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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-10
Sheriff Sale.
Norman A. Barnes
]. 7. Martin and wife

y. u, mnfua and vile.
BY virtue of order made by the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Seneca county, Ohio, =, at
the Oc', term, A ID. 1861 in the above entitled
cause and to me directed. viii offer fer sale
at public vendue, at the door OF the Court
House in the city Of Tiihn in said county, on
TnE 9Th DAY oF JAspARr, A. D. 1862.
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ. aud
o'clock p. Nj. ofsaid day.the following lands
and teDements. % wit
In lot number fifteen, p5l in The village
Of I.ewisville, township Of Thompson. sene-j
ca CO., Ohio. also one fourth "a Of an acre
Of land lying East Of said lot number siftecr, ;.
(I5,) beginning one rod East Of the Month
East aoFaer Of said In lot lumber fifteen, fl5)
As aforesaid, thence running East ten tl0)'
rods, parallel with the NORTH line OF said in
ot numher fifteen, (l5) thence South four
rods, thence West ten tlo) rods TO the East
atty, thence North along said East ally to
iae place Of lightning, aliin SENECA CO., o.
LEVI wEIRICK,
sheriff.
ne aEuh.6i $40
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GEN. KEI.LEY.

The Wheeling InfeHiseactr Of the L.,
says thu, Gen, Kelley ssked TO bo relic
we'd and that G,n. RyRolds is now in
command at RoInney. The wasind Gen.
Kelley received tt rhillppi n,vcr has
been healed aud lately has been so bad as
TO disqushly him lrcm doly, aud eonhn,
him 10 his bed
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sheriff Sale.
James II. Fish and others.
David s. Headlry

James II. Fish and others.
BY virtue OF an order made 10y the Ccuut o6
Common Pleas Of Seneca county, I, Ohio. ut the
November term, A. ID. 1861. in the above eR
titled cause and To me directed, nil ofi,r
tor sale w public vendue ut the door Of the
Court House, in the city Of Tiiiin, in said
county, on
THE Goth pAY or JANUARY. A. d. 1862,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4
o'clock p. M. of said day, the foll-wing de.
scribed lands and tenements, To vii:
In lotnumber one (l) in the town Of Mel
more. Seneca county, Ohio.
LEVI wEIRICK.
Sheriff.
December 90, 1861. $500
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ossso ns:s.ssLApl.-

~ at. Z ....l. l.,i..-- - h'Heu "'
Monday. JaS. II. lIubbcll (Rep.) ot
Delaware, was elected Speaker of tho
House, Edward Kinsmau (Dcm.) oI
Cleveland, Chief Clerk, and Robt. Hodg-
er of Hamilton, Ssrgcsbt.nt.Arms.
The Senate organized by clcctng ID.
w. Rhodes Of Delaware, Clerk, end Jas.
w. Sands Of Vinton. Scrgcut-at- Arms.
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Treasury N~scs.


~ - AAteo Atffsf"g
WASHINGTON, January s.-The Com
mittee Of Ways and Means will report
and ask the immediate passage, on Mon
day, Of bill authorizing the issue Of a
hundred million dollars Of demand Treas
ury Notes, receivable for all public and
private dues aud debts, making them le-
gai lendcr aud exchangaable Tor six per
cent. bonds; also, extending the same
privilege 90 all dsmunn mites already an'
ihnfik,l
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William A. Six

Eras,us T.. Gi lett and wife and Geo. Gear.
by virtue fan order made 10y the Court of
Common Pleas Of Seneca county, Ohio. at
the October term, A u. 1861, in the sbovc
entitled csusc and to me directed, will offer
Tor sale at pu.'ic vendue at the door OF the
Cuu,t llous' in the city Of TiiIiu, in said
county, on
Tur Goth pAY OF JANuAnY, A, d. 1869,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4
och OK 2. NJ. of said day, the icllOwi ing de.
scri I'D lands and tcnements, to wit:
Seventy eight (7s) feet, more orless, Oft of
the west eide OF out.lot number eight (S) In
Davis's Addition to the City Of Tiilin. Sen
cca county, Ohio.
LEVI wEIRICK.
Sheriff
ncr.o,i,s; IN lScI al IN
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War Broke Out i'm the Indian
Territory.

