davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-12
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
MHEEL ~ LL.LN II L.nL

desire to call public attention TO the following
Act Ofthe General Assembly. passed July 22d, 1SGl:
AN ACT TO authorize the issue Of Bank Notes Of
less Denomination than Eve Dollars.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-12
IMPROVEMENT

The above sale has been postponed until VIZ.
SESDAN. THE 10TH DAY OFIULN. l,1- la-
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-10
A DIsI.nYAL srNATOR.

On Monday, in the u. S. SENATE, Mr..
N'smth of Oregon presented the crcdcn-
tials of hiS colleague, Mr.. Stark, ap-
pointed 10 iill the vacancy occasioned BY
the deuth Of Senator Baker, when MIR.
fcsscnden Of Maine raised the question of
the new Senators loyalty ard offered To
submit the question TO n committee, 70.
gcihcr with certain wcll-nttcslcd docu.
montF, which he had from prominent citi,
z ms Of Oregon, showing Mr.. Stark to bc
q sympathscr with rebellion. Tho whole
question was finally tabled and Air. STARK
was not sworn in,
This is move in the ril-lh direction.
II Mr.. Stark used the language attributed
To HIN, he il traitor to his country aud
should never he allowed u dishonor the
seat of the eloquent and lomcuted Baker.
II is high time that the Government
should purge itself Of these traitors and
spies, who "don the livery of Heaven To
serve the Devil in" LIT them bo ousted
at once
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-10
Let slavery rake Carcoi ItseIi

Let Slavery take care of itself' That
H. Just it. The war was wogcd hcllner
TO destroy nor TO protect Slavery. Ihat
interest. like every other must take lts
chunc 8.
The slaves Of rch els. should be le,t 10
take their chr~,vr with other hiuS OF
robol properly When q rebels horse
or corh-crib falls into the hands of our
army, If Il be needed il is passed into The
s.'ry,ceoTthc c ovCrhment. slaves should
be similarly disposed Of; and, thus far,
with isolated exceptions, thcy have been.
The policy was initiated by Gen. Butler,
and Il has been tfiectually carried cut 10y
G. cheral Wool. Indeed, wherever slaves
seel Federal protection, they are rccog-
nizcd as human beings, entitled TO the
procc eds oftheir own service aud labor
and paid, in hard cash aud solid food, Tor
whatever work they do for the Govern
mpt. This is equally the case on the
| potompc and the Gult--at Fortress Mon
roc aud at Beaufort.
In their Southern march, our armies
will not compel the slaves oi rtOels TO
keen even pace with their flying masters;
nor, with an open door Nurthward, will
they stop TO drive them through 1t. The
choice will be LEFT to thcmseivcs--.o stay
on the old plantation or to go elsewhere,
us they pl, use; for there will be none to
molcst or TO make them AFRAID They
viii simply be 'let alone
Events have been framing statutes
more rapidly than Congress usually does
and more wisely. Events will continue
TO be the best lawmakers in future
Events have secured ON almost ununi
nous acquiC scencc in what one-half til,
people would have deemed of doubt'u
-anlicy six ponth since, aud the sam
inevitable agency will secure nm equal,
unanimous aequiesccnce six months henc,
in what the mijority may deem impracti
cable to-day. With nations as with indi
vidnls,-'rherc is Divinity whicl
shapes Que cnds,' five will but have tn,
patience to wait.-[Albany Evening Jour
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-10
Thc Illness Of General mcClcl-
Inn nnd His Plnns.

