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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-11
A Word ror thc PrcsIlent.

II Is almost impossible TO conceive the /
responsibility which, at the present mo-
me II, devolyes upon Abraham Lincolr.
President Of the United States. Even in
ordinary times the Office Of Chief Magis-
trate of a mighty republic like ours is
anything but sinocure. II Is constantly
surrounded with anxiety and difficulties,
and the discharge Of its onorpus duties
aud obligations requires the exercise Of
no common mind. But now-with the
country convulsed with fearful rebel
lion, with two hundred thousand excited
trnitors in nrray against the Government
aud threaten ng its very existenee-tho
additional anxiety may be regarded as
terrible. In everyday life, with the
merchant, the tradcsman, the manulac-
turer, and tho shopkeeper, the war has
IS cares and its perpleXities. Whatthen
must be ths position Of President, with
its foarlully multiplied and terribly press
( ing responsibility. And how has Mr.
Lincoln borne himself under the circum-
slancesi The reply--.und there can be
but one--is honorably alike to the man
and the office, to the patriot, and the
statesman. From the moment Of his in
{ augirntlon up 20 the present time-ond
the period has been without a parallel in
the history Of the county-the Execu-
tive has dischOrgcd his official duties with
a degree Of fearless patriotism that hes
\ challenged the. admiration Of his loyal
countrymcn throughout the length anC
Z breadth Of the Republic. Wehaye moth
ing to ask at the hnnds Of the occupant
~ tla NVhffa Hattaa. huf Ura. can ktsol
imagine the sOlicilude which muet b.
! felt by the President at crisis Ike thi'
for The confidence and appreciation Of tht
people. This thought alone prompts ou
brief record Of the fact that the almos
nperhumhn lnbors ofthe President, an'
the. faithful manner IN which they arr
discharged, are fully appreciated by th'
people, and that he has the heartwauI
wishes ofHH patties for the speedy ant
q signal success OF his patriotic policy.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-11
FoRr SMTTR, Sept. 2
Pronl Ilorlrcs. nIenroe.

FoKrHEss MoSKoE, Oct. 6-The Spaul-
ding has sOiled for Hatteras 1nlet with
ave hnn6rcd troops.
General Wool returned to Old Point
this moEaiha, and viii douhtless remain.
General Msnsheld gees 20 IIatIcras
Inlet 90 the Sppulding TO assune chic'
eomInShd.
'Commissary John Clark, late editor Of
the BOsvoR courieF, was on the propD AeT
Fanny, but leu with the first boat lead ot
stores, qadthss escaped being made 2
pTiBoncr.
Tho Captain Of the EbRny Is severely
censored, as il sppears the rebel vessel'
werc notseen until within fo'I miles o
the pFopellerr ..'tf I"i
/ Oo Thursday tWo tug botts, bavlng th'
Susquehannas hunchcs in tow, auJ
ladened with the remaining stores Of ms
ywentieth Indiana Regiment, len Hate
rae pnlet for uis encRDipment Of the Z, b
ole, but Il ives rumoTcd befere the Paw
nee they had abandoned their position AM
were on the Way 10 liaterus lnlyt
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-11
IMPORTANT MILITARY Or
nEHk

We can the attention Of our readers
and particularly those desFing TO enlist
companies, to the General Order Of the
Adiutant General Of Ohio, which We
y,iblish elsewhere, The S;atei' divided
BY Congressional distncis ans a saPerVi
sory eomwittee is appointed in each dis
tiet, which isto aPpoiRt a aFue-oommi't'e
ofspy five in each county 40 regulate the
mates Of enlbtmenls end reoonnend
persons suitable to receive coEn'nissions
as Lieutcnants. The following compose
the General Committee ia this District;
B a,h District--R Z. Buckland, JOHN
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-11

Iohn Ross IoYnl--. The Cherokees
Z Fighting aid0t tihetaheives, &C.
ST.. LOWS, OCT 6.--Neas has reached
hcre fhntHbout two weeks ago Iohf
nfts, thlcf Q The chetokeo Nation, had
ctllcd, d bfocitnafon,e0 boo Cherokocs
ofduud him end dcclsrcd for the Unioq.
Rcud, hn in9uenual hAlf breed, und
leader 81 thc Seccssion party, had raised
the standard Of revolt, and had a skirmish
near Tolequah with Roses body guard,
In which the latter were victorious.
a4'hisconhicts with the recently pub
livhed accounts from the nation. but an
active Government scout, thoroughly
acquainted with matters in the South
west, pronounces II reliable.
Ole hundred Of the soldiers wounded
in The siege Of Lexington arrived to,
night
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Gen. FrcinOnrs Army oui the
Move.

ST., LOWS, Oct y
Scecial 10 tho Republican, Jefferson
City, 9TH, says: Gems. Fremont and
McKinstfy left for the West this after
noon.
II il stated here that Gen. Wool is now
on his way to ~. Louis, and is 10 be fol-
lowed by b0OOO troops, half Of whom are
10 stop Al Cincinnati and 70 into Ken.
tucky, while the other halt are TO enter
into active operation In Missouri and
supply the placo Of Gen. Frcmont's
army.
Arcport = current that 10000 rebels
ure 2B miles from Hermann, m rchinp
toward the Gasconnde river, with the in.
tnnliOn of burning the railroad bridge
ucross that stream. These rebels nro
said 10 be headed by Nickel johnson.
II IL Gen. Frcmont's intention to fol.
low Price rapidly aud continuously. AZ
ter leaving Sodalla, he viii march from
40 90 40 miles n day, according 10 the
condition Of the road, and II necessary
he will enter Arkansas. lilo saws he
docs not want any more mcn-,ihat he
has fuihcicnt forco to 20 any where
through the South. he seems 10 have
entire confidence In lis army, ard officer.
and soldiers rcpoao great trust In him.
Information having been received here
| that McCulloch's forces @erc on tbt
South bank Of the osago riyor. few
days since, with the design Of cutting Of
Frcmunt's communication with ~
Louis, and thon marching on that city
strong aud experienced scouting pattici
hovo been sent out to scour tho whole
lower Osage country. f..v
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we.lern YlrrIl,In inrentened.

We have tho livclicst fear that the re-
port In last nights dispatches, of the de-
neotion Of rebel troops FROM the upper
PotomqG " Western Virginia is true.
We believe our troops there are this morn
ing In imminent pcril.--Woud TO God
they were double, und yet Ohio has ~
Regiments there. Every section Of the
State has representatives, friends and
noighbors tbero, and this ruinor will cx-
cite the deepest interest everywhere
Sdu. Reg, ....... ....i.
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NOW TO TIE WORK,

As the election Is over and all Difficult
ties settled, we hope that every true pa
triot will now betake himself to the great
work that is before us-ths raising Of
volunteers 10 put dorn reIeUioN. To-
wards this one object we should now d.
rect all cur energies. Let Democrats
and Republicans forget the past and work
shoulder to shouler, TO save our glorious
Union and preserve blessed inheritance
to transmit to cur children. Let lhorsbe
no pulling back7-no laggerdp in this
work. We all have common interest
and lot US then work for % common end.
Sonccn has already done mach In the
way Of furnishing men, but she can do
still more. There arc hundreds ofyoung
men undmiddle aged men, who can 80 as
well as not and win q name that poster.
ity win be proudoC ai 'te n.h'H I.
We hope he right Kind Of men will
take the matter in hand and that several
companies win speedily be raised in Sen.
eca. For the benefit Of those desiring to
enlist, we publish, in another place, .
general order from the Adjutant General,
regulating the matter, '
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-11
FtEht Near (hcnI NIomItnln

The Cincinnati Commercial has 4 ppC-
olal dispatch from Cheat Mountain Va.
giving particulars Of fight near thut
place 90 Thursday. Cen Reynolds
made a rccunnOisanee with a forcc Of
five thousand men from his position,
lie stirred up the rebel army and had q
severe srh l6fy shirmish with them, los
rug ton killed aud eleven wounded. The
loqs oiiho opemyls CHumatcd by the sp ;
ci6l cVrrespondcDt,who was on tho spot
at Eve hundred killed and wounded
Thirteen prisoners were taken, and a lot
of horses ahda drove ofeattlr fell into Ger
hands. iFhisreeunnoisunce 10 described
~ pleomPletc success, l.,.N
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-11

OTWe had intended to give, for the
benefit of our readers, an account Of the
'white.feather" meeting held at the
Court House on Monday evening, but on
looking over our notes and recalling the
very disrerutaJlo remarks made on that
occasions we have concluded to desist, At
least for the present, Both gentlemen
or shall we say the ono gentleman and
the one slanderous and abusive old gram
nyl-ure, VIC have no doubt, heartily
ashamed Of the part they acted in that
meeting, and as II was only witnessed by
a few dozens why should we publish II
to thousandsl Hspbrty capital con no
longer be mdde by slOndcrlng those who
pre admihistVring the government, We
expect to hear bug Little more Of il.
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nrnth or scnntor nh.ghnm.

