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The Yankees Turued PIanlers.
From the Savannah Republican,
Wa extract tba follovvipo, from, q business

From the Savannah Republican
We extract the following from business let
ter received at this Office bearing date:
SAPELO RIVER, June 26.-There is nothing
new here, unless it is a report that the gunboats
have administered on Mr.. Jacob Barrall's plan
tation near Dsrien, and are removing his rice to
their headquarters. This operation is rather a
serious affair; as the benevolent old gentleman
may have left it in his barn, in the goodness Of
his heart as a nest egg for the widows and or
phans Of the brave soldiers who are protecting
his property day and night They are not am
phibiOus, however, and cannot swim to the
islands.
For some time the gunboats have been carry
ing on a brisk and safe business in the negro
speculation, and it is supposed that they have
established plantations on the sea island in this
county, as they are passing constantly to look
at their crops. This may be a very pleasant re-
creation to them, but a fatal blow to us. Can
you not, in this emergency, prevail upon our
patriotic Governor to have the fugitive slave
law enforced
Yours very truly, G. II. ii.
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BARBAROUs IHYEETION.-We were yester-
day shown several conical balls used by the en-
emy with their large Belgian rifles, and to our
horror discovered that the points were armed
with a cap, which striking any bone will cause
the explosion of the bali, its contents being
capable of shattering any limb and causing
almost immediate death. We have heard Of
such cOntrivanees prepared by Yankees for their
Southern brethren, but never credited the Tumor
until Oceuiarly demonstrated. In addition to
this we have heard of poisoned balls" and are
positively informed that shot have frequently
been picked up which, upon examination,
proved to have been perforated and charged
with poison. Two Floridians were slightly
grazed by such shot, and died in consequence.
Richmond Dispatch
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NOTICE.
CAMP,
JUEE Both, ls62.

JuhE SuLhi 1cOZ
Fyo ts ereside pstots OF Holly Springs Oxford and
s- and soajevs who are trying TO serve their com
nv IN tbe field aud especially TO those sell Constituted
-litsrV eeusors who have been particularly Fre ~
.ir efrictures upon myself and command IS en1es-
=. - an account OF tbe recent move across Tai
- iie would state for their information salts
fsetisn dittle az value their good opinion areae
80 ror,eriiuent criticisms coWsrdy IA uahonsl
.est he move was dictated by good sense tnd sonnd
i,,Ssmsut and ordered by higher authoT - We ieI
10y befors no force Of the enemys csv6y IS ny L.
hsve seen proper 10 report 20 the general com
,aaoSipe But the move made 20 save large snG
- usbe train Of wagons with the sul purpose O re-
,-,-T.g promptly which We have done
uiy spprecisfng obligations 70 our country ana
;-e-sae with our ability 70 perform ~ vi hout lbe
f'a,cs ~ The above mentioned pBtriots. an here
: - - coTnr,and 10 90 NY vboIe dufy ss an otheer
S. 49, - ty,isie- W. II. JACKSON.
At- AHe - Colonel Cavalry
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2 a Paris correspondent gives the following
account of a very charming custom that prevails
in some parts Of France

= A Paris correspondent gives the following
account Of a very charming custom that prevails
in some parts Of France;
On Sunday last the annual ceremony Of the
coronation Of the Rosters at Nauterre, 3
small village about FIVE miles from Paris, where
st. Genevieve was born, attracted crowds Of visi-
tors from the metropolis. The ceremony is q
very pretty one. Each yesr the claims Of a
number Of young girls, (whO must Be under
eighteen years Of age, and possess a certain de-
gree Of besuty,) for chastity, virtue. piety and
general good conduct, are presented to the mayor
and municipal council Of the village. From thu
list they select the one who is most worthy, and
on the day Of PsIiicost, surrounded by her young
friends, al dressed IN white she is escorted by
band Of music and a detachment Of the GariG
NaiiOnqie to the village church, where, after ths
priest has addressed an eIhOTtatiOn 10 her and
the audience, the mayor places gold necklace
about her neck, gives her 2 number Of other lit
tie Jewels, three hundred francs in money, and
finally places upon her brow the s2cranentsl
crown of the white roses. Rosters ars, Of
course, in great demand and it almost always
happens that before the yesr elapses they eI-
change their virginia. wreath for the Oranga
blossoms and the wedding ring. The fortunate
young lady this year is the daughter Of poor
widow with seven children and with such
combination Of virtues as she is supposed 70 have
possessed, and the striking beauty which shs
certainly did, viii not probably long cOntinUs 3
" demoiselle"
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PARTISAN SERFICEl

n EN- E. l. ACEE suth-riiy TO raise a regiment
" Of Partisan, 10 serve I'm Mississippi dis Head
quarters 81 Grenada where companies squads in
dvidGals, desiring 20 join him win apply Capt. J. E
FOLA, who has charge Of The Organization Of the regi
lnent
Fifty doDsrs bounty viii b. paid T. each member
sos company organization OIBpiets. al other
allowances conn encs vita cali. tmenL
iu15.3teodt
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JAHOR'S NOTICE.

TONaTTED to the jail Of Pamela county, Aiesis'
Z sipni NEGRO MAr who calls his name SIMON,
aud ssys be belongs Robert Bessly, Of Kentucky
be runaway from Msj. Winn, near Helena Arkansas.
He seems 70 be about ySeyen years old - very
Eisek five feet ten inches high has bis night
We and has but little beard
J. II. JONES, Sheriff and Jsilor,
fvslav9ys Psbo'a county Miss.
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YANKEE TELEGRAPHIC AGENT ARRESTED
The Northern papers Of the Ist inst, chronicle
the arrest of the telegrsphic agent Of the North
ern press, 1t appears that he had prepared q
lengthy dispatch for the Northern press, dated
from the Peninsula, which was suppressed by
the Lincoln authorities, and the agent arrested.
The Yankee papers complain bitterly of this
movement. The dispatch was supposed to con-
tain details of the defeat OF MeClellan's army,
which, Of course, was not deemed wholesome
reading matter.
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GEN. FLOYD's CONINIAND.-We learn that
Gen. Floyd has already nearly enough forces in
camps to take the field. and will probably I'M
msdiately call together the different subordinate
commands, (now somewhat scsttered), and
make bis headquarters at or near Bristol. bis
forces so far are represented to be as 6ue body
Of men as there are in the armies Of the Confed-
eTsey.-KROIUIls Regis ter.
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NOTICE

OFFICE OF MISSISSIPPI CEETR L RALROAD)
COMPANY,
Holly SPRINGS, Nay Goth, 1862. }
y consequence Of tne occupation Of New Orleans by
the enemy provision cannot be made for obggt
10 this company payable At that point the lst proI
and thereafter Therefore holders Of such paper
are hereby notified TO present the FOR payment az
thR Ocs. No interest will be paid such claims sitter
maturity unless presented here when dae and payment
Fefussd
BONDS and interest coupons msturDg and payable IN
New York, viii be paid this Office hereafter instead
OF New Orleans
By order Of the President.
my29 In A. J. HcCOEICO, secr'y.
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company of infantry shall consist of one hun
dred and twenty-five, rank and file; each com
pany of field artillery of one hundred and nifty
rank and file; and each OF cavalry oil elghty'
rank and file.
SEC. Is. Be it further enacted, That all per
sons subject to enrolment, who are not now IN
the service. under the provisions OF TINS ACT
shall ba nerritted, previous to such enrolment,
to volunteer in companies now il the service.
Approved, April l6, 1862,
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RHNAKAYS CAUGHT /!

-sHARLEs and TON, belonging to W. S. Ball Of
- Memphis, Tenn, runaway from Lew. kirgs, near
VeuqhEn's Station. Central road Charles Is very
toui peao six feet high large Whiskers, thirty years
old and blgek Tom is yellow small gostee, and slut
fefs while taking.
n.-nIa lnrrltN Ei.s
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IAILOR'S NOTICE,

C{ONMITTED 10 the jail Of Pamela county, two NE
Z GRO MEN, who say their names are PHILIP and
JIF and that they belong to Robert Adams, Of Tsls
bstebis county Mississippi Both are copper colored
-5rte 0y-uer can End them in jsil al th's place.
j. II. JONES, Sheriff aud JsilOT,
f-5rs-a-s Pamela county Miss
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RUNAWAY CAUGHT!

.CsOMMITTED to tbe is Of Pamela coaLty YELL
u LOW NEGRO HAE, Who calls Lie zane LEN,
and says be belongs Henry Stridsr, Of Taishatehie
.eOuuty Bss Len has long curly hair thirty years old
and Eve feet SIX inches IN hight.
J. II. JONES, Sheriff and Tailor,
fv5 1aw9vt Panols county. hss.
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Snow IN JUNE.-Yesterday afternoon It com
mencsd showing in this city, ieebly, it is true,
but nevertheless really snOwing. 1t was cold
enough all day for overcOsts and furs out doors,
and for coal fires within but the snow, though
no novelty in Chicago when in season, was.
considering the time Of yesf, when, according to
all standard almanacs, this should be near mid
summer, novelty aud curiosity. IL continued
extremely cold up to late hour last night
Chicago .'JOaraai, June -.
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Certificate of the Rev. Mr.. Foster Baptist minister
from Marengo county, Alabama.
COLONEL KIDD's SALT SPRINGS,

OLAHhE OUUNI y AIa-' Juy , IsI IoO-' J
l have a salt furnace in operation at this
place, and my yield of salt at this time is about
six bushels of salt per day to eight hands, and
with nine more ninety gallon kettles / could
make with the same hands as much more. l
am satisfied that if my kettles were all of 100
gallons measure 1 could make bushel of salt
per day to the hand. The supply of salt water
is inexhaustibe as the springs which yield the
salt water can be obtained anywhere in the bed
and on the banks of the creek.
Having the best opportunity for testing the ca
pacity of these springs, 81 speak what l do
know, and testify to what have seen"
J. c. FOSTER
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LADY FRANKLIN.-The friends of this lady
win be pleased to learn of her safe arrival (also
her neice Miss Cracroit) at Paris in good health,
on their way to England, having visited, since
leaving, New York. Brazil, Patagonia, Chill.
Peru, Panama, California, British Columbis,
Sandwich Islands, Japan, China, East Indies,
Egypt, Malta, etc,
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TIE YANKEES ON EXCHANGE OF Prison
ERs-A letter from Fortress Monroe says:
The government has decided to withhold the
general exchange Of prisoners until after tho
impending great battle is fought. Official lists
show that we have taken fOrty-six thousand
prisoners the pres Mt year, some twenty-five
thousand hsving cen parOlsd and sent to their
homes. All Of our forts are now filed with
rebel officers who have recently been taken
Drisouers
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u For ventilation, open your windows both
at the top and bottom. That fresh air rushes IN
one way, while the foul air makes its exit at the
other. This is simply letting in your friend and
expellng your enemy
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THE YANKEES AT PORT REPUBLIC.-We
learned yesterday, by passengers on the Or
ange road, that small force of Yankees have
advanced and occupied Port Republic, in Rock
ineham, the scene Of their battle with jackson
about the 1st of June. They are committing
considerable depredations on the inhabitants IN
the neighborhood, and our cavalry in the Valley
have been sent to chastise them.-LyHchtHTg
PeDublicaH
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RUNAWAY CAUGHT !

FTNHERE was committed 70 the jail Of Paaos county,
q NEGRO BOY. who says bis name is RANSOM,
aud that he belongs 70 Philip Hooks, Of TpO1 county,
Tenn Said Negro Tsnsvsy from his young master X.
w Hooks at TupeO. He Is abOat twenty-five year.
old hair long aud thick had gray uniform coat
gssns pants and Yankee bre jscket
J. H. JONES, Sheriff aud Jsilor,
fvETavyavvs panoia county Mas
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TRAVEL IN SOUTHERN KENTUCKY We
learn from the Princeton (Ky.) Var Ne'oS, that
the trains on the Memphis branch of the Louis
vile and Nashville railroad only run, for the
present, as far as the State line. The Tennes-
see company have failed, until recently, to do
anything in the way of repairing their portion
of the road which was destroyed by rebel van
dals. A large number of hands are now en-
gagged in repairing the trestlework over Red
river, and in the course of month trains will
run to Clarksville, and in short time they will
run to Memphis. No trains are running as yet
on the Nashville and Kentucky railroad. All
travellers from this section going to Nashville by
railroad have to 60 via Bowling Green. There
is hack line making tri-weekly trips from
Hopkinsville to the State line, which is the most
preferable route to Nashville, Louisville, etc.
being less staging than by way Of Russelyille'
CABBAGE SALAD.-ChOp enough cabbage
fee to fill a vegetable dish. Heat coffee cup
Of strong vinegar, with lump OF butter N II
the size of small egg. Pepper and salt When
hot, beat an egg very light and stir IN then
pour all on to the chopped cabbage.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-04-25
SHERIFF Sale.

