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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-29
tuacEA GRUMPY PORTER,
President Soldiers Relief Society of Tennessee.
CoMMLTIEE on GLETs ND ARRANnEMENTs.

COMMITTEE ON GIFTS AND ARRANGEMENTS.
Mr. aud mrs John II Bass, mr. and MRS Sterling
COckeFil mrs George Cunningham, mrs John Sc
hon, DR. and mrs Waters, and mrs Richard
Cheatham, mr. and mrs John Ewing Col and mrs
Acklin, Col and mrs VIM p Bryan, mr. and mrs A
Wheless, mr. and mrs Mathew Watson, mr. and mrs
Tom Smith, mr. and mrs John Overton, Hon and
mrs a Ewing, mrs A. J. Duncan, mrs Jane
Farrell mrs Player, mrs Gardner, Col and
mrs john McGavock, of Franklin, Tennessee,
mr. and mrs Avint of MurfreesborO, Miss Cynthia
McGavock Of Brentwood, col and mrs V X Steven
son, miss HUFF, miss Stones mics Narcssa Saunders,
miss Georgia Foster, Miss McAllster, miss Mamie
williams miss Rutledge. miss Ida Hamilton, miss
Felicia Ba7s, miss Lotte Erwin, miss Laura Irwin,
miss Shields, miss Bang, miss Bell, hon James
Williams, hon Edwin Ewing, mr. S D
Morgan, col VIM Williams, mr. Thomas Carter
COMMITTEE ON REFRESHMENTS.
Mrs John Il Hill, Chairman, mrs VIM Eakin
mrs DR. Eve, mrs Shute, mrs John Thompson, mrs
Greenfield mrs Oryille Ewing, mrs McCluDg, mrs
Fort mrs Goodwin, mrs Wm.B Ewing miss Annie
Ewing miss Annie Woods, miss Annie Shute, miss
Sagle Houqe, mrs Lewis Lsnier, miss Compton,
mrs n G L Claiborne, Mrs StTatton, miss Rec Ew-
ing Mrs Cose, miss Bailess.
G8-Newspapers throughout the State viii cen
fer favor BY copying the above.
zTY-The Comrlittee on Gifts and arrangements,
viii meet (this) Tuesday morning at ii O'Clock, ct
DR. Waters residence, College street.
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ansbyilIe CUuFaetogv.

SashVilIe Gun Factory.
FoCKH0LDERs the Nashville Gun FACTORY are notified
- that the Directors have Esds call Of kVs Doat upoR
each share payable or before FIRST Monday IN sepbs
next The stockholders Fequtsd Hat the ONCE Of the
undersigned, No. AZ Cherry street, nd make prompt Psy
nentsI J. L. BOsTICK,
aus@5-t seeTesary sn1 TreasuTsI,
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CHEROKEE REMEBY.

an uEzFaiIfng Specific for all Diseases o.
she Urinary Organs, and General
Alternative and Blood Purifier
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-19
Executors tale Of Real
Estate by Order OfCOurt,

On Saturday, the Goth day Of April, 1861
at ] o'clock in the afternoon, At the late resi-
dence Of Phillip A Harrison, dec d, two and
a half miles East OF the village of Republic.
Seneca county, Ohio, will be sold 10 the high
est bidder, The following real estate, as the
property Of said Phillip A. Harrison deed
TO wit:
The East half and twenty rods OF from ths
East side Of the West half of the South east
quarter Of section Number thirteen (l3l.
township No North Of range sixteen (l6),
East, containing one hundred acres Of land,
the same, more OF less (suheet to q lease
covering ab,ut one 9th o. an &C ON ths
South WeSt 90 ner. II said Farm, on Rh o.
is a Steam Saw MILL
Said Farm las about 30 acres Of we'll i'm.
proved land, oil we'll fenced and vel water
cd both for stock and family use.
A good farm house, two barns, Steam
Saw Mil, out houses Sc, In short il Is a
very convenient aud desirabio location.
TERMS OF SALE;-Oue haiti OF the pur.
chase money 10 be paid on the day Of sale
the remaining half in two equal annual pay.
meats, the deferred payments to be on inter.
est aud secured by mortgage on the premi.
eea.
Mp. C0LwELL.
Executor Of the estate Of P. A. Harrison dec.
mAr29.4W "a
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-19