I.xAvEsvoRTH, Jan. 4.-Reports from
theIndian country SLOW the war has
fairly begun between loyal Indians e,
gaiust Texans and rebel half-brccds. In
fight in the Cherokee country il is re-
ported that Cooper, Texan General
aud Mcintosh. leader the rebel Greeks
were killed. The loyal Indians LOST
fourteen.
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Gen. Jim Lane, 1ccordiag To- Wash.
,nstoa correspondent, will, with tie ap.
WVbstiop Of the government, make the
experimental employing slaves OF rebels
VA bis military operatioLs in the West
using them In the uansporlai on aud com.
misssry department mainly ny tskin.
hahd mills, Il IL thought that the slave,
can grind corn though dnily 10 subsis
the army anywhere IN Arkan,as or Tex
ls.-- WOrld.
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FRrptKicK, Md. Jan. 6

AeyicCs fron Hancock, Md show that
Gsn. Lander has arrived there, also that
Gcp. jackson with large force, having
one % aud two ~ p,unders, appear, q
opposite Hancock and,hreatencd TO shell
anf our troops unless they evacuated.
Gen. Lander gave them a itlingrcsponsc,
We commenced shelling which was con-
tnucdup 10 the latest aGviees lasi night
doing little injury TO the town aud TO cul
tosps-
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Michigan u. =. Senator Elected.
DETROIT, Jan. B.

In the Michigan Legislature yesterday
Jacob M. Howard was chosen United
states Senator for thtuucxp'rcdterm ofthe
late Senator Bingham, ending March 4tb,
1865.
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coon NEWS M TRUE.

Tho news from Port Royali if true, is
gratifying indeed. II is reported Gen.
Stevens had occupied position on the
main land. had engaged aud routed the
rebels and was within six miles OF
Char 'cston, awaiting rcinforccments.
We also have vague rumors Of adj
vance Of the Fedcrals toward New Or
leans.
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December 90, 1861.
Grocery for Sale.

On account OF bad health | will
offer nv entire stock Of Groceries. Toys aud csulso
tion. private sale, on reasonable termsi ako, my
store room aud Rakers at atreasonahie rent.
q. w. BLACK,
Blasts Block, Room No. ,,
.usvI Tifhn,o.
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Sheriff and Special Masters
Sale
Boss. Clarke 4 DiLble

benjamin +. Vnnnatta and wife.
BY virtue Of an order made by the CountoF
Common Pleas Of Seneca County. Ohio, Mt
the June e,m, AID. 1861 in the above cntir-
tied cause and to me directed, will OF nfor'
,ale at public vendue nt the door OF the Courb
House. in the city u Thin, in. said county.
on
TnK Goth pAr oF JAsuARrt A. ID. 1862
between tl,r hours oi 10 clock A. NJ. and
O'clock 2. NJ Of said day, the f,llowing ds-
scribcd lands and u nemrnts. to wit:
ln.loi No. thirty six I3Gl in the town Of
Attiea, Seneca county, o.
LEVI wEIRICK,
Sheriff and Special MssieH.
Deccp ber 20, 1861 S3I5
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During the past year, the number OF
oonvicts IN the Ponitcnuary has damn.
ished, The total number Oh the first DAY
OF November last was nino hundred aud
wcuty.iour, while on the first day of No.
venber, 1860, the number Was niue hun
dred aud ihiTy-one. The average mum.
Der during the year, was nine hundred aud
slNty-hlc,
The Gov. recommends ebolishing the
minimum periods OF confinement in the
PeniIon,iSry, as prescribed by law, loav
ing the whole matter To the discretion oi
the Judges.
ouly S66,lSl is needed 10 complete the
State House and grounds. The total cost
Of the State House aud grounds to No
yclnber o, 1901, was 81 ,S50,l2l %.
The preparations for the huilding were
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fAAfAi"fNfff sfNs ~
rhd Richmond Dspatch % Friday SAYS:
rrivstc Dispatch has been rec ived here,
dsird yesterday, that picayune Bntrr il
ut Ship Island; also that the Frdcrnls
have nominal posscsslon OF BloXlc, and
il is. believed that they will occupy al
toNSrs on the coDst In that region. They
captlrcl two cannon OF D,sir. II il sta
.--l that they landed there from 5nOo ia
.noo, troops. und il is further rumorrd
,hat'h,y ,Sprcss n determination ~ push
forward their iurcrs 10 Jackson.
important news from the South = con.
tained In late papers NJ hand. A dis.
patch from Pensacola, dated January I,t.
stys Fort plckcns opened FIRE ycstcrdny
Tut the fire was nol removed to-day. Our
batlerics are silent
The Charleston Mer,ury has tispaieh
stating that lurgc force of rcdorals had
lsndcd on North Edisio and the seizure of
u. u station No. 4, on the Charleston
and Savannah Rhilrond,
Sixteen war vrss.ils Aare -~r.-. ! a.
ship ISlands
a deetuclire FIRE has occurred ai Rich
mond, burning the ;hsuirc and other yalu-
able property. 80
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lhe Rattle Of Mennt Zion.
rm,i Particulars by ene who
Saw ~.
tcru..rerar--. Of n'"e",i new"-'''l
srrrafoN. Mo. D'e. 9o, ls6l