The telegraph brings the painful in
telligence OF the sudden death Of United
STATES Senator bingham by pPopleSy, at
his residenc in Adrian. Senatof Bing-
ham was one of the best men and OIL
cials of Michigan, and had rendered the
State excellent service IN various posi-
tons in the Legislature, as Chief MNgis-
trate, and in Congress. His course as
Senator was prudent and hrm, aud in his
detsase the county will mourn the loss
df = patriot and Statesman.-O Olsve
Herald. AIr.t ns
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-11
TnIs uEsrI.T N SENECA.

The result of the election 10 Seneca,
thongh not what we could have wished,
is still gratifying 70 Republicans, We
hsvo lost the county by 400 mqiOrity,
but, when We consider that Of the 500
voters who have leo the county, fully 400
are Republicans, the result ia indeed
gratifying, The DsnPerAey1 pxs0ps a
mob % few, voted the stroightpSry ,tickei
and ,he Republicans, who after All are
the genuine Union party, had to fight the
battbe ALMOST alone. In many, Of the
townships we have made large gains
tom last year, but ,sAdf ne Deuce 60
Into the Republicans Of Venice, Pleas
ant, Liberty and Thompson, we snnno
teil1 The f0lloving are the spPF0Hi
mate maioulles Il r.f .-..F
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-11

WInO ION G7NA4NA ~ AANA-ANI' MTu.
6i mOS, Mouiaytl,e 2Sd ult ,lihe Atil
-iOlllO RseluCat, 2 Companies Of the
.idOhio elA, y companies Of tho Wiz,
sHEiRisO Aibtiss apd n eVmPaw, OF
AasaRahVEWjth n pisos Of AHthleFy,
left Camp GT0ssmauo6G dioWney,
NheHs a kOul42 q ,000, Of the enemy
u'sGsfe reported 10 bc posted. A cor
'sTSap6adebt ofthc sdndusky Regis.
- Tex sitesihe following account Of
The qnaiFrs .hta3sO ul d raH &
surn' Atsix O'clotk, "A. NJ, "Wednesday
bawefhafched into RC'mhey without
n coy disturbance and took the pres
u and lEinling apparatus generally
uioAf6snalsyingi iihSre two hours, to
some reason We were ofdeEed Z
march baclt0 New CGok agaiR.-
AteF w. re- iclt Roaine, a6oHt
mile in the retE, and sepasaed ia
oifbrideo7-patballs 400 yRris---Ge be
Vfsshelds Helonl fdust behind us-
~ tcmetlii1R. .aofe than one hall
w ME IaSlanAfeW mipatcsa fore
81 S00aeeesEi9llOaYalTy made the
appearance. lOn. arriving al VII
bridge, they halted, !, and both a
tnies fred at each other almost sin
ulianeonsly. Aller thosmoke elea
ID away We could see that We hs
,cbiptied some dozen of tho saddle
l The5 ~ turn wounded four Of OF
men. At this point a scene occu
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-11
MADAM BoIvIN's Celebrated
SILVER COATED FEMALE Pills.

tn. only certain and sais Remedy Gf sll C,sriue
Ob,truotioni Mionthly pimrults', IresulaTils' and
AZ the other diseases whch the woman, wife and
Neither is peculiarly lisbls.
These Pill, contain no destsrious ingredients bu
are safe end serain in tLeir souen. They will be
ound to exert the harpe,t effects in an cases Of FRO
ap,u, Uteri, in Lsuehdpsa, or ihe Whites. they will
ss foundthe eadest pod most certain Cure that can be
'ouna II ison ucconnt ofthh ceHaiuiy they should
BY Pregnant FemalsA Cinupgfhs hfn
moathf. a. miseafnpre ifceHaiul "a he hroushtA 90
,ut at ohcrpcriods their use h perfectly safe
NB-Oue dollar and tlIree poitnge stamps enclosed
10 iny tuthor rod sseui will ghsuTs package o pill
\, trtufn mail. .
C.UROsuV, Genetai gent, buffalo, n. Y.
CAUrtoS. -llewure of ConnteTieitst the fenuino
nave the sirnsturs oi Crosby the outside wrapper
For sale BY l.. St.Jehn 4 Co., DuboisN 10 and
I. Y. Msfqutfdt. Tiffn. o. oeuliT
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m thc Wovc

Gen. Fremont has set his army in mo-
tion with the determination 70 make an
end 10 Gen. Prise's military eareer.-
God send him success and vietofy over
the rebel hordea that infoat Missouri,
a victory would re-establish bis Teputa-
lion, but what's Infinitely more Important
and compared to which Fremont as a sin.
gle man Is nothing, il twOuldput new life
energy and power into the Union cVusS
eyerywhcre.-San. Reg. t.r.Hf
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Arrest !
A knight Of the Golden Circle
l''' h..a Arrested!
'Thc TFca4OnnbIe OrganlzntIon
.vr la EXisteuct im OhtO. U

lthas boon known for some time that
an Organization Of reasonable churne-
ter existed in Ohio, and its breaking up
has only been matter Of time. On
Tuesday last by order Of Marshal BILL,
Of the Northern District, one of the Com
mandcrs was arrested at Marion and
conveyed TO Cleveland, where he will
shortly have an examination. Ills arrest
was made on on the affidavit OF Samuel
Cheney. The following arc the oSths
Of the o der as set out in his affidavit:
FIRST OATH. ...H'
IL DO trust and solemnly promise and
swour that ] will not reveal any word,
either directly or indirectly, Of what am
about to receive, except it DO to some
faithful aud true brother of the order, and
not unto him or them until after strict ex-
animation, ! shall have from him OF them,
rs justly ent.tl d to tn, same, 1s myself
am about to be, under the no less penalty
oihuving my body severed into four parts,
the first part cast out at the north gate,
the second part at the south, the third
part az the cast, and tho fourth part ut
the west gate. | Furthermore promise
that ! will always hail and answer all
signs and signals that are given TO me
! by a brother Of this order IL in my, power
to do SO and ! furthermore promise and
swear that ] win protect and defend all
IConsthutioual Democrats, their lives,
jpronerty, and personal liberty from mob
violence, during thia Southern inswrcc-
ton, 20 long az they 9bey tho laws Of the
| U. 5. A., let il come from whatever
source Il may this obligation TO be bind
ing on me as long as the war shall last
SECOND OATH.
"Ahd1 further promise and swear in
the presence Of. Almighty God and the
members OF the Golden Circle, that 4
inW Roi rest or Slsep uRtd AtrGhdm Lin,
colH, Roi0 President, shall be removed 0u
\ Of Ge Presideatidi chair, aR6 4 leiil rad,
N blood uP 20 my knees, as soon "a J.6sr
son DdVis sees proper 10 march pitA Al
army 10 take ths city Of WaShiRgtoR "a,
White A0uSe, % 90 tAs same SO help m,
God and keen me s1sadiqst 10 do th'
same" .f....... ,..,t,r.f s..
The undersigned under oath state tha
we have read tie above statement an,
say that we were present aud heard IN,
opths administered a. stated IN che abuy,
AffdaYitrRnd that Cue sta,snepts thereil
I uFN
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Sheriff and Ma stcr Come
nlissiOner's Sale. 900
.HIEIL sAuireF ItIaiI . eI


Joseph Boyer ct al .. ..tffe..
By virtue Of an order made by the court
of Common Pleas OF Seneca County Ohio.
at the Jaqtlary Ct8n a. ID. 1861, in the
above eniitled cause, aud to me directed
shall offer Tor salc at public vcndnc, al the
DOR of the Count House in tie city OF Tsfin
in said County, on
. tIasl 1rh RfidEosTbm6L Agn.iR6i,
between the bours Of 10 O'Clock a NJ. and
Z 4c'clock T. NJ, tlie following lands aud zen.
ements to.wit: 800
A pnrt ofin lot number two hundred and
ten 2l0-in the town Of Republic, in said
Seneca county, Ohio, aud cumtnentme for
tie same az the south east ,CVrnef Of sdfi in.
| lot; therce running west along The south liue
of said in-lot cightyLS0-- fei; th,uee north
twenty five -25--cet; thence east parallel
with the south line eiglty-S0- thence
/ south along Broadway Street to the place of
| beginning
klsod s,ripoflaad twelye-l o--feet wide
OF and from the north side of in.lot number
two hundred and eleven 2ll-in tue. town
Of Republic in said Seneca county Ohio, as
far baek as said lands run, which said last
mentioned strip Of land WINS sold for and "
be kcp; open as public highway.
! Also, III that portion ofsaid in.lot puml or
/ two hundred and eleventh. --swlich lies and
is within fifteen---l5-foct Of sad Broadway
Street In said village Of Republic and which
10 also 10 be Kept vacant and open for public
use and for the benefit Of said MetEger and
his assignecs. t'i
.rrul 3tt.tg LEVI WElRtGK,
Sheriff aud Master Commits sionsr.
Sept. 18th lsGl S6,45 ~
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M Nnvol0ne Lottor.

The combined envelope letter or
letter envelope which has just been
by tho Government is
ono Of tho most Usoful contrivanees
that we know Of. 1t presents us
thrco separate things in one, viz;
q sheet OF letter or note paper, an
envelope aud a postslamp, all so
simply put together that any ono
may nse them with more ease than
he would tho old envelope. The
advantages are, first, that the whole
costs less than the materials would
separately, thus eiiecting an inn
portant economy for those who
write many letters; second, the
stamp cannot berubbed off, which
/ is matter Of some consequence,
when we remember that nearly 0
million oflettcrs are returned TO the
Dead Letter Office annually, thai
have suffered in this way; third
the postmark is always the letter
ITSELF which can therefore Be used
lin courts Of Justice, as a Agal proc
or docRment, as TO dates, contents
Sc; and fourth, as the sheet spvel
opo and stamp are ono, time anC
trouble are both saved in conduct
inga heavy correspondence. Thes'
are advantages which must eom
!. mcnd them to general Nse.
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Ass't Quatlerpastet General.

Judge Belts, of Now York, has con-
demned eleven vesseig and cargoes
seized for attempting TO run the block
bde, sc. Their value is about fuarter
Of million Of dollars. Ha
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Sheriff SaIe.s7silsT
lr,.a X Elnnn--A lrn,r nr L AL. IL.

James X, Glenns "A dm'r of nkdew Glenn
rntrrI deceased,I krHI
..h.snvs. .af9dEG
Jacob y. Flhdghcr and Wife aid others.
Nv virtue ol an order hhide bv the Court
of Common Pleas of Seneca COUNTY. Ohio! ay
The July tcrm A.. ID. ls5B. iin tho nhoy,,.
entitled cause aud to me directed will ofI,r
for sale at public vendue at the door oe
the GourtsHVuse in the yNduTlnnglhs saidi
county, on
THE 2lst Day oE. 9cronIE, As flgTS6I,
bet@ cen tie 'houfs 6f 10 Pcloek "A, M. and A
O'Clock j. M. 6f said DAY, the following lands
rand dtrHemeuts, t0swit.
ptnumbered tvolupdredI and fEFntv
twot322) 10 he2d Ward Ofthccity OF 1ffin
Seneca county, Ohio.
,diiniT LEVI W'EIRICK,
Sfpt 20, ls6lrra S,lS Sheriff
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Var News.


ne mississippi Fiost--Thirteen
Steamers and One Hundred
ana Twenty BarBss.
The Evansville Journal says:
The expected feet Of stcamcr6
and barges passed down yesterday.
They lay At our wharfsevsral hours
awaiting orders from headquarters.
.1lI1nurr ffrulu l,aIlucEl luluced
tbo eOmmander ,f the feet to pass
taat y1iht oiltil further news from
vth6I He Was, heWevey, com
upa-tlp& eo WoOoSa. ! Gh6 Aept con
uistediof thirteen lsteRmere and one
! handrcd and twenty barges. The
ilhg.sseamsf Of theileet, the n. N l..
: Ttblnas, ,shad on bOVrd \ company
! of CinciRnati Homo Guards, act
inE a. an.escors iAlargs crowd as
iaembletl on lle lesee to witness the
yatpartpre ot the steamers. TIi
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
T,OSTf

On tbs hstWsea Iia iain ana Attioa % W Wadassday
oetohsr y, a CALF,sktN PoCkEr,bOOk, ceniaiH
lns between tea and dasea dollars h money, and sto
tonis valuable paPstt.
Auy psssou fs'rruins he sane 70 nee or leasipg IL
anhM. A uutkit ani Rro ,Tnhns o. q, n. Qgdsu,
'''''A'' NJ" ]. d. wilcox.
oetil,2w
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SDanfsh NIerinO Rucks,

