amtsi-
can soil, and Jeff, DAVIS hung or driven
out Of the country, within eleven months
from The day when Fort Sumter was
surrendered. About the 4lh Of March
next he will hand over the Union, fe
and sound, 10 lta constituted and censti-
tutionai authoritlea. Old Lundy's Lane
takes Bis time 70 map ont the campaign
and put his forces In the best 6ghtirg
trim, and then ho slwRys wins az the
iime be agrees %. lie has taken the
contract to wind pp the disanion busI-
ness within eleven months from the 18th
Of April dnd ao giH % e.
Weunderyihnd that Il 4 a para Of Ger
eFal Scott's plan 70 occupy Yirginls and
Tennessee completely, on or before The
goth OF July. Sixiy-hVe thousand North
western troops viii move down the Bnss-
issippi as far ab Memphis, under COM
msnd of Generals Fremont and lfcClel-
Ian. and remain IN camp until the sick j
season Z past, where they win moge on
toward the Balise. there aie0ting the Goa.
querlng army Of the East and eele-
hfnting Was6inQion'a birthday n New
Orleans, ~ Ckicae0 Tribnn,.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14
FROM CAMP DENNTsON.
CAMP DENNIsoN, o,
Iuno ath ragN

NAMf DEhNlSOht VI
June, 4th, 1861.
EDIroRs TRBUNE After a tedious
though not uninteresting ride, we arrived
at Camp and found the boys mostly well
and in good spirits. They gave US a
warm and hearty reception. Such a
greeting as was rendered Us on our re-
turn, would do any one good. Two ca
ses Of measles have occurred amongour
men. Mr.. James w. sPonable aud John
s. Harrison ars now confined 10 the bar
racks, with measles aud Mr.. ]. II. Trim.
mer with rheumatism. The measIes
prevail 20 some exteht but not in the
most malignant form. Few deaths have
taken place considering the number Of
men in camp. III urat
Reorganization hes been going on
b'iskly- Seventy-flve naures have already
been enrolled. An election for commits.
stoned officers took place yesterday, and
resulted 10 the choice Of A. n. Wlnslow
as Captain and D. r. Ogle First and C.
w, barnes Second Lieutenant. But
few changes take place in, ofieeriag the
company, most Of the nOnloommisBion-
ed officers having already been appoint
ed. Fatigue-dress Pantaloons were fur
niahed some Of our boys last Sunday. !
have just now been ordered 10 make out
che Feqaisition Coz costs. or course they
win be furnished forthwith. The great
est aetiriiy PEpvaill p camp,
Afeurhui hail storm passed over this
section Of country. this evening. Hail,
Is lnteo as hullsa Nalnuts. Gsll fcr rs
much a. hfleen ninaies. neafly covering
the ground. Several ofthe 0fiesl's tents
we're blown 70 the ground, leaving the
occupants without aheIler. Our shaaties
afforded % botntileshsltss Ifom the Peli-
ing storm butit is now over and We
hops % b nbls tospssd he night com
'0F'aoy' .3fsrlsA
- N~s -
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14
Shall Ohio Obliteratc Party
LIhes at the staIe Election

