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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-02-28
what shall be Done With the
Traitors.

"IIung them, Of course, ,"sNys General
Scott. An old-(uthioncd idea, certainly /;
hut while the dcluded masses may well
be forgiven on returning 10 their ale
glance, We dcvoutly hope that the leaders
the men who out OF their insane ambition
have brought horror 10 ton thousand
homes, aud become the murderers OF
those who bave fsllen on either side, will
not besRssRilLea. " escape without the
punishment of deeik Tire world needs
she example, AZ the n, y. TrilHRc
ssys; "The Spontaneous insiincls of 4.
loyal men point 70 the gibhst ~ the only
" end foy those supSene in the wicked
esrse. CcTiainly Cor all concerned in
sry way in the rebellion, absolute politi-
cal death Is the lesst punishment thut cen
ss mctea ia 70 them, = Bgfelo E..
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-02-28
S2,IOO,OOO.
And uniformly conducts business
in the most efficient, service
able and satisfactory
manner.

Prudence and economy, as well
as good management, urges the
wisdom OF Insurance when a most
reliable kind is obtainable at fair
rates and rules.
In this important matter the first
essential is, secure the best, and
the Management ofthe ETNA de-
sign especially maintaining integ-
rity for sterling business qualities
In the future as the past, confiden.
tly locking for reward in a greater
and preference fiom
property owners.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-02-28
Thanks of the Wnr Department
tO GcN. Lander.
Wan rrrALTNrNr. Wism,oroS, }
Mondpy, Feb. II, 1862.

WAR rrrALTNrhr. WisM,0roS,l
Monday. Feb. ", 1862.
To Brig. Gen. p. W. Lander;
The President dir, cts me to say that
he has observed with pleasure the .ctvity
aud enterprise manii, stcd Nv Yourself and
the ,ilicerr aud soldiers Of our commsnd.
You have shown how much may be done
IN the worst weather and worst roads hy
spirited officer Al the heed ofa small force
1t brave ineu, unwilling TO waste life in
e,mp when the enemies of their country
are within reach. Your brilliant surccss IL
Il sprtsugc of what may he expected when
the army of the Potomac shall be led To
the H. Id by their gallant General.
tSigucd) EDWIN NJ. STANTON.
Seer tary N War.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-02-28
Move mCUt> OF Fort DoucIsou
Prisoners.

lSnAsAoLis, Feb. !c--Twclvc hun.
drtd Fort ponclson prisoners arrived
here this anrrr oon. ard 500 morr will
rive Tomorrow. They will oil hr quar-.
tt,d at Camp Morton. Genera buck
Ter and staff are also en- route for this
place, ga Louisville,
CmcA0o, Fch, ~ Pour housnnd
Donclson prisoners have already arrived
4 Camp Douglas, and two thousand mets
viii arrive 10 uaorrow morning.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-02-28
Peter II Lott. etal.

Peter II Lott, ct al.
BY virtue OF an order made by the Court
Of Common Pleas OF Seneca County, Ohio at
the Nov. term, a. ID. 1861. in the above en-.
titled cause and 10 me directed, will offer
for sale at public yenduo, at the door Of the
Court House in the city Of 1iiiu, in said
county, on
THs sih Day oF MARcH, A. D. 1862,
between the hoars Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4
O'Clock p. A. of said day, the following lands
and tsnements, to'wit;
The east half Of in.lot number FIVE hun
dred and eighty ave (5SS) 10 the Second
Ward Of the city of Tifin, and
further desoribed as follows, 10 Wit;
Beginning for the same at the south east
corner Of said in.lot number Ave hundred
and eighty Ave (5s5) running thence west on
and along the south line of said in,lot thirty
(S0) feet, thence northerly on and along the
centre Of said in lot thirteen tl3) feet thence
westerly two ~ feet and six l6l inches,
thence nortLerly twenty three 1881 feet.
thence easterly two feet and six g. inehss
thence northerly on and along the centro OF
said in 0, No, $50 TO the north line of said
in lot, thence sasterly thirty 1891 feet to the
north east corner OF said IN lot aud thence
south on aHS along the east line Of said in
lot 10 the south east corner thereof 20 the
place Of beginning. Containing more or
less.
Also, the vsst half Of said in,lot No. se5.
Beginning FER the same At the south wesl
cornerofin lot Nu.,5eS. running thence east
so teeti thence north on apd alOag the centrs
lineof said In lot - feet, thence weftsrly feet
and 6inches, thence northerly 2s feet, thence
easterly ? fset and 6inehes. thenee aor,hsrly
on aud along the eenae OF said inlot No
hSS 10 the north line Of said in,lot, thence
west 30 feet TO the north west ooraer ef said
in.lot. theuos southerly on and along ihs
west line Of ssid in ,loi 20 the south Sesi cor
ner thereof. the place efhsgianing. Contain
Ing mote or lees.
The above ie.s sold separately or together
LEVI wgIRicK.
Sheriff.
February 7ln, 'el. $s.2S
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Master COInmissioner,s
Sale.
John d. I'oomis and Phyletus Nyman,
partners IN business, under the firm name Of
Loomis & Nyman