The continucdill health of Gen. Nc
Clcllan is regarded os a serious misior-
tune at this tine. II is known that Burn
sides expcdit on is oil ready 20 sal, and the
blow il would strike would have its effect
upon the rebel army Of the Potomac, of
which, of course, Gen. Mcclellan is pre-
pared to take advantage. A weeks i'll
health, il is thought, might embarrass the
operation of his plans. As, however,
his schemes have bcsn well digestcd and
are in the possession of the chief mem
bcrs Of his staff, and ns they did not look
to i = immediate occupancy of the field
in person, II is believed that the more dis
tant movements viii 90 on without refer
cncc TO the state OF hrs health. IL II was
designed for the army 10 move immcdi-
ately in Kentucky or down the Mississip-
| pi, or for Gen. Burnsidcs with his cxpc-
dtion 10 strike at some sensitive point
along the rebel lines, il is not bcliev ed
here that his temporary illness will post
ponc these or any other movements il
coutemplation.- Worlds Correspond
eHcs,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-10
A wise Policy under the Cir.
instances.

General Mcclellan has postponed the
case of General Bcnhan, and ordered
him to resume his duty. This may not
be strictly according to the articles of
wnr, but it seems to be the established
policy to permit no investigations into
the conduct of this war, perhaps because
iftiey are begun there is no telling where
they would stop. 1t is decided that il
would not be beneficial to the public SER
vice to disclose the correspondence that
pissed between Goneral Scott aud Cen
cial Patterson is his celebrated cam
psign, nor the orders which resulted in
the Balls Bluff affair; and five begin tc
inquire into the escape of the rebel armies
from our STRAIT gy in Western Virginia
where will that stop, for the thing is
chronic in that country. Undoubtedly
the postpo nement of the charges agnins
Gen. Bcnham was a wise act. Invostiga
tions would only tend to impair the pub
lie confidence. Gin. Gar.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-10
English Views of the Port Roy : |
ENnctl

The London Times says that the expc-
dition to Port Royal was conducted with
great ability, aud so far us landing upon
the Southern Coast is concerned, il was a
complete success, but the OUT stion of its
Importance will be settled by the answer
TO tho other question; is the Confederate
of the Coniclcratss! It 1t is, and If the
landing at Port Royal will cause with
drawal from that army for coast defence,
then the blow will be serious, IL not a
fatal one to the rebel cause. Ii, on the
other hard, that army can still stand al
the docr OF the South, in sufficient nun.
bors to keep Mcclellan out, the Port
Royal ailhir will be but the repetition OF
a larger scale of the capture of Fort Hat.
toras. Over that there was great rcioic.
! ing and great expectations of the results
to be accomplished, and yet the rebels
hold their ground ON the Potomac, and
the name OF llalteras has hardly been
heard since its occupation. Unless more
activity is manifested by Gen. Sherman
we tear the Times will have cause to re.
peat those obscr 5ations regarding Port
Regal.
The London Post, the Government or
gan, discusses the cotton aspect of the
expedition. II secs hope for the market.
of England aud France in the fact tha,
our troops have secured some of thc
islands where the finest varieties of sea
island cotton is procured. Ii there is q
probability OF the employment OF sui.
iicicnt force (of negroes who have escap
id to our lincs) 60 cultivate this cotton, 4
will result disastrous " to the South, an,
render nugatory the the embargo which
the authorities have laid upon the plant,
cr's crops. They would be st irwin:
themselves without even starving theil
antagonists, aud without restricting Eng
! land and France of a certain supply, Thu
fact renders the occupation of these is
lands great political and Commercial
advantage to the North. The Post ,heI
says that there are more bales of eottol
now in store at Lvcrpool than there wer,
lin November, 1860, there being now 5sl
600 bales, against 571, 40 year ago.
The London Star SAYS that party O
Unionists were to entertain Gen, Scot
! At a banquet held in honor OF the victor,
: OF Port Royal,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-10
r.uraer ,bc Chic Eiwht.

Upon authority OF the Wheeling In
teligencer we report the following shock
ing affair as having occurred between
two members of the slh Regiment while
stationed at Romncy.
Some days ago two members Of the Sth
Ohio Regiment were playing cards to-
gether. The parties got to quarroling
when one drew pistol, shot the other dead
and then ran bayonet thrc ugh his neck.
twas thought that tho murderer would
be court martialed, ard suflir the pena'-
ty ofh'S crime. The InteHigenc'r states
that both parties were from the vicinity
Of Cleveland. The only Cleveland Com
pany in the sth Regiment is the Hibcr-
nian Guards, but the Regiment Is com
posed of companies raised in this imme.
date vicinity Cleve. Herald.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-10

commenced 10 1898. The corsor stone
was LAID July 3ih, lS39.
( The State Library has been established
foriy-four YEARS. In that time si3.9G3
have hecn ,spsndcd Cor its Increase and
5 preservation mot including laries--nnd
2 1914 volumes have been y ce,v d in Il.
~ turcharc and donation. and 10y means
Of ,xchaneco with State and Society j.
hrarics.
The total amount expended by the
state, during the fiscal ycor, j. S3,735,
Tsl,g2, to which, " We add the States
portion Of the national tox. (Which the
Gov. recommends the state should ne.
sumo the collection ol) II will make the
sum Of s5,2ol,O29,0o.
ThcG,v fnor Is of the opinion that the
state school levy should not b, reduced
IIe commends increased military mp.
preparations M follows.
FHst--A cum sufficient fur the enlarge
m, NJ of the State ArmVry, the erection ol
q laboratory, aud the purchase OF Dmmu.
niijon
Second--A sun sufficient for the pur.
Endst Oi nfinA OF lNC Hlphl Improved htHu
Tor the defense uf the State, aud TO aid
the General Government whenever It's
necessities shnll require Stats assistance.
Tho total taxlblcv luation Of the state
is SS92 ,57O,i3s and the tutrl amount OF
taxes, Toe all purpos,s, general and local,
IL y ,O7 l,l27,sy. The Gov. thinks lo-
cpl taxes should be limited and rocom-
mtbds n revision ofour tux laws.
The total debt Of the state IL SI4,s97.- =
253,34. Reronmyuds tnnt only specie,
State Dunk aud u. \. Treasury Not,s be
taken lor taxes.
The canals have ceased TO be burden
20 the state.
A renewal OF the charter of the Steto
Bank Of Ohio is recommended. The
plan suggested by Secretary Chase for
Substituting Government notes for bank
issues is argued against, as impraoucable.
Tho Gov. thinks the state should be
allowed to collect the national direct and
income tax, In the same why that other
taxes nre collected. We will give the
closing portion Of the DI"ssage next
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-10
sheriff Sale.
Nathan NJ. ' right and others
Ann L. kinzer ct al.

Ann r.. hinzer et al.
by vntdc of an order made by the Court
Of Common Pleas OF Seneca County, Ohio, at
the June 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 tho
Court House. in the city of Tiilin, in said
county, on
TnE eth DAY oF JASvAny A. d. 1862.
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. M. and 4
o'clock P. NJ. Of said day. the following de :.
scribed lands and tenements, to-ait;
A piocc Of land lying north Of Kilbourn
State road, bounded on The south east by
said State road last aforesaid. on the north
west by the centre OF Honey Greek. ard ON
the west by part Of the west limo OF section
twenty six [26l.
Also, all that part Of The west hail az tho
mort east quarter Of section twenty six 1861
in township one north of range ffIeen
tl5l which lies north OF the oentre Of Honey
Greek. All In Seneca county. Ohio,
TERMS OF SALE,--One third cash on
day Of sale, one third In twelve months and
one third in twenty four mc;ths, with inter
est. The deferred payments 10 be secured
by mortgage on said premises respectively
LEVI wEIRICK,
December 81, 1861. IS 30
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-10
RcheI A,rnclrirs. /.

We find the following in the Cincin-
matt Commercial of "Wednesday last
From information We have, we presume
that the "Cerbe- in the letter should be
Zerbc, brother we believe Of Mr.. An
drew Icrbr, mosehant Of this city. One
Of the other Of the murdered men, we
understