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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-12-26
Death Of Capt. Zinnner.--capr

Death Of Capt. Zininer.--Capt.
Lewis thinner, OF the l23d Ohio Rcg't,
whom we noticed last week as coming
home from his company sick, died on
Saturday last of Typhoid Pneumonia
He was buried in the new cemetery on
Tuesday last. We understand that while
with his company, he took bad cold,
and ncglecting to attend to it, on account
of accumulation of business connected
with the wants of his men, II settled on
his lungs, and finally caused his DEATH
He was well known in Tiffin and much
esteemed. He leaves q wife and two chill
dren to mourn his untimely loss.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-12-26
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the
vndsrsg gned has been spponisd ard spalihsd as Ad.
ninisrai OF on the esias OF JoHNL. RuSE, deceased
late OF 5ere"s County, D.
Dee S, It62. s. II. RCsE.
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STATUTES OF INDIANA.
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The second volume Of Messrs. Gavin Hord's eompila-
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indianapolis, June 5, 1862
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CRHxann 90, <sE ,EHnHHe.
JEFFERS0NVILLE RAILROAD
Two Trains Daily, Sundays Excepted
Trains Arrive Trains Leave.
s:45 2. M-..-.... ----.....-..-........ s-45 A NJ
AS A. $50 p. II.
A BOvE TRAINS STOP FOR THE ACCOMMODATION
~ of passengers Southport, Greenwood, Franklin,
Edinburgh, Columbus, making connections at Seymour
with trains the Ohio Mississippi Road and Louis
vile with trains the Louisville, Frankfort Lexington
and Louisville and Nashville Roads.
Frcigh trainsleave daily Freight promptly forwarded.
Ofice, Madison Depot, wes; side
A. s. CAROTHERs, Superintendent.
j. G. WHrTcoHB. Freight Agent. apl'62-dly
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-30
TRINITY JOURNAL.
Weaverville, Saturday, August so, 1862.

WORDS FIFTY SPoKEN.-Thc Alta, commenting
on the course and conduct of certain fshy poll
teiaas who advocate fusion and eovertly aid
and comfort " treason and rebellion by endeav-
oring to embarrass our Government while en-
gagged in war for the salvation Of the country,
thus remarks:
"Away with such hypocrisy Away with such
covert treason Away with such meanness Let
these traitors, who hate our country and hope for
the success of its enemies, no longer claim privi-
leges to which they have no moral right. Let
them cease trying TO use our State for the bene-
fit of jeff Davis. Let them not expect, in case
they should remain here, that any contingency
shall arise which will justify intelligent, loyal
men in recognizing them as good citizens or
seeking their political fellowship. Public opinion
will damn to everlasting nfamy not only the
traitors, but the trucking ioyalists who fuse with
them. The disgrace of the Hartford Convention
will be as nothing to it. That did no harm. 1t
was an empty name. 1t was a sccred assem-
bage. 1t cost no money. 1t cost no blood. 1t
did not endanger the life of the nation. 1t was
not disloyal, And yet such was the dishonor of
it in the public opinion, that scarcely anybody
connected with it was ever treated with public
confidence afterwards"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-30

TIE Mas TO VorE FoR.-We make the follow
ing extract from the address of John SWEET,
Union candidate for State Superintendent of Pub
lie Instruction, delivered at the late session Of
the Teachers Institute, San Francisco:
If elected to broader field Of action than
the school room, for myself, l shall devote every
energy Of mind, body and soul to the advance.
ment of public schools in this State, purpose
to canvass the State thoroughly after the cleo
tion not by harranguing political gatherings, but
by visiting the schools, encouraging the teachers,
and by talking Of education in every school
house where | can get dozen men to listen to
me. If the State refuses to pay travelling eX-
pcnses, | shall be ready to pack up my blankets,
as did in the mines of Feather river trudge on
foot, and " board round" Yankee fashion If
the teachers Of the State back me, the work can
be done"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-30

COLLECTION DIsrRCTs.-C California is divided
into five districts for the purpose OF collecting
the Federal war tax. The First District is com
posed of the counties of San Francisco and San
Mateo Second District, Alameda, Santa Clara,
Santa Cruz, Monterey, San Luis Obispo, Santa
Barbara, San Diego, San Bernardno Third
District, Contra Costa, San joaquin Calaveras,
Stanislaus, Tuolumne, Mariposa, Fresno, Buena
Vista, Tulare, Mono Fourth District, Sacra-
mento, Amador, Sutter Yuba. El Dorado. Co.
usa Placer, Tehama, Nevada, Shasta, Sierra, Sis
kyou, Butte, Plumas Fifth District, Golo, So
lano, Napa, Marin, Sonoma, Mcndocino, Hum
boldt, Klamath, Del Norte and Lake. The Col.
lectors are w. P. Patch for the First f. b. Muir
dock, Second John Sedgwick Third A. A. De
Long, Fourth ; Charles Maltby, Fifth. The As
SCISSORS are G. I, Fay, First Richard Savage,
Second Thomas Campbell, Third J. NJ. Avery,
Fourth w. 4. Gleason, Fifth.
According to the above showing, from a late
number Of the Sacramento Bee, Trinity county is
to be exempt from the War tax We hope not,
certaiuly, and presume it should have h-eo ir
cludcd in the nfth collection district.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-30

THEATRICAL RyyAL ~ PoAPEH.-At the mo.
ment Of The destruction Of Pompeii by an erup-
don Of Mount Vcsuvus in the year A. D. 70,
theatrical representation was being given in the
ampithoater. A spcculator named Lagini, tax
ing advantage Of that historical reminisoeao-.
has lust constructed thealer on the ruins Of the
above named city, the opening of which he au-
nounces ia the following terms After lapse
Of eighteen hundred years the theater of this
city will be roopened with La Figlia del Reggi.
mento. | solicit from the nobility and gentry q
continuance Of the favor constantly bestowed on
my predecessor, Marcus Quintus Martius, and
can assure them that shalt make every effort TO
equal the rare qualities he displayed during his
management"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-30

A WAY or HER OwN.--An army correspondent
near Corinth writes the following significant
paragraph
| have seeh only one man a resident of the
country Che quite old) and some four families of
women aud children-all the women being wild
ows, by their own statement. One said her hus.
band had been dead some ten years, she having
a sucking infant about three months old and
about dozen children of all ages She was
asked how that happened, aud if it was common
in Mississippi She said that was way she had
OF doing up things Of her own
TINS enormous amount of 2l,5O0 pounds OF
fruit was shipped from Briggs orchard, near
Marysyille for san Francisco, on the litb,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-30

TALKING TO THE PorNr.---Our newspapers,
which on the receipt of the Golden cate calamity
were ready to furnish nnumerahle excuses for
the conAagraton of that steamer joining the
stereotyped talk about " the officers and crew
being bameless in the Natter appear TO be
coming to their senses and several Of them,
through correspondence and otherwise, accept
the rational belief, that the destruction of the
. Golaen Gate was the result of most wantOn and
reckless eareleSSness. The steamer IL appears.
was simply provided with small sized hose like
those used in our gardens aud even those were
not properly used. commander, Incompetent
to discharge his responsible duties either by
mental imbecility dissipation or fright or by all
combined instead Of quicting the fears OF the
passengers in the frenzy Of the moment through
the temcrity, or from other and perhaps baser
causes, only added 60 the fears OF those under
his protection. The miserable creatures forming
a portion of the Gates crew, instead of proyid-
ing for the safety of the passengers, particularly
the women and children, as in the ease of the
Central Ameyica left the burning steamer at the
earliest moment, took possession of the boats,
even threatening the lives of few passengers
who attempted to save their own lives by clingng
TO the sides of the life boats. 1t is recorded
and one siclens at the thought that brutal
fellow Jumped into one of the boats, alighdng on
the body of an elderly lady, and killing her.
She was found sometime after this lying ON her
face in the boat, lleless, and as soon as Lhe dis
CuNely was made thG bOdy was thrown INTO lhe
sea. The pain attendant upon the destruction of
the Central .imvica to those who lost friends 10y
that mmolation of human lives, lost much of is
sting when we called to mind Che herosm of the
noble Hewdon and others under him when we
remember that not woman or child was lost
10y that shipwreck, and that the odious Ashby,
the Chief Engineer, was The only exception
among the gallant members of the unlncky craft
However, it is not the bascr elements of human
nature we should review as eviuced by subur-
dinates to a soulIess monopoly but to the mo-
nopoy itself No one can well doubt that the
Golden cate started out in an unsafe condition ON
her last trip it is unquestoned that she was
mismauaged during her confagration, which
facts should be well weighed 10y those appointed
to Investigate this important matter. Neither
favor nor fear should influence Investigators in
this case, and the Pacific Mail steamship Compa-
ny, if guilty of remssncss in their duty to the
travelling public, should receive treatment com
memsuratc with their crime Grass Talicy
Nati0aak
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-30

FIRE AT VIRGINIA CirY--A destructive fire oo-
cured there on the 22l. The lumber yard,
stable and Office Of G. Jones g Co. were de-
stroyed. Their loss alone is put down at one
hundred thousand dollars,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-30

KLAMATH County From the official directory
Of that county, as published in the Yreka Union,
we learn that Hon. A. c. Lawrence, lato Of this
place, is District Attorney, and Il. l.. Warruer,
an old resident Of Trinity, one of the members
of the Board Of Supervisors.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-30

PROFANITY AND FAIsEuooD.-" Cd d-m The
Constitution! I'm for the Administration. - Ex.
That's what large portion of the heather
Abolition Black Republican demagogues say
Union 4dgocate.
That's what nobody ever said but the lying
rebel sympathiser who invented the sander, and
we owe no apology to anybody for thus frankly
affirming. .NarysoAe Appeai.
That's the talk And wen bet new hat that
the first above paragraph was invented by the
editor Of the Union Adcocate-Bull-th man who
last year boasted through his paper that he was
going to the wars, but afterwards concluded to
let some Republican so instead
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-30

RESPONSE OF THE GoyEENoH or IILINeG8.-
Gov. Yates, Of Illinois, was born in Kentucky
was an ardent compromise man in the Winter Of
'G0 '6l, and has always been credited with strong
BordcrState sympathics. Hoad Bis stirring
aud patriotic response to The Presidents call for
three hundred thousand more troops:
mild and couciliatory means have been tried
in vain to recall the rebels to their allegiance.
The conservative policy has utterly failed to re-
duce traitors to obedience, aud to restore the
supremacy Of the laws They have, by means Of
a sweeping couscription, gathered in countless
hordes and threaten to beat back and overwhelm
the armies of the Union with blood aud treason
in their hearts, they Haunt the black nag of re-
belion in The face Of the Government, and
threaten TO butcher our brave and loyal armies
with foreign bayonets. They arm negroes and
mcrcess slyage5 in thair behalf.
Mr. Lincoln the crisis demands greater efforts
and slcrncr measures. Pr3tLa'H oi.'0 H. q02i
old m2tto. of The &epUiic, Lda,y anil I.,ioa
aoio and Joyee, one amt msep0a5h' aud aesepl
The services Of aH l9Yti nsu, aud jt twll be in your
power to stamp armies ont Of Che earth lire
sstible armies that will bear oug banners to GER
tain victory.
In any event, Illinois, already alive with beat
of drum and res0undjug with The tread Of new
recruits, will respond to your call Adopt this
policy, and she will leap like flaming giant
into the fight This policy for The conduct Of
the war will render foreign Intervention impos
sible. and the arms Of the Republic iuyiucible
1t will bring the coniIict to q speedy close, aud
secure peace on permanent basis.
r. YATES Governor Of Illinois,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-30

SwErr's ApDRESs.--We are indebted to some
friend for copy of the San Francisco Bulletin
containing the address of SWEET, the Union nomi
nee ior State Superintendent of Public Schools
recently delivered before the Teachers Institute
of San Francisco. 1t is an able production and
woud be read with interest by every Union
uap. if generally distributed. We have only
room to-day for one or two extracts.
:" 1t is a Prussian maxim !hat Whatever you
would have appear in the life of the nation, you
must put into the school, Our national schools
are training an army of more than 100000 OF
boys for the campaign of the next generation.
As sure as the sun in heaven, that army will so
marching on conquering and to conquer,
thrilling with the vitality of the old Saxon race,
stubborn in its love Of liberty, erng and
concentrating its mighty pawers OF intelligent
action, until it has strength TO crush dozen re-
bellions like this and bid defiance tG the 'inter-
ference of the world"
That has The right ring to it-and so has this {;
The rebels say Cotton is King Gold is
King some say but Free Labor is a king
mishtier than either, The real wealth of our
State is not in gold mines, but in the hard isted
men who work them. Intelligent free lahorers
are working out the great problem OF civiliza-
tion on this continent; intelligent lighting men
are consolidating its government and insti5u-
tions and both are influenced and directed by
public schools. Free as air vital as electricity,
viyifying as the sunlight they act on the organic
forces Of the nation, these three unseen agents
of the physical world build up the life OF the
globe from nanmate matter In this great ma
tional crisis let us consecrate ourselves anew to
the cause in which we have so long labored.
Waile the army of the Union is fighting for our
nationality and our institutions, let us, with a
patriotism no less pure and devoted, do our duty
in educating the men who shall preserve this
Government against all future rebelious, and
pcpetuatei it to millions OF freemen yet unborn
SWEET is the man for Superintendent, and will
get our vote, sure.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-30