We.
Joseph Foncannon, jr. and Leander Stem.
Dy vntue of an order made bv the Court
Of Common fleas of Seneca County Ohio AZ
the Jan. term, A. ID. 1869, in the above on
titled cause and TO me directed, | will oesr
for sale at public yendue, at the door of ths
Court House, In the city Of Tiffin, in said
county, on saw
TnE llth DAY OF MARou, A. d. 1862
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A NJ nnd A
o'clock p NJ. of said day, the foIiowira a.
se,,oeu lahus ana tenements, to.wit:
cannon, Jr'' IN and to three acres Of land in
the north part OF the north west quarter Of
section number FIVE (5,, in township number
three (Sl, north Of range number sixteen
tlol, In Seneca county, Ohio, aud bounded
on The west by the Depot ,or Station Grounds
OF The Sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati
Railroad. and extehding east the full length
oil the lands owned by said Leander Stem in
said quarter section, far enough to embrace
and include said three acres Of land.-and
which said three acres of land, said Josenb
Foncannon, jf., holds by perpetual Ierse
from said Leander Stem, 40 long as the same
shall be used for the purrose of militia
gether with the Steam Saw Mill and mncbin
cry and fixtures, situated and standine o.,
said three acres of land, and, oil and singu-
iar' the privileges and appurtenances to said
Leasehold Estate and Saw Mill, belonging.
LEVI WEIRlCK,
Sheriff of Seneca county, Ohio. and
Special Commissioner ia above action.
February IA. 1862. S6,45
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a:cn. BuCII Criticised.

Amid the enthusiasm everywhere mani
tested Al the success cf tho Union arms,
there are some few persons who are dis
posed TO be critical respecting the opera
tions of the army in Kentucky. The ihct
thst the rebel General Johnston was per
ml'lcd 20 carry every stick away from
Bowlin Green in preecncc Of armies on
every side, is considered as an evidence of
excellent strategy on his part, hut not 50
crcditsblc to the armies watching him.
1t is asserted that Gen. Buclps inaccessi.
bility hrd something To do with this over
sight Worlds Cor.
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HONOR TO WHOM HONOR Is
DIE,

LISA little singular that those papers
that have been mcst opposed TO the war,
are now loudrst in the praise of McClcl.
Ian. II looks suspicious. The Adrer-
iiser gives him all the credit of the vic
tory at Ft. Dohclson, while the truth is,
he had nothing at all to do with it, Read
SECRETARY Stanton's letter to the N. Y.
Tribune.
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sheriff Sale.
William A. Orm


Andrew j. Orm, ct al.
by virtue ofan order made by the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Seneca county, Ohio, ut
the January term, A D. 1862, in the above
entitled cause and to me directed, will offer
for sale at public vendue at the door of the
Court House, in the city Of Tifhn, in said
county, on
TuE 3lst DAY or MARcH, A, ID. 1862,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4
o'cl, ok 7 NJ. Of said day, the following de-
scrihcd lands and tenements, to wit:
ln,lst numbered one hundred and ninety
six (lg6) aud in lot numbered ono hundred
and ninety seven (l97), lees nine feet OF
of the north side thercof, in the Second
Ward of the city of Tifin, Seneca County,
Ohio
TERMS OF SALE.-One third cash on
the day Of sale, one third In twelve months,
and one third in twenty four months with in
tcrest. The deferred payments to be secur
ed by mortgage ON said premises
LEVI WEIRICK,
Sheriff.
February 2S, 1851 1895
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Col. Bauscnw nwcin---The 5sti,
Ohio.