SrrreroN, No. Drc. 90, 1861.
Ono VI the srvercst cursgcmcrts ,hai
have heeu fought duriuv the c nnpaigu Ia
Mss.un, took place YESTERDAY et Mount
IiNh. ciahtcen miles ufh.west from this
nlrcc. hswcsn ak huudrcd rcderals
e...a,nandcd by Brigndicr prcu =, CO..
sisting Of a detachment from Col Bircc' Z
Sharpehooters and five companies from
Colonel Gloyct's cavalry, and seven or
cirln hundred Conltfcrstes, which result
ted in the route cf the rcbcis with severe
loss and the capture of their camp.
Skiumishirr crmmcncd ~ eleven
o'clcok ~ The morning, and IN three hours
after our troops held complete possession
of the field. and not o rebel I hc seen cN.
copt the captured. and the dead and me
wounded, whirh he enemy wcrc unable
10 take with them on ecc,unt OF their
rrccipitate r treat. -,
rcbrl loss was flccn killed and seventy
wounded, twenty seven prisoners i"r'y
,,..,--4,r nfll fome sixty horses and mules
They were destitute ol camp tqUirngc'
and stores of pny kind.
Our loss reacted three killed, Two NOR.
tally. wounded, aud thirty more or less Sc
ICY HNft
The enemy were cncumpcd In the edge
Of .wooi upQn hill, dllcuh Of apron sh
with every advaiitupc n their favor.
Capi. Buydr rihcmruwrre e.ie-od 10
bring the enemy into action. aud although
apeffrct storm Of lead swept around them
,hey stood their ground. and fought OBJ
stinstely. Hs long ~ rebel rcnained In
sirht,
Bout 40 mon participated in the on
capcmciit, and thcir courageous STYLE Of
fighting iiqlik c,mpii-,er'edb by Gen &.
prcutiss. The oficrfs Tor the m ist part
s-.yQd coolnc,s aud c'urape, aud NAM
ngeu tnen s~srcctivc commands with kill
aud effect.
Tais tpuiraard returned To their camp a,
Stsrs con on the cvciing Of the engage
mcnt, pri forming the extraordinary feat
ri marching upward vf foriy-twu mites.
nnd fighting severe battlo in twcnty-four
hths~s
There remains hut few armed bands OF
f,bcls IL tb part ~ the county NJ the
prrScnt tbIc, ana TIE oilSct ur ths suc.
cess Of opt arms will prOb,hly be to dia
courngc Ind dislicarten the lricnts or rc.
bcllion.
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=. S.--All letters should be directed
to Romney. Hampshire County, Va.
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nccrmlei 90. lsGl. $3.50 ~
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Total 90
Tho number OF Tupils IN Novcmher las,
in the lns i,utious Tor the Bind, Deaf and
Dumb and Idiots, was;
In the blind Asylum, lso
Deal and Dumb " -.-- lao
" Idiot -
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sheriff sale.

Attorneys.
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GRAVEYARD Lots for Sale.

:, Nnssce y hereby given that Graveyard Lots in
me M New NJ. y. Cemetery, on the road leading 10
pask Ereek, are now ready for sale. The Lots are
s'a on 70 snii purchasers in squares Of 80 A. by Eft
,' aa W He ssld as whole. or square, at The op
- VI '"e purchaser For further particulars apply
" s.........,... w. I. COLLIss,
a'-fs.' 3" j. u. BEwLEY, Commitiee
Nov nn~,s, JR cLEMEsrs,
ss11LAND PLASTER
OF ea quality. by ID EDWIN wIIMrp
sune leih, 1852. 'i
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The Period Of Quiet.