vs..
Samuel Engle and Hiram p. Silyerwoed and
wife.
BY virtue Of an order made by the Court OF
Common Pleas of Seneca county Ohio, at the
November term, A, ID. 1861. in the above en-
titled cause and to me directed, will offer
for sale at public vendue at the door of the
Court House, in the city of Tilfin, in said
county, on
TnE 2Sth DAY OF APRIL. A. d. 1862,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4
o'clock p. NJ. of said day, the following de.
scribed lands and tenements, 10 wit
Being the one third undivided interest in
and to fractional part Of the north west
quarter of section ten tl0) in Township one
% in range sixteen (l6) east, aud eommen-
cling for the same at the centre of tho Marion
State road and the Caroline road at the eros
sing Of said roads, and running from thence
south along the centre Of said Marion State
road to the centre of Honey Greek, from
thence in north enst direction along the
centre OF said Honey Creek to the centre OF
said Caroline road, from thenco to the place
of beginning. Excepting and rcserying
tlierefrom certain piece or tract of land out
Of the north west corner Of said premises
being sixty feet by two hundred feet exclu'
awe Of the road.
LEVI WEIRICK.
Sheriff.
March %, 1862. $5,40
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-04-25

James Sabins Of the State Of Tennessee
will take iicc that Robert G.. Caplcs anu
Robert W Hale of the county Of Seneca aud
in tho State of Ohio. did dle their petition on
the 18th day ut DCcclnh.r, 1862, ia the
Court of Common Pleas within aud Tor tho
county Of Seneca and State of Ohie, against
the said James Sahins. defendant. setting
forth that on the sxtrcuih day OF December,
ls6l, the defendant gave to the plaintiffs his
due bill Tor the sum OF eighty seven dollars
with iu,crcst from date aud praying that M
order Of Attachment, may issue against the
real estate Of the said defendant, situate in
the county OF Seneca and State Of Ohio, and
IL known M ln.lot M. 2s7 In tho village of
Fostoria, Seneca county, Ohio, which order
has been served aad returned and property
appraised ut eleven hundred lollars.
And further praying that said James Sabins
may pay said sum now claimed TO bc due
with interest, aud the said Jamcs Sabins ID
notified that he Is required to appear and an
swer said petition ou or before the third Sat.
arday after the first day of May, 1862.
A. III SELpEN.
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
March 2S, lsG2,-Gw SI,2j
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Con-.
PERSONAL.

If Squire Beilharz authorized the state
meut made in the Advertiser last week, he
lied most outrageously.
1t Is not true the clerks in the Postoflice
were out celebrating the 4th.
1t is OF true that we attempted to distrih.
ute the mails ourself and got confused.
1t is not true that Squire objected, because
he was not sworn.
1t is not true that the mail had arrived or
that the crowd were in waiting, when the
Squire came in.
We gave MIR. Coonrod only leave Of ab
sence part Of a day, (not on the 4th Of July,)
to drill with Capt Sulivans Zouayes, oi
which he was a member. The other clerk
and onrself could have opened the mail with
out any trouble, but he, (the clerk.) got so
sick he had to so home. We then called up
on Squire Beilharz, as he was an old Deputy
and his oath was still on file at Washington,
IL the Squire is willing to rest under the sus
picion, which he (or the Advertiser) has rails
ed, thai il would not be safe to have him in
the Postoiiice half an hour, without being re
sworn, we are content.
Ii. L. MCKEE, p. NJ.
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New York Market.