; We eaunot give oven a utlo ofthe re-
ports that come 70 ~ w telegraph, 9th,
jhten5e cxeitoment that exists thtodghI
out The N0rthrIp States and oribo premb,
iitude with which the people srerospoRd.
ing TO the Uull Of tho President for vol
uat6ers. MiIitSry companies tre being
orgRhiEed 10 every direction ehd sonc
have slrerdy taken up their line OF
march. The probability 10 that half q
million men win be ready for the Sold IN
a month. II the cities the Onion feeling
is irresistible and bOaSs down everything
before II. Hf-r rr ID
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-19

Ih hRMSt Yl ARMSlI

Fellow eiutcRs nemousts, Rspub-
lissFr--the time ior iaiisA9 hes passed,
the sime foraetioE n now upoausJ We
hlfs horne and fofbofns with treason
up,il endurshee has ceased 10 bo virtue,
sad We must now hgbtor he slaves
Treason haa eulmissied in open violoues
sa5 blJodthSd. The blow which has
bsth s0pekb by no aimed minions Of Sc,
ees.ioHst n. Sumter. and by which our
naghA6bqcn- stricken down and dislDhlI
orst, is re.eehoihg through the Fee
Statcs, nom Maiuc 70 Kansas. The in-
dlgnatiou ofthc people knows no bounds,
end the mighty cohorts Of Freedom arc
rallying for the defence Of the Union
and the Constitution. Party lines are
for ihs tiae obllteratcd and forgotten ly
We overshadoving question which Is nov
forced upon No. Democrats aud Repub.
lieans, who have dintrcd and still differ
% mati,ri Of stats or national policy.
S'e now unite against common enemy.
and viii sustain the Gossrnm ont In sup.
Pt,sIlng treason.
There is no middle ground In this con.
iroycfsy, Wsmust take sides with tho
Government. In deleuss of the +" OoHsii-
taiioH, ihs UHioa, aud ~ EHCoreensai
efiiis Lalcssr or be counted aniong lts
enemies. Il will not do for Democrat
~ say 70 RepubIlcaHs--"This Is your
quarrel and you niuy light il oot--wc VII
have nothing to DO with IT," Cowrtjs
may uy this, bu, no man IN whose bosbm
buTasa single spark Of patriotic devu-
ton will uttsr language SO unbocoming
40 Amerienn citizen.
cidrOno OF Seneca county, what il
your duty in this crisis Tho PrcsideR,
has called Tor aid in suppressing rebel.
Ion, aad Ohio II asked 10 furnish thir.
teen regiments ofvolunteors. How ma
~ young men ar there IN Seneca ooun-
y who arc willing 70 enlist IN this glori.
Gus cpt,rpricl
,,BroAihes thfrc man With soul 90 dead
ho never 70 himself hath said,
This s my opn, my native land Z"
We are suro that tho people Of Seneca
,cun,y will not he hOhind their noieh.
Ocrs in responding to thcn countrys call
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-19

Tho Consultation, the Uniori
aud she Enforct gncnt of the
GaVre.T ~ ~ ~
This 4 o. plsiiorn on Wild al irus
patriots stana. I d lurni snough for
mgn ofaliatuc, 10 s,snt ppon, Doug
iaai,es, Aspublieans shd Hellmen. ~,
must sustain the present Administration
In eniotcing the laws and upholding the
Constitution without stopping 10 enquire
how the controversy began. This isthC
snly course which true patriotism die
taios, I, was 90 IN 1879 and uring the
Mexican war There were partios who
thought the war wps upiusly begun, bui
thcy WeRtin 10 ustain the honor Of oui
dng. .fr-r. .#H.H rH..I... ...f..
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The Defense Of Washington -
Rmrmora NJ RHaaa