From the Cleveland Herald.
We hcsitate not % say that we hope the
State nominations for the fall eleetiora >
will be Union nominntions--in every
sense Of the word Union nominations
union Of political parties in tho nomina.
tion Of Union men for the Offices.
Party--right and desirable, yes, even
necessary, In ordinary times, for the proS-
ervstion Of public honesty and official
faithfulness = should now, under the
cloud Of civil war, be buried, and an 4era
Of good feeling" established throughout
the entire Free States.
The war is of the BOuth's own ehoos-
ing inaugurAted By tho South in the
rupture Of old political organizations -
commenced, az the South saw fit, By nm
dermining the Administration secretly
prosecuted by tho base periidy Of trai-
tors aud thieves, who had secured official
position; end L bnrst upon the country
when the Williams In power supposed
their treason had 90 permeated every
nerve Of the body polite as 10 commit
on0 section fully 20 secession, and par
alyze the other section beyond power Of
resistance. .,,.--,- -.-
Party hnes. Al the North, even existed
throngh all this erimiRntiOns and re-
eriminaiions fed the hopes Of the Slave
power, until L supposed the North BY IL
DIVISIONS, was bound hand and foot
Bot the Gre upon Sumter lighted up the
alpmbeFing pStiiotism Of the North, L
burst tho letters The Polltesl DelilaA
had woven around the slumbering Sam
son, and, a. ono man, the Free Stltes
spreng 70 their feet, an armed unit.--I
The scene was nblime, and words can
but faiDtly whisper iis grandeur.
IN thiS uprising, who can cay that eli
thcr political party led the other Who
can iay-with here and there a man I'M
worthy Of the name OF frtemaIl--thal
Republicans and Domoerats arc not all
il favor Of avigorons Proseeniion OF the
war, until treason u overwhelmed, and
the stars and Stripes float nom every
aae-ptsG from lhe Pacific q The A.
laniie
We cay, thon, let Us bury party IL oar
nominaiions. The plan n procedure
We care not % diaeusa; srnCIeul naV b
lay down tho principle Whethef he
Nominations be ~ pint State Couven-
ton, oF bY joint action Of the Pregent
State Executive Committees, of BY Un-
Jon connly Con yention pppoiniing Union
delegates % . Union Convention, WI
care not.
,.,, II ~. 4,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14
The sswaiI's POND Ar,V-.

We claimed, when che report Of 6ght-
nc at ScwsIl's Point was cohtredicted
BY telegraph, that there had beea Ight-
ing there, aud IN suppOr. Of tbat opinion
We End the following IN a WoIinctoo
dispatch Of two days ago. q, a'fsia
"Ihformstion hss been rceeivcd h,ro
to-dty from an indisidual who yisitsd
Sewail'a Point Battery, oa the nornine
after the hontleello's sttnck upoA Il, thsl
fragments Of human remains were aecn
scattered abouti that u was sdmltlod
there then that nine OFF dcfrpdcrs had
been killed, and larger number wounL-
cd, and Il ls not now dsnied that The bat
tery was well nigh destroyed, having
been Silcneed and abandoned Tor ths
time being"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14

Tho United Statcs Navy Department
has invited proposals for builaine thu
machines Of several screw Ennboats.--
The engines Of each arc % Be horiiontsl
with surface condehscrs, and Of two ver-
teal water tube boilers the cyiindcnr &,
Be 30 inches IN diameter, and the stroke
of the Plgions 10 inchca the two boilara
to eontein oi square feet OF heaiiRg suf-
face. No proposals. will Be considered
except from the propdstoru Of engine
building establishments. Seresn ura
not well udapted CO.. vessels oflrbt Sraft
whom great speed ia required, a. the scr, "
4 most effective under eongidcFah.s
head Of water. We want Runboais Of
light drafi, vey fast and strong, % us to
run down any erat Of ordinary chafac-
ter. Az Paddlc-whooln, however, aru
not suited for war vessels. they be nc To-
much exposed, tie best was 10 ssct.Ie
speed with light arail, when using a pro-
peller, ie 20 employ screw OF roiuced
diameter and mOdoTatu pitch, und glyh
the shan q proportional Increased voloe-
iy TO eomponsaia fog the reduced size Of
the serew.-ScieHiife Amerioan.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14
SHERIFF SALES
sheriff Sale.
Alfred Hall