The present is moment of great quiet
ude all over the field of military operations.
Doubtless, if the rebel leaders intend 80 at
tack any of our armies, or to attempt an adj
vance anywhere, they will do it soon. They
have got the news before now that by the
18th Of this month, or shortly thereafter,
the three hundred thousand thrce-years'
troops will be in the field, and about the
same time the three hundred thousand nine
months men--a grand army six hundred
thousand strong-will have been enlisted
1t cannot be that they are waiting till we
get our full million of soldiers all under arms
before they try the Issue of battle. They
will certainly be at least twice the number
Of men that JEFF. Davis has in his service
They know that while at present their army
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filled up, special draft will be ordered for
the purpose
We receive the horrible report from
Washington that the hospital transport
George I+0Locy was run into and sunk in
the Potomac, on Thursday, and that about
eighty lives were lost-sick and wounded
soldiers from McClellans army.
We have report from Missouri, copied
from the Quincy Qll.) Herald, that twenty
SIX rebel prisoners have been shot at Macon
City for breaking their parole, and that
twelve others would probably suffer the
same fate
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Rebel Sympathizers.

The outrageous conduct of the sympathizers with
treason IN the loyal States is arousng the ire of the
Ihlon men IN every direction, and they are chilling
most loudly for a change in tho mode of action
towards them. Tho case must soon be narrowed
down to very small compass We believe there il
Progress being made towards meeting such cases,
which will make some Of these blatant traitors face
their proper position. As remarked by writer.
those who are not for the country are against it,
and whenever detected they should be publicly er.
posed and disgrlced, and n certain cases. compelled
to 60 to the seeded South There is no hardship in
tins Ii they are sincere, they ought not to ask to
live under the protection of Government they arc
seeking 10 destroy. If they are not sincere, which
is rarely the case they deserves double punishment"
For certain class, we have heard it intimated and
from no common source, that there is room at the
RIP RAps for them, where they may have pleasant
view Of their Dire" whilst engaged in breaking
stone toE that Fortress. This feeling Of treason i,
extending ItscIf even at the North and has called
foT'h an Official communication upon The subject
from the Mayor Of New York to the Councils Of
that city, from which we extract the following:
1t Is one of the Of national rcycrscs that tbe
serve to "lnno~ the dlslnys from the loyal Now
Is the time to know who 10 true and who Is false
Ihe country never needed the services of traitors
and nov less than Bat she does need the ser
wees OF all her loyal children that she NAV not only
overthrow tins gigantic but causeleEs rebellion
az u""s nor mt g:ny, but may repel with becoming
spirit the tr,t approach to that foreign intervention
~ i!ef au4lr" "hc. Is At times obscurey threatened
ana winch ~e cannot admit for an instant without
natontl d',rracv. Let US then seek out, discover
and 6r'"g to punishment eeery ds!oyaI person; and
let "a eau on al The loyG! 10 stand !,gefer and 10
aPeaE and act az one man for the S!ty md honor Of
tIeir country"
At the South, how long would Union men be toll.
Grated upon the face Of the EARTH if ley were only
suspected Of entertaining Union sentiments2 How
many have been driven away from ;Aeir homes, or
placed in prison, hanged or dragged iy force into
Tie rebel armies, merely from srsp.ctoM Of Lein.,
more friendly to TIE Gag Ofther country, which prob
ably many of them had taken an oath to support.
than to the rebel rag which has been hoSted in its
place. And yet in our midst there are hundreds of
vel known SymPstbizers with the rebel government
who are roaming at large, hurting curses upon the
authorities Of the land.
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WHOLE NO. 371

may outnumbcr ours, by the end Of this
month ours will vastly outnumber theirs.
In Virginia alone we shall probably concep-
trate half a million of men before Seltem-
Der, They know that now is the most IA
vorable opportunity they will ever have to
make bold and desperate stroke at McClel-
Ian, or Pope, or at Washington There
are signs that they are again preparing to
attack Mcclellan. We are glad to learn that
McClellan's new position has been greatly
strengthened, that he can be aided by the
gunboats and mortar fleet. and that, though
the rebels may think this is our weakest
time, we may yet be much stronger than
they. know Of
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TIN AND STOVE STORE.