view q
hospital horrors of our civil war is given by a
7 rson who visited the sick and wounded in an
oil building which was occupied as a hospital
near Nashville Tennessee. 1t was one of the
many buildings which were crowded with the
rarortunate after the great battle at Donelson
and Shiloah;
'atents in wild dolirium were tossing them
9, ,vs and grasping vainly at the barren air
. vcaealag T5f ,-..t.r t,svinss fheir hair glsrfpl
/ icrccly at each other dysentary patients shv
crng and exhausted, had lain themselves doWr
to die, the cold death sweat unwiped, the hard
dry lips unmostened the wounded racked with
pain were writhing, till in some violent spasu
the bandage would burst and the life blood ebl
out on the ioOr--the floor itself wet and cold
with puddlcs of slim gore-the audacious rats
rudely assaultiug the heaps oi animated rags
before life was extinct the living aud the dead
were lying in promscuous mass Nine dead
bodies were unremoved, two had bled to death,
and those who lay near them had in vain tried to
drag themselves beyond the huge crimson pool
in which the dead men lay. Seventeen more
were in deaths last agOnies, and yet at noon the
surgeons had not made their rounds. Some Of
the bodies were most horrible to look upoa; but
one or two had that look of marvellous relief
which weary mortality sometimes assumes when
its turbulent inmate has departed. II the sights
were terrible, The sounds were enough to ring in
the ear for q lifetime; idiotic giggling, frenzicd
shreks of maniacal laughter groans OF agony,
frenzied prayers, the low murmur wrung by des-
pair from dying lips, raving, bowling, sobblng,
cries for aid aud, above all, for water, mingliug
in one fell discord And more piteous than all
were the cries for ghostly consolation from the
lips of unshriven dying men, on whose low
dark virge Of life" no twilight OF eternal day
was dawning, who were crying for forgiveness.
ana mercy at the eleventh hour as their dark
| sn-dled lives rose before them in terrible retro
| Enpct.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-30
NoTuLCE-

THE OUTSTANDING DEMANDS of the un
1 dersigned in Trinity county, have been piac
ed in the hands of H. Welendorf at the Weaver
vile Drug Store, with full power to receipt and
cancel accounts. Ii. J. SEAMAN.
Weayeryille, June G, 1862, 2zoI'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-30

"HuMLIArING as is the fact, yet it is never
theles- true, that in our county there are near
Que thousand men who rejoice at every apparent
success of the Guerrilla Confedetacy, and who
are SO lost to shame that they openly acknowl-
edge their treason to the Government San
Jose Mercury.
Humiiating as is the fact, there are in Trinity
county about one-ffth that number who openly
acknowledge their treason," while there are
others who have not the honesty to stand before
the people in their true position. These latter
are the most shameless traitors.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-30

SECRETARY or STATE WEEKS is stumpiug in
Napa and SOnoma. Sacramento Bee.
Had better be in Sacramento attending to his
duties.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-30

ROME OF DEATH"-At last accounts Carl
baldi had occupied Rocco and Palestra, aud at
the latter place spoke as follows:
"The present state of affairs cannot continue.
90 against the Government because it will not
let me go to Rome. | 60 against France because
she defends the Pope, l will have Rome at any
prioe-Rome or death If | succeed, so much
the better. If not, will destroy the Italy which
| made myselGO
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-30

" INTERESTING events are occasions when a
nurse takes absolute possession Of the house, and
the husband sleeps on the sofa