Those ia want OF Mcrino Backs
q, F sofries uiu 10 usilto call a, o., ia.ilsos in
Rssd township, one mile tnuih sad hys aa.i OF Re
puhlia, where thsy yean he supphed Uih Euqst ei my
ava tsisne, afflnqI ia every ~fpeci y melffQie
prcs, A. e. nAhLh.
+. ogfti AW
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mnnsc nnd Loo Dor SID.

ttA The subscriber has a firstrate
LIN. Iloass and lof Ia fimu, uheh - ofls.i ieI
saic on rsasenahte ternfs Fof rsniseer .ffn :"
lhisaa
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Prem nTIssourl.

st. IuVlsY Oct, 4.
Captain Road, orthc Lexington Home
Guards, uud afterwards bf Col. Whites
18th Missouri regiment, who csrapcd from
the rebels on Monday last, has arrived,
and confirms the evacuation Of that place
by Prices army. .
/ Cen lIurfiS division, 5000 strong.
oiosscd the river last Saturday, and when
about sin milrs irum Lexington thoy mot
the Federal forca said 10 have bcoirunder
Cen. sturgis when battle onsurd. Lit
t'e Is known OF tho affair other than that
Hurris was driven buck with loss pftrnns-
portution train aud cfniphgc. Harris
reachub the river about pidnight, closely
followed by Smrgis, aud immediHtaly
began transporting his men Rsrosa iu
! ferry boats, under 10 Hing Gre OF EcdcroI
muskcty. Many rebels swam the river
IN their ihpaiicneetu get across and speed
eauggoratcd the report or Sturgis'
strength, l1HEfr. THr ... iH rW.
One fory boat is reported sunk, aud a
large number Of rebels nrc said ~ have
been killed and wounded.
On Sunday evening Price began 20 g.
yacuate the town, and troops we're con.
etuntly departing until five O'Clock OF
Monday evening, when The last regiment
len. ........... ..... o.
/ Capt. Read herd some rebels say theJ
weru going 60 Bakers lIill, n cunnnan
ding enincnco eight miles southwest o
Lexington, TO fdTtify aud mako a stan,
there. ID. 10 Do. .. fr .If
4 They seem 20 liiuk that Trcmont an'
4 Sigcl Mere approaching with $4,000 men
n ud suys that MHj. SEWER, Provost Mar
thal at B,NihgtOn, told him. on Fridp!
luSi, that 41,oJO rstions wUre issued thu
day, ui eus9 y9df ""
Siprgis had not crossed the river up 1
Monlpy night aud nothing definite wa
known regarding his str hgih, '..
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-11
HkApeuARrrRs ONO MnIriA ASb VoL-)
UHrkEE Militia, QUAErERHArrER-

GEHERAL's OFFICE, CoLUnBus, Oot8)
af NOTICE. 9 g.
From and AFTER this date no passes VIII
be issued By the State Of Ohio, % sold
iers on furlough, 20 be refunded or kept
out Of their pay. ..I.
All Bills Of rrsnspOrthtion will here
after be settled aud paid by the Assistant
Quartermaster U. s. A., at No. 80 State
House, Columbus, Ohio.
GEo, D. WRISHr
Asst Quarterpaster General.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-11
PRICE OF mAOHTNEs, Complete
Sheriff and Special Masters
Sale, r,r

neninmin E- Ynnnntln.

Benjamin n, Vannatta.
BY virtue Of an order mAdeby the CoWt ob
Of 6enecu c6,mty 'Ohio, aF
The Nav term, A. ID. 1861, in the above
entitled cause, aud 20 noe dirteteds yill OF
ier for sale at public vendue, AZ t,e door ot
the Court House, in the city Of Tillin'ihsAad
county, on
TuE 5rH DAY OF .NoyESBER, A. ~ leeit
h.,,s.., ,L, 1on,s Of no y clock Al n, and
Io,clock II. Al. Of said day, the following
banda and tenements to,NlG
In.lot No. thirty sin $50 IN tie trWn ot
Attica, Seneea county, ONO.
LEVI WEIRICK,
Sheriff and Special Master.
Sept 9z, 1884 sSis,
BGANE5
I OF an kiuds ler sale at this C&ss.