NEw YoRK April %.
FLouR-Sales of 500 bbls at 81 50@i rs
for super western "a s5G5 10 fer common
TO medium extra western. s. 30a5 40 for in
ferior TO good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio.
wHrAT-sales at 81 3s@sI As.
RYE-Sales at 60@slc.
BARLKY-Sales at Yle.
CoRS-S Sales 10000 bu at5s@e0 for new
yellow.
oArs--sales at 3s@4Oe for State, West
ern and Canadian.
WuIsKY--held 2326c.
PORK--Sales. $50 bills at SO 500I2 IS
for mess 10 00@l0 so for prime
BLEF-Sales at 81 50@5 so for country
prime; IS 50@s 90 for country mess.
BEEy HAns-Steady. Sales at si7 00@$l7
so for western.
Cur MEArs--Duh, at flS@Sc for shoul-
ders, and 5lSa7c for hams.
BAcoS-Steady. Sales at CSC.
LABD-Sales at 7@e16e.
BulTER--A fair business doing atll@l2
for Ohio; l6@2lc for State.
CaEr x-G@71sc
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Buried.--In Atioa. Seneca county, o.,
the bodies Of Stephen NJ. Rice and Joshua
Craiglow, who fell on the f.ld Of battle at or
near Winchester, Virginia. Their remains
were brought 70 this place by their friends,
and buried on Sabbath, April l3th, ls6a,
with appropriate religious services, in pres.
euce Of a large assembly of mourners aud
sympathizing friends.
They were both young men Of more than
ordinary character and talents ready to obey
the first call Of their county, and enlisted in
April, 1861, in the 7th Regiment Of Ohio vol.
untccrs, and like true patriots they endured
the hardships and dangers Of war together,
as very intimate friends, and in death they
were not separated. They fell almost at tho
same moment at the commencement Of the
battle.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-04-25

Report of Soldiers Aid Sociciety.
Since Friday last, the Aid Society have
prepared and forwarded, for the relief Of our
wounded soldiers, the following articles:-
81 bed'tieks, so pair pillow slips, % doz
en- shirts, 5 dozen pads, s dozen toSels,
81 bnnehos Of rags, ls was cloths, - pair
Of slippers, l2 dozen handkerohiefs, box
OF lint, dozen sheets. 3 wooden blankets,
pair Of drawers, dozen pair Of socks.
80 rolls Of bandages, dozen pillows, . bed
quilts In the way of fruits, &c. ~
bushels dried apples, 4 pounds. dried cher.
ries, cans Of concentrated chicken, 6
can Of peaches, jar of apple butter, J can
OF cherries, can black eurrants, can OF
blackberries, can Of rAspberries. 2 jars Of
pickles, bowl of jelly, qts ourrant wine. i.
BY order Of Soldiers Aid Society.
Apr l4th, 80.
henry Ebert Esq, in behalf Of the Le-
dies Aid Society, has received the follow
ing;
oFrcE OF SANITARY Con-, cls.. April 10.
HESRr EDEKT, ESQ;
DEAR SR:-Please tender, to the Ladies
Aid Society Of Tillin, our thanks for their
generous contributions 10 our Hospital re.
sources. They are timely and will be appro.
priatsd to use wherever most needed.
Yours truly,
FoSDIcK
We are requested to announce that the Aid
seeiety wiii meet. every Monday evening,
until further notice.
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NnIicC.

To Ioammi Bear, Nancy j. Bear aud John
Rear.
YOU are hereby notified that. on the 10Th
day " March, A. u. lst2, Junius Jones ns
Guardian of lsoammi Bear, Nancy j. Bear,
John n, ar aud William II. Bear, flied, in the
Probate Court ul Scucca County, Ohio, ape.
,ion, the object aud prayer of which Is, To
procure said Court 10 order the sale of tho
real estate " the said Loammi Roar, Nancy
} Boar, John Uyarani william H. Bear, sit
uatcd !, the county ot Seneca, Ohio, aud lie
sctibcd ss f1llows, to wit: being in lot No
l05. In the Village OF Fustoria. Seneca county
Ohio
The application therefor will bc for n
hearing by said Court on The twelfth day of
May A. y. 1860 at ten o'clock A. NJ, at which
time unlcss you show cause to the contrary
M order will be granted as prayed ior in said
petition.
A. H. SELDEN,
Atty. ior Petitioner.
March ~. --6-w. Si31
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Not n Bit.-As 1t is only the turning
out ofa Republican Post Master and the put.
out in of anoth er Republican, we cannot say
that the thing affects US to any great extent.
Advertiser.
Not at all, neiglbor If that don't affect
you to any great extent, pray tell us who
writes the articles for tie Advertiser7 That
M was very much q sctcd eanbe seen by ev
cry reader Of that paper. just think, only
FIVE articles in ONE week aud any amount
Of untruths in them, and still not "afIected to
any great extent" We are little afraid
there has been a stretching done
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-04-25

Interesting There was young gen.
tleman living not thousand miles from To.
iedo, divorced from his wife, recently, on &C
count of "incompatibili,y." About three
we eks after the separation the opcc.was wife
fell heir to about S90.000.