WASHINGTON, April l4.--Eaorts are
still making 90 concentrate a formidable
military force in and around Washing
ton, 10 be prepared for all emergencios.
Informattsn CONTINUES 10 DO received
from private sources Of secret plots IN Va
rious rali,os, in Maryland and Virgin
ia, az in view the seizure Of the pub.
lie yperty and even the persons Of the
highest officers Of tho Government.--
Though thcsO accounts are not generally
credited, they ars believed ia official
quarters, and hCnoo the precautionary
movements. At all events they arc con.
siderod necessary, no one knowing what
turn events may take during tho preva-
lent oKcitemont. The roads and ave-
MUGS leading to Washington are closely
watched. f'..| 800
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-19

W I'hNiH IN uNAudi l9rrth1toh iV HN
present.
.F CnAHLrsros, April Is.
The negotiation we're completed lnst
uifht. Anderuonis cor mand viii cvac-
uAte il The morning and embafk on the
war vessels now oil Tie harbor,
Five Of Apderson's men are wounded
--one, II is thought, mortally. Alter the
surrender q boat and ten men were sent
from a ship-of-war outside 10 Morris IL.
luud requesting permission for vessel
70 enter and take or Anderson's com
mandl i is reported that Anderson SUE
rendered because tho quarters and bar
.rotkswcre destroyed and hchad no hope
Of reinfgcomeht! The hcet lsy by tbir-
" hOurs, but COULDN'T or wouldn't help
him. His mcnwere pfostratcdby over
cxertion. The explosions heurd az Sum
ter were caused by a lot Of shchs igW-
ting. The barracks caught three times
from hot shot from Mounfic. Every
thing > rainCd but tho capemates, many
guns dismanlled, aud the walls look Ike
honey comb.
IL. Moultrie is badly damaged. The
houses on the Tslands arc badly uddled.
A boat was sent from the Fort tonight
10 officially notify the feet Of tho surreh-
der of sumter n II not known what 10
to be done with II. sumter or tho van
pushed. .... ....t.
LATEST.
Major Anderson and HE men leave %
night on the Isabel for New York rity.
Tho feet is still outside. .r..
ALBANY, April IA.
II is rumorcd that GOV. Morgan has re-
ocivcd dispatches asking aid from the
State. f"e'r
The Seventh and sixty-ninth Rcgi-
mcpts have volunteered for the defence
sf Washington.
. IEDANAFoLTs, April "a.
Gov Morton is in possession of infor-
nation from all parts Of the Stutc, indi-
eating that volunteer companies are be-
ing formed everywhere, and that 10000
men can be relied on TO respond 20 nny
call for services TO defend tho National
flag. ..
BrrrALo, April IA,
Accounts from numerous Eastern eit-
ics represent intense excitement. Mill
Tia are volunteering their services and
there is general determination 10 sup
port the Government.
PHILADELPHIA, April l3.
The war feeling is rampant Ths
people nrc inc 'cdulous about the Fort
Sumter news. Two regiments Of militia
will be reuGy TO march in Few days.
Arm I4.--Gov. Curtin has gone to
Washington. lie says Pennsylvania
can send 100, 900 men to defend WaIh-
ington. ..
CoLvMBUs, April 10
Adiutont General Darlington has just
issued orders carrying into effect the Mi
ltia laws just enacted by the General
Assembly Of Ohio and providing for six
thousand regular Militia, besides a MILF
tia Of the Reserve Of rot less thau 3d.
900 more, TO be subject to immediate
transfer into the regular force.
HARBIsnURGH, April ~.
Tao war bill passed both houses to-
night without amendment, II has beOn
signed by tho Governor .."...
BALTIMORE, April -.
Tho war news is received with regret.
GcneraiympRt with the Government
Is iscxpTesSed.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., April IA.
Gov. Sprague has rendered 20 the Gov.
ernment the services Of the Marine Ar
tillcry and 900 infantry and officers, 10
accompany them himself.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-19
Sheriff Sale.
IOSeph Shaw,