Ohio,
Among the troors engaged at Fl. DON
elson, was the 5sth Ohio, Col. Bausen.
vein. The correspondent of The Cincin
natl Commercial thus speaks OF this regi-
ment and its brave Colonel, which, as
many OF the bsth were recruited from the
German citizens of Cleveland aud adioin.
Dg towns, will be of interest to our
readers:
can attack was made upon the 5Sth
Ohio, which was gailantly repelled with
a loss vt one killed aud five wodnded.-
Commend me 20 Col. Bauscnwcin as n
fighter OF the Gurlbaldi order, in whose
school he learned the trade, and of whose
stall he was f,rmerlya a member. His men
are strongly attached to him; they would
as soon think OF leeping into the crater Of
Vrsovius as to disobey the least of his or
d rs. lie ought TO be placed at the head
OF bngade--and had Justice been done
him, would have been so placed al this
butl'. And his lieutenant Colonel =.
r. Rempel as a business man, and brave
man, cannot be outdonc. Who does NOT
know F.F. Rempel, Esq proprietor oCthe
American. House, aud the Hooking Valley
Mi Cosch lins--a member OF our Union
state Central Commiltoel You should
have seen AS did on the battlefield, aud
when his strong right arm planted the
first copy OF the Stars and Stripes which
fioatcd from the rebel works on Sunday
morning. While Col. Bausenwein moves
with the impetuosity OF lighting as near
az may be, Lieut.. Col. Rvmpcl, moves
trmg-ls always inI the place where
business and duty require bis presence
While he was with me under the rebel
battery on Saturday morning, he said; "l,t
us get oGt Of thls, Tor ii am TO be killed
IL must be while charging the rebels, and
not here, away from my regiment and do.
ing nothing" | would partieulsrize, but
have not time in this to do so. Be rs
sured, however, that our country is safe
with such oiheers and Nen as compose
the 5sth Ohio."
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Dca,h ,n the Nhi,e House.

President Linceln's son William, died
on Thursday afternoon the 2oth, at b
o'clock, after painful illness OF few
days, at the age OF about 10 years.
This Is the first time since the death Of
President Taylor, that the grim monster
has entered the White House, and the
third time, we believe since the organi,a.
tion OF the Government.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-02-28
LOOK TO QUALITY

AS a paramount consideration, re.
verse the rule making a low rate
of premium the chief essential: for
the CHEAPEST rate is too fre.
qnently only an index of the
POOREST Insurance.
AS ourrates are graduated by
the laws of fcompensation, after am.
pie experience, the propriety of In.
surance extends with equal force
to the safer classes Of property it
does to those of a more hazardous
nature. The safer the risk the
lower the percentage-the greater
the hazard the higher the premium.
So protect your property by a good
policy from the KTNA.
N. l.. BREWER, Agent.
Tifin O
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Com. Too,c II, CinrLsyi,,c.
CtiRxsymlr, Tenn, Feb. II

lihksNlLlL, TENN, Feb. ~.
CON. roorr's ASCENT or rnr cumnrRLANp.
Com Footc came mp the Cumberland
10 this point ycst rdhy with The guuboats
CoB"ttoga ard Cairo.
Tho iortifcntions on zach side of Red
River are deserted, aud two.thirs OF the
inhabitants have fled. White naps are
floating in every direction.
On the approach ol the guuboajs the
rebels set lirc to The railroad bridg over
the Cumberland aud Red riyrrs. The
one over Red river is entirely dcaruycd,
while the other Is only liiilc dam,gcd.
IN CLAMArioN.
Com. Footr issued proclamation fer
'hc people to return 10 their business.
sToHrs cArrUrEp.
There il large amount of Confederate
stores here. The rebels let here on last
SUNDAY.
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smIGmr.s SUCCESSOR.

Gov Morton of Indiana has appointed
ES-Goy. Joseph A. Wright, U. S. Scna-
tor, to I'LL the vacancy occasoned by the
expulsion of Bright. Gov. Wright is a
good Democrat, but not OF tho Vailan-
diQhdm strinc.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-02-28

Gas LANE, in speech At Lcavenworth
on "Wednesday last, declare emphpticslly
that there was no Misunderstanding *.
lsting between Gen. HusTER and himself
aud hst II he could not ssrve Freedom
as a coumendcr Ne weuld IS private
soldier
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Department OF west TenncsScc

Major General Grant has b,cn official
ly notified OF the creation of the new mill
tary department of Wtst Tennessee, Of
which he is appointed Commander, with
headquarters at Ft. Donclson,
Gen, Grants staff 10 unchanged, with
Major w. w. Leland attached as Chicl Of
COmmiaaTN.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-02-28
John horn
vs..

vs..
Lewis Bang, ct al
By virtue of an order made by the Court of
Common Pleas of Seneca County, Ohio, at
the Jan. term, AID. 1862, in the above enti-
tied cause and to me directed, ! will offer for
sale at public venduc at the door Of the Court
House, in the city Of Tifiin, in snd county,
on
THE 3lst DAY or MARCH, A. D. 1862,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4
o'clock P. NJ Of said day, the following de-
scribcd lands and tCnements, to wit:
In.lot letter"A," in the town Of New Fort
Ball formerly, now in the Second Ward Of
the city Of Tifiin, Seneca county, o.
LEVI WEIRlCK,
Sheriff.
February %, 1851. 1915
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AN ImP0RTANY INTERVIEW
WITH GOV. harris.
HE PROPOSES 10 RESTORE THE
WHOLE STATE OF TENNESSEE.
The Rebel O0iccrs sent 10 In
din nnnpoiis.
The Union Feeling in Nashville.