III AnthOny Frelofiek and others
Nv virtue q % order made By tho Court of
common Pleas Of Seneca county, Ohio, a.
the March term, A. ID. lS5e, IN the above
entitled oaose. and 70 me directed. I win Of.
fer for sale at public vcndue, At the door Of
The Court HouAe, IN The city Of 1fihn, In said
county, on
THE i7rH DAr or JuSE. A. D. 1861,
between the hourt of ~ o'clock A. ~ . eud
4o'olock p NJ. Of said day, the following
lands md tenements n Wit
Part of the west hAf Of The north west
quarter Of section thirty Elk 56l N fractional
township one 4 u north Of range thirteen l5l
in the District Of land euhiectto sale at Thin
Ohio, and bounded as follows, to-wit'
On the north by line running east Fardly
f-arn tbe r,iat eheto Iscouard street In The
town formerly called Oregon and row called
Adrian, intefsects The State Road leading
from McUutchentviIle, Ohio, 70 Spingyile,
Ohio, and extending from said point on and
along said last mentioned road twenty one
I2l rods, 70 a stone and on the west side BY
Beoharl tlrfct Aforcsaidi and % the south by
line exceeding eestwardly hom PAiHt
where tho Aforesaid Leonard street interscots
the south line Of said west half 0f the north
west quarter Of section thirty six 36l aud on
aud alcng said last mentioned south llne
and cast by line running northwardly from
said last mentioned point OF stone 70 the
stone herein drst mentioned as standing at the
east end OF The north llho aforementioned in
said county and STATE, aud containing two
and ahalf t2lkl acres Of laud more or less,
all Ia said county and State aforesaid.
Also, the following lands aud tenements,
tO.wit;
Beginning at the south west corner Of the
Lot known as Charles Fosters Saw Mill Lot,
running thCnoe east six and a half l6l6 rods
thence north ten And q half tl0iS rods; thence
westvard six t6i rods: thence s1uth thirteen
and three four,hs ll576 TOos to the place Of
beginning.
Also, the west half Of the lot lying imme.
diately east Of the above described saw mill
lot, all In Seneca County aud Smtc Of Ohio.
f LEVI WEIRICK,
Sheriff
A. fgtL 1901 He T0
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14

The Hesmcr Bea Fgahtiin, Catl.ih
Jack, hrFived yeelcrisy norninn ma
Cincinnati. She fcforis Ia, reaiasent
Of ZOuavea nom Ohio he'd erlited al
QallapOlis, three mile6 Mellow fisltt
Plessaai win ti.g intehiioi 81 lnalskih-
up the biz kanawha Cor the prrpa,e of
disperslng Eve o. ,sia hundred aenh-
gra cnepmpcd st Buffalo, shout twenty
miles up. a mcaengcf start, a 10 ts
Buffalo upon kcaxinf &C khe arri1ai q
The Federal troops. bot before ~ rst
there he bad magnihed The nanhrf -
powerfully thatthe Camp wa iasianilf
brohea up, snd tiapefscd iu sovcfsi IL
rec ifa The Fedsrsi tresps up,.n haal-
ing this, concluded TO romain a Gallip,r
lie for the present. -.
Ab ut thirty secessioniaip from Wheel
ing, among whom was the lste editor or
lhe VIII eing Union, h a dsrrivrd q P0idt
Ploaaaut on The stu1mof carfiola.--
Some Of them reported % BE bfvminon,
citizens there that thcy he'd becn driven
from ibis city. conaideriof th6ir iites ~
danger. they were rot vey Nafny
Received IN Poiet Plck.ani. slA 20 II
them 70, out fof chafles1pn. IN ksnswhs
county.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14

rhe Gnflon Virglnian -.

The Grafton Virginian asyss
The march OF ihe Uhlted States lzoops
down The hill into oOr town yesterday,
aside from The omoten Of g'sdiei with
dlled oyegy heart % overhowing, was, q
us here n thehe secluded mountains,
where he Ike was never seen before, 4
mosi magnlhcont sight. Marching in
solid columns down sha 6lopc with TIE
slriotesl military precision, their bnf.
nished arms gliltetinc 10 the sunlighl, Il
wao 4 grand and lnIbosln9 spectacle.
Their true eebtIfmailly bearing, TOO,
Of tie oAcers and soldiery, a. they min.
gle with our ejti1ehs when olf duty, q
worthy Of the higheff commcndaiion.- ~.
If the epilrc Alncrican army = made n
ipch lnhtefalas these few hundreds the
GoFernment may wen he proud Of her 81.
81 n aoldico,
We'll may We Gay thar our Iovefb.
nept g the strongest N tho world. vAil
such men these will 80 chceria'ly rash
90 her cid IN limos like this
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14
Ihtin aEEeklp Tribnnt.
volcE or THK NORTH.