Anthony Shaw, ct al.
by virtue Of an order made by the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Sensca county, Ohio, at
the February term A. ID. 1861, in the above
entitled cause ant to me directed will offer
Tor sals at public vynduo Al the door Of tlie
Court House n the city Of Tinin, in said
county. on
TnE 27Ih DAY or MAY, A. d. 1861,
between tho hours Of 10 O'Clock, M. and
4 o clock P. NJ. OF said day, the following
lands and tenemeuts to-Nit;
All that parcel Of land situated in the town
ship Of Scipio, village Of Republic aAd the
eouny Of Seneca, in the state Of Ohio. and
kUown Ns E Mansion House properly in
said village, being bounded as follows to wit,
Seventy three (I3) feet OF from the east end
Of In lot aumbcr one hundred aud Rfty 1850
aud seventy three (53) leet OF from The easi
end Of In lot humber one hundred and IN,
one (ljl) also fifty ,50) foet of from the easl
end of ln.lot number one lundrsd and fih,
two (l52) with the appurtsnances thcreunt,
belenging-al In the village Of Republic
Seneca County, Ohio.
LEVI WEIRICK,
/ April 10 1861, $3.50, Sheriff
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-19
so where Won Relenr,

There are . number Of uhleets Of JEFF.
Davis residing In this community, who
Ehonld Of once rSmovo to ,Lo niger.
breeding ConfcderSey, whore they be-
long. Their souls are too coulraetrd to
enjoy freedom or to have any right uppre.
eiEtion Of the blcssines OF rree insthr.
tions. They are traitors 10 h.ir eopsir,
and public sentiment will ind them out
sud brand them a. such. We cannot
80 wherein their tvason is any less
guilty than that otArnold and llurr, AL
their ~ mpathies ara with the eromies @
'hoir country, who would strike down
and trumPls IN the dust the "EloriOus stars
and stripes" and plant in their stead the
black banner Of revelation, Such men
are pe1ursd Villuins, who "stoal tho liv.
Cry Of Heaven TO serve the Devil in"-
who. pretending 70 be loyal American
.ci,iSSne, SFc meditatipg rank treason
VIC oanrssPeel 40 open, manly foe, bul
'h'sa "wolvss in SheOrs elolhing" We
cannot endure. They are 6t objects ol
contempt for children and suPoIOnnua,et
women. .....
u VIC can tolerate an honest diTcrone,
Of oPiRiOn on qu, stions Of national poll
~ end we accord to cur Dcmoerati,
brethren perfect freedom in this respect
but whom the Gag Of our county iS as
sailed and che laws tTampled upon, what
ryer nay be the Pre.sxt, il scems to ~
that patriotism should rise above and oh
teralo Sll party distinctions and that IN,
voice. and enrrgiesof the people shouL
be unitcd, as ono man, 10 defsues Of IN,
. union, Il i simply a duty which ever
gal o.tiion owes his country, irrcspeet
irs Of all party considcratlous, and b
Vho viii not tight for his county is
traitor and q coward.
We mention no names, we sinply stat
faefs. Those men az the North, who ar
giving "aid and comfort" to treason, ar
Rarkea and tho finger Of scorn aud COO
tempt viii be pointed anthem as lonr
they I've. Thoy nay and IL uneomforts
bic TO Withstand the temPes, Of popuia
indignation, which y gatheriug a. tn
North.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-19
Sheriff Gale.
The Clinton Line Extension Rail Road
Compauy et a


The Clinton Line Extension Rail Road
Company ct al.
By virtue Of nm order made by the Cour
Of Common Plons OF Seneca cOun y, Ohio, al
the November term A. d. 1860, in the abov,
entitled cause aud to me directed. | will ole
for sale at public Vendue at the door Of The
Court House in tie city OF Tinin, in said
county, on
Tux 9Th DAY oT MAY. A, d. 1861,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4
O'Clock P. NJ Of said day the following lands
and tenemcnls to.wil:
lI-iots number two hundred ard thirty two
1882 and two hundred and ffty eight 1853
ia the town Of Republic and also Lot number
"a" Psrry,s Addition to the town OF Repub.
lis IN the county u Seneca and state OF
Ohio.
LEVI WEIRICK
April 18th 1861, s4,OO. sheriff.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-19
Dsnocrals lrIlI nol rIEh1.