Special disrstch's to Cleveland Leader.
CAIRO, Feb. -
niSrofirioN cr nCcNSrW ANp sriIr.
General Buckncr and Stnt aud the rcb-
cl officers, captured at For, Donclson.
left Paducah yesterday for Indianapolis.
RrruRrIn rscAFE % JOHNSON.
II is reported that the rebel Gen. John
son after having given his parole of honor
10 Grant passed through the Paducah
lines aud escaped.
IMPORTANT iNrIEvilw wIru GOVERNOR
HARRIS.
A messenger from Donclson, who ar.
rived last evening, reports that General
Grant and II portion .ol his staff, accom-
pOuicd by Col, Wallace of the nth Illi-
nois, proceeded, under flag of truce, up
the Cumberland beyond ClOrkvillc. in
the direction of Nashville, aud met Gov.
Harris, who, after lengthy interview,
asked an armisiicc aud cessation OF
hoslil,ics Tor three days, when he prom.
iscd a Federal Nag should wave over ey.
cry fortified point IN Tennessee,
FORWARD MOVEMENT ENrrcrIp.
C,loncls Of regiments located here are
ordered 10 report concerning ificicncy Of
their ccmmNnds Immediately ~ head.
quarters, The indications nrc that for
ward movement will soon be made.
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buckuCr surI,Ndctcd to the
tivti authorities.

cNKo, Feb. pa Gen. puckncr has
haan delivered = the United S,a,cs Mar
hal ON warran, Issued ly Justice Ca
tron, and will be- taken TO Kentucky tor
trial for treason.
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John A. Miller, ct al


John A, Miller, ct al.
BY virtue Of an execution, to wit: n writ of
vendi,iuni exponis, duly issued from the
Court of Common Pleas of Seneca Co.
Ohio. and to me directed, shall offer for sale
at public vendue at the door Of the Court
House in the city Of Tifin, in said county
on
TnE 3ist DAY OF MARcu, 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 tenoments, to.wit:
All that part of In lot number eleven Ul)
in the town Of Bettsvile, IN Seneca county, /,
Ohio. lying south and west Of line drawn
from point In the so, III line Of said In lot
number eleven (ll) ten feet west Of the south
cast corner of said in.lot and running thence
In nGrth and westerly direction so as to
pass twelve (l2) feet distant from the south
west corner Of the dwelling house on said
lot and 10 the Plank Road.
LEVI NEIRlCK,
P.h oa 1850 "a on
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ArrivaI orEt DoncIson Prison
ets Mt ~ Leafs,

Fridays 81. Louis Republican says:
Tho prisoners taken at r., nonclson
are arriving rapidly Ten boats, named
below, MVughtup l0,6St--in addition tn
which ab,ut a,ooo have been seut to
Cmcegu hy the Illinois Central road. As
f'st aS they are landed here, they are for.
wurdrd hy railroad to Springfield, Chi.
oIgp, IndiSpapoliS and D,uoit, where cf-
folig viii be made To provide fyr their
proper accommodation. The passengers
Mrr. hLALl : nmnnm Ihn nllnm lnr hnnl..
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The Ouccn's speech.

The Queens speech, on the opening OF
Parliament, gave no Indication fauy but
the most friendly feeling towards the
United States.
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Elijah ID. Lambright,s
Estate,

Notice is hereby given that the
,nessnbsf been appointed and qualified a. admin
late OF Seneca county, q.
February 81, 1862 a,v '' NS"AN'
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sherin,s sale.
Charles Mutschler, Administrator ,,of Jacob
Welte, deceased.


gdVVU 1NHWWU FIlU VIHVTFs
by virtue Of an order made by the Court Of
Common Pleas OF Seneca county, Ohio, at
The May term, a. d. 1861, ia the above
entitled cause and to me directed. I shall Of
fer for sale at public vendue, at the door Of
the Court House, in the city of Tiffiu. In said
county, on
THE 3lst DAY or March, A. D. 1862.
between the hours ofl0 O'Clock a m. and 4
o'elok ?. M, Of said day. the following de-
scIibed lands aud tenements, to. wit:
ln-lot number one hundred and sixty Eve
sl65 in the Second Ward Of the city OF Tifiin
Seneca county, Ohio.
LEVI wEIRIcK.
sheriff.
req 70, le62 Printers Fees $3.50
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CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE
SICK HE.fD.fCHE!
CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE
.y'ercOus Headache!
CEPuALIC PILLS
CURE
Bilious Headache!

f1-By the Of these Pillsthe periodic attacks Of
Nervous or sick Headache may be preventedj and II
tnken at the CONNIE ncement OF an attack, immediate
relief from pain and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail In removing the Nausea aud
Headache which females are subject.
They 'etgenty ufon the bowei'-Iemoving Cos
uveness.
for Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females, and
all persons OF sedentaTy hNbits, they valuable
n Laxative, improving the appetite, giving tone and
yigor 10 the digestive organs aud restoring their nap
raj elasticity and strength In The whole system.
The CEPHAIlC PILLS are the result OF long In.
ing been many years, ing which time. they have
pre- ydnted and relieved vast aHouht OF pain and su.
erihs from Headache, whsthsr ouSnains T. tSe nsT
yous system or deranged state OF the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable In their composition,
and may he taken at al times with perfect safety,
without making any change OF Diet and the absence
Of any disasfeeAbe taste renders 1t easy TO sdminSer
them 10 children.
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Price, az Gents
CAUTION.

As osssain uapsiaei ped persons are at,sup,ias to
pslan on on the ansaspoetng pnbe, limitations ef ny
PREHARED 6LUk.l woald oseiiaa al psrsoas 20
sxsmis. hsioss PaIeha.ias, and that the s ssns
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
I, en- III. outside wrsrPsT-sn ctAen are swinailss
eeUaierfssts. fsbel.n
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A Letter from the Secretary OF
War.

To The Editor Of The ". y. Tribune:
SIR: cannot suffer undue merit TO be
ascribcd to my official action. The glory
of our recent victories belongs to the gal
lent officers aud soldiers that fought the
battles. No share of IL belongs TO
me.
Much has recently been said of militia
.ry combinations and organizing victory.
! hear such phrases with apprehension.
They commenced in infdel France with
the ltahan campaign, and resulted in
Waterloo. Who can organize victory.
Who can combine the elements of sue
cess on the battlefield! We owe our
recent victories to the Spirit of the Lord,
that moves our soldiers to rush into bat
tie, and filled tne hearts of our enemies
with terror and dismay. The inspiration
that conquered in battle was in the hearts
Of the soldiers aud from on high; and
whenever there is the same inspiration
there will be the same results. Patriotic
spirit, with rcsolute courage to officers
aud men, is military combination that
never failed.
We may well rejoice at the recent
victories, for they teach MS that battles
are TO be won now aud by us in the same
and only manner that they were ever
won ty any people, or in any age, since
the days of Joshua, by boldly pursuing
and striking the foe.
What, under the blessings Of Provi-
dentc, conceive to be the true organi1a.
ton OF victory and military combination
to end this war, was declared in few
words by General Grants message to
Gen. Buckncr-"I propose 10 mOc iplme-
didteiy on your p0vkS,'
Yours, truly, EDWIN VI. STANTON.
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A Han dsOme Residence
For sale.

The snhsesksf win ssll A. private sals, the real.
dsaes Of REV. &. y. IItGBEE, on College Hill,
Tifin, q.
ritis perfect, possession gissa immsaistelyi val
Be pleased 10 show the PfePsItyio RsFtens asA'Esas
SL. BREwss
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the
sndersi gned have been appointed ana ,,.iis.s -
ntnisifat0fs Of the estate Of Wm. Iia,ss J.a...sS
sts Of Seneca county. o. "''O'
LEWIS Z. HoLTz,
February 81, is8i.3w
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0J-subseribe for the Turns rsIsrss
the lsrgestsnd best psPsrin the eounty.
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SiIas SkeeI,s Esfnfe.

Notice is hereby given that the
has appointed and Qualified as Ease.
Seneca county, Ohio. '''' "
February 81, iee0.3w sAhhhs'
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sheriff Sale.

Feb. %, 1859. s4,2O
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sheriff Sale.

February 2s, 1861. s4.35
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STANTON poIs NOT CIvE 1nE rnAisH TONG.
CiuLLAE.
The Associated press paragraph sta
ting that Secretary Stanton, in his rail-
road speech, gave the praise sf the recent
victorhs to Mcclellan, is absolutely
ialsc.-L Leader Special.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-02-28
sheriff Sale.
$. RayU ond & Co.

February %. lsGl. 8