Up NE hillside. down the glen,
Roase the sleeping citizen;
Summsn cut ihs night q nenl
Ike lion growlibg low
Like a night. storm rising slow
Like the tread ofunseen zoe.
II Il eoming--lt Is nighl
stand your homes aud altars by;
On your own free thershollsdie.
Clanr the bsl's in al your tpiros,
On the gray hills " your siree.
Flag 10 hsayen your sigral hros.
OH for God and duty stand,
Heart 70 heart and hand b. hand,
Refund the cid graves Of the land.
whose shrihks or hiiefs NV.
Mhoso % the yoks Sonld bpv,
Brand the craven on his brow.
Fresdom's soil hath only place,
For free and icarlcss lace
None for traitors false and base
Perish party--perish elan;
St.ikc together while you can,
Like the strong arm of one man.
Like that angcl's voice sublime
Heard above a werld Of crime,
Crying Of the end of time
With one heart and with one mouth,
Let the North speak 10 the S,mth,
Speak the word betting both.
"What though Issaohar be strong!
Ye may load his back with wrong
ovetmuoh and over long.
Patience with cup O'errun,
With her weary thread outspun,
Murmurs that her work is done.
Make our UuiOn-bond chain.
Weak 90 a tow M Freedoms strain,
Link by link shall snap ia twsin.
YAinly shall your sand-wrought rope,
Bind the starry cluster up,
Scattered oyer heavens blue cope
Give us bright though broken rays,
Rather than eternal haEe.
Clouding Ger the full-orbcd blaze.
Take your land Of sun and bloom,
Only leave 70 Freedom room
For her pow and forge aud loom.
20 Take Tour slavery blaekened Wales,
Leave 10 us but our free gales,
Blowing on our thousand sails.
Boldly, or with trsacherous art,
Strike the blood wrought chain apart:
Break the Union's mighty heart.
Work the ruin ifys will;
Pluck upon your heads an III
Which shall grow and deepen still.
viii yourbondmen's right arm bare,
With bis heart VI black despair,
Stand alone If stand ye darel
Onward with its fell design.
Dig the gulf and draw the line,
Fire beneath your feet the miue.
Deeply, when the wide abyss,
Yawhs between your land and this,
Shall you feel your helplessness.
Blythe hearth and in the bed;
Shaken by look or tread,
Ye shall own a guilty dread,
And the curse of unpaid toll.
Downward through lour generous go
Like fire shall burn aud spOil,
Our bleak hills shall bud and blow,
Vines oui rocks shall overgrUW,
Plenty In our valleys hoW,
And when vengeance clouds our skies
Hither shall ye turn your eyes,
As tho damned on Parable.
We but ask our rocky strand.
Freedoms true and brother band,
FREEDOMS strong and hobest hand.
Valleys bv The slave untrod,
And the Pilgrims mountain sod,
Bleiscd Of our fathers God"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14


The HGrpsr's Fo1Fy eoTespODdont Of
the louisville Courier writes as fol-
lowe -.
ledge BF0ctenbFough arrived here yes
terday from Montgomery where DO has
been u attendance upon tho Bittings Of
the Confederate Congress ss one Of tie
delegates from Yirginli. He brought ~
good news, q the effect that PRECEDENT
Davis Woald Wait % q 4 few days.--
You may well suppose that there Win Be
grand dme when the glorious hero and
Major Whiting, the engineer in charge
Of the fortilieationa and defensive works
here has odspended operations untii Gen,
Davis examines or means Of dofense.---
N ccnptraction ol the bstiefies that Di-
fenced Fort SRmtcT, Maj. Whidng acted
as Chief Bneinoer under Gen, Bepure-
gard
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14

A w,,hinr,nn dI.n.,rh ..r.

= W eshlnHton qNpatcn says 1f'
The Southoru Congrcss viii never
meet IN Richmond. A 0oaeral oficer
Of the regular army, remarked teddy
within my hearing "Let your rsadcrs
remain assured that the Stlra and BxipsG,
viii float Over that hot-bed Of trsason
before the eth Of July. The Govern
ment 10 determined TO give threc.months'
men chance 10 smeli Po2c o. boforobe-
ing discharged from serYico." > ia
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14

tFFosi he chaTlsstoh CourisT. MAYS
Most persons are on the look out for a
6ght about Fort Pickens. Fer our part
il we may venture an opinion on a mill
tary matter, we trust no attack will be
made upon tae enemy at that point
The batteriQs arc Rmile and a third dis
tant-too faT 70 breach with certainty.
Tho barracks cannot be burned out, as
in the case Of Sumter. A stormlnP par
" would have to advance under the iire
OF the feet, and IL they succeeded in
passing through the breach, would have
to take largo battery protected by sand
bags within the fort. The whole UNDER
taking appears desperate and uncertain
ia the result, while the loss OF life can
not fail to be great. These sre reasons
70 deter from the attempt. What good
reasons aFe there for making III An
expensive and much needed heet Of the
United States is employed, and at a great
expense. Fort Pickens is proverbially
a very sickly place, subject TO yellow fe-
yer. Santl Rosa Island Is full Of fresh
water ponds aud pestiient Of bilious fc.
yer. No city or special interest Of the
Confcdernte States requires relief, and
the camp there Il an admirable place for
drilling troops. In the face Of fhe ene-
my, all are on theirgoOd behavior.
At PsTkersburg nothing was 70 be seen
but buyonets and Federal soldiers. The
town was full Of troops who were wen
Feesived BY the people. Two Regiments
had goue up the Northwestern Road, but
nothing had been heard from them
They are doubtless engaged in rebuild
ing the bridges said to have been destroy
cd on that road.
The secession dag which has been n.y.
ing Tor come time At Guyandotle, was 20
where % be seen. II Is supposed that
the close proximity Of the Federal troops,
had aomethiDgtO do with is sudden dia-
appearances.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14

OJ-Whcn 4 young nan complains Bit
terly thet . young lady has 10 hsbFi, i
i pretty certain sigd that she Al least
has bic.
= ecTOf all m0narchs, Mature q tho
most Just ~ the epoctmbptof laws. and
lhe most Figoro'igiry Pnnizhins mo NO
lation Of tiem.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14
Nav I1th. 1861
RheriH SAC.
James K. Glenn, Adm'r,
William II. Gibson, et al.

William II. Gibson, ct al.
BY Tirtue ofah order made BY the Court
Of Common Pleas or Seneca county. Ohio at
the November term, A. ID. 1860, In the above
entitled cause and to me directed | will offer
for sale at public veRdae, at the door OF the
Court House in the city Of Tifin in said eo1n-
ty, on
THE 24th DAY or 1UNE, 4. q. 1901
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ: and 4
O'Clock p. NJ, Of said day, the following
lands and tenemonts, 70 wits
One undivided half Of the east half OF the
north east quarter Of section number thirty
three (53) aud tlio north west quarter OF Sec
ton number thirty four (3i) except twenty
(20) acres OF the east side thvrcof and
eighteen (le) acres out Of the south west
corner Of the south wesl quarter OF seeuon
number twenty seven (27) all IN Eden town
ship. Sc ,eca County, Ohio. -,
.Ald the whole Of Lots No. s. 6, and 7, 10
0aki'y sonth Of and pear Iitiin in said
.eonntyc tyconteining Eve neres In each lot.
~ z LEVI WEIRiOK Sheriff
May ~ 1861. $i.6s.