According to the A1usrliser. the Dem.
Serats Of Ohio have no interest In the
present controversy s0a will Yet Repub.
liesHs doAllths Sighting, while they stay
At home with the cid women and ilrls
children. coWsras may take this posi-.
iion' buttrna patriots never. WhsteveI
may be the causes which havl brought
on the PT,ieRt collision, whether justiaa.
BE oEnst,it isuotfor We now to argue a.
thcugh We believe the thing had itr ori,
Gih IN ihs Charleston conYeuuoh, an,
that the Democratic party gro 70 blame
They kicked up the row and now they
skulk like ersven eorsrds, and let NJ
hght il out. BUTT is enough for Us e
know ths, the Dag Of our country is as
sailed and ths integrity Of the Uaiov
thTsatehed. Have Democrats Bs inter
aest in the PeEpetui,y Of this Uni0n , B
wJuld seem not The Union has lost Al
lts . arms 10 th,m, a. son a. the ON,
c.Bne taktn sway.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-19
gIaHIy stand oT senator DonE-
has,

WAsHlxGrox, April i4.--scnator
Douglas called on the President to-nigh,
aud hsd an interesting conversation on
the present condition of the country,
The spb'tanes Of twas, on the part
Of Mr., Douglas. that while no was unal.
tersbly opposed 10 the Administration on
all lis political isspea, he was prepared "a
sustain the PresideRt in the exercise ol
all his constitutional functions 10 pro,
serve tlle Union, maintain the Govern
nont and defeRd lhe Federal Capital.
"Firm policy and prompt sctiou were
Necessary, The Capital and all ouI
oounTy Is in danger, and must be pro-
teeted az all hazards aRd al any expense
Of men and money" lie spoke Of the
present Gu future. without reference &c
the past. Mr.. Lincoln waa very much
grStifed with the interview,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-19
step ~p .ho msu.As of,he TrAl'-

We arc now ht war, II IL time that
men Eho talk treason should have their
mouths stopped. Letthe Vallandinghams
and all sVch "a eympathse with treason
y Sticneed aa ira tore. There is no such
license ioT free speech os allows the talk
Of treason. There is but one sentimonl
umOng us, and that Is loyalty to the Uni-
on.
Nov and thon sctw.bey mHy below
aud Il be does let his words be erammed
down his throat, Tor no man should be al
lowed 20 live in Ohio who IL not for the
Union first, last, aud all the time
Clep. Her.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-19
The Million Loan I

Ths Ohio Legislature has just passed
q bilr. sutboriaing a loan Of . million dol
lare, % arm and cqnip tlicstyto. Penn.
sylyania has done The same. ObIogqUo-
Ia Of troops called foF by tho President Is
~ regime hls, or nearly ~ OL0 mon, and
the Governor iB now calling foT volun.
tonra
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-19
what ths Traitors Will do if
PermiefeA.

Official ndvicos from Montgomery IN.
disuts that the Confederate Congress, on
roassembling, will At once declare war
against the United States.
II is believed that in the Act Of Dec.
larntion, distinction will be made be.
tween alien friends and alien enemies.
tho former including the Border States,
and such citizens Of the North a. Oppose
a soerei0n Administration An obii0a.
tions 10 this class are ~ much to be re-
speStod az though in timos Of peace.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-19
The Unlon Feeling im Mary
nuurH

Tho friends Of the Union, in other
words, the friends ofthe Government, in
Maryland, under the lead Of active spir-
iis In the Bsll-Evorett and Douglas par.
tits, have lately held several private
meetings, Tor the purpose Of making or.
.rangements 10 hold grand mass meet
ing, At which they will pledge themselves
TO stand by the Government 40 il is. An
address will shortly be issued, taking the
highest and strongest ground for the coun
try Thisie the true spirit, II they will
only initiate Il in the other Bordai
Nyafog
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-19
sheriff Sale.
r. C. Pennington,



By virtue OF nm execution to.wit: a writ
Of Venditioni Exponis duly issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas, Of Crawford county
Ohio, and to me directed, ! shall offyr for
ssle at Public VCndue, nt Ihe door Of the
Court House, 10 the city Of Tillin, Seneca
CO., Ohio, on
TnE 29ru DAT oT ArEu., A. D., 1861,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock AN. and 4
n n'clock p. NJ, Of said day, the following
lands and tenem.nts TO wit
The North part OF the West half OF tho
North West quarter Of ofseetion thirty-six (36),
in township one ~. North Of range thirteen
N3), in Seneca county, Ohio, containing six
" ono (Gl) acres oflnnd, more or less, levied
on as the property Of 4. II. Cook, to satisr,
said writ In favor of r. G. Pennington and
against Y, II, Cook.
LEVI WEIRICK.
Sheriff.
ont TGFU
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-19
Sheriff sale.
J. S and P. NJ. Otis,


Geo. ". Huffman 81 AZ.
Bv virtue Of an order made by the cour, ol
Common Pleas Of Crawfor CO. Ohio, ~ the
July term thereof A. d. 1850, in the above
entitled csusr snd 10 me directed. ] will oflrr
Tor sale al Public Yendue, Al tho door Of th,
Court House, in the city Of Tinin, Seneca CO.,
Ohio, on
THr 29rH DAY OF ArHfL, A. n. 1861.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ, and
4 o'clock P NJ, Of said day, the following
lands and tcuements 20 wit:
The South. west quarter dissection thirty
five 1867. township one (l), North Of Range
fourteen (l4) in Seneca CO., Ohio.
LEVI WEiRTCK.
Sheriff.
March ooh, 1861 $3.50
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-19
Anrr due Trnitors,

The ohis Lrg isluiurc has before il a
bill To more eilecmslly punish those W ho
give "sid and comfortn to treason ia our
midst Those who are ctornully apollo.
giiinq for traitors had better be careful
how they talk hereafter. .....
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-19

or The Republican majority in Con-
nsetiout on Governor will exceed 1900,
against 545 last year Both Houses OF
the Legislature arc largely Republican
The single drawback to the victory is the
loss Of two members Of Congress.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-19
Sheriff and Master Com
missiOncr's sale.
Mary Keller,
VS..
Levi w Keller.

BY virtue Of an order made by the Court oi
Common Pleas Of Seneca county, Ohio, At The
November term, A. d. $780, in The above en-.
titled cause, and 10 me directed, I will ofIei
for sale At public vcndue. Al the door Of th,
Court House in the city Of Trnin, 10 said eoun.
~, on ...
THr i3rH DAY or MAY. A.D, 1861,
between the hour, Of lOo'cloek A. NJ, and
o'clock 7. N. Of said day, the following
lsnds aud isnemcnts tO-wit:
In Lot No. Eighty. eight 1857 in the Sec
end Ward Of the ety Of Tiffin, Seneca ooun
~ Ohio.
LEVI WEIRICK
Sheriff a nd Master Commissioner.
April 5th, 1861. s3,A5
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-19

or John Hutchinson, who las been
aPpoineod Secretary Of che Territory OF
DAsotah, 10 one Of she celebrated a
"Huisainson PANTY" ef SINCERE,
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The Tribune is published ever
Fstday Horning, NJ pi.sO per ennuu
D. advance. once, ahawhan,s Hlesk,
,erner of Main aud Mnfket sireets.