SMYRNA, DEL.
10 The undersigned would respectfully inform
I'D MS friends AMI the public that Le continues TO
tz91rarry on, at his old stand the TIN and STOVE
bU 81 NESS IN all its branches. where any artl.
oe ~ ais me ca he had cheap il can be purchas
81 ~ me largest cities Also, Japan and Britannia
o'iEEf-iRoN work ofal kinds promptly attended
To on The most reasonable terms
rarl'cuiar attention paid tn Guttering and Roofing.
nurse wishing any kind OF work in his line shonld
give him a cal, a. he is de1ermine.i "a ,;,,a
BY d"lag good work at small profit
Jh%I NJ SPARKS
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GENERAL NEWS.

The President, on Thursday, gave audi
ence at the White House to a committee
OF colored men, for the discussion of the
matter Of colonization, as proposed by the
last Congress. Mr., Lincoln made a speech
of considerable length, in which he urged
colonization as the best thing for the color
ed race, and stated that a place in Central
America had been decided upon for the ex-
pertinent He asked the delegation to give
the matter thorough consideration, and to
give him an answer at pleasure. They pro-
missed to do so and then retired.
ARCHBISHOP HUGnEs.-The speech of the
Archbishop, at Dublin, has been read with
interest. There are several strong points
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The following letter from the Executive Commit.
1s' Of the Democratic League oftLis City was sent
to Cen Hunter yesterday.
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Bricklaying, Plastering, &c.

The subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
she public that he s prepared to 10 all kinds Of Brick.
work. clustering, Masonry, &C., with neatness and
dispatch
ne aisg keeps constantly on hand the best quality
OF BUILDING LIME, CEMENT and CALCINED
rLASTERS BRIcK. AlOrders left al the store Of b.
Aea, or al The subseribers will receive prompt AT.
teniOn. AMEN ALLEN
sp4-Iy itt Smvrno' Del
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MM YAm &c

Schuylkill Lime. Quick or Slaeke,I, OF low prices
New York Fine Lime, Oyster Shell Lime.
Also, Superior article for building purposes, al
ways on hand. z. WILMER.
tune l0th, fe62 ...f....t..
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SScs.c OjGtcr.
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?Gtntaun, St,ctlr rs, 1861. nalS
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ttinsm paulr dtCrtrriitn uGreEn FGrntn.
A6ufrr wrrbIn ahtun9spCu siuadactn rinsn
Stcd ju untGrluhsu sbG iit rnihpo tGuftu.
" SEbs prc;ent Discount mrb trlaubt fdr
baars SE3abIunS in 9utEn 5uncs.
SCpt 26 na3W
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-01-08

DER untersst&nste srist 5ICrmit BEN Yutlfum
an, ba6 CT bsaanbis auf Sanb b6It an irinrr 8ut'
ifrn'5abrif In S6nrdsUtHe, Qt6a GountY, ulr
Nrtrn &utf d)ciu bic or an Den allernitperllrn
prrlen atla6sn wiro. Dtis 8atrit trlistt felt
srlrn Satrrn unb bat 1& tur6 feline bauctaftr
unb WUbIfeIe Grbsit stnm sutsn EuI uwprtrn.
Nur bic bette Watfrinlin wrrpm benubt unb ssr
itidte @rtsttr nn9cirut. Sc III mmtr rinr src'
bs VerIhicbrntst pCrGlbis. aus welfer man ii6
wGtIrn fam. 9Grnn man i6 cine nrue &utIGr
cbrr anSres 5abrScu9 ttlcllt, spirp bic SritSls
lung errmpt rfilt wsrpm. 8rparatrcn wrrbsn
I6nra unr tiliN auassftbrt. gDeil Der @i9rns
tbtmrr irinrm grlGGfte jcre 9Iufmtrfiomtejt wirr
met, uno Irtne 6ubrwsrfcn an Daurrtaltiefrit,
S66ntrit uno Sillisfsit ftinsn nnbrn I'm Staat
naGiirtsn, 70 borf sr BON 8r6tsrrssn auf ein;n
3uwa6s Der libralsn Runpltoit re6mn rpmit
man itn bsrsits bsrbrte.
B6rS g. 9 d 8 in msn autturiIirtr q.
gent TIM 5ubripsirn su Srrfaufm unb 8s1raunsrn
bafiir an5unebmrn, fir tpelGt artitel Id gut ls'
ben ipsrbe.
Spnatban Sep.
@priI 10, 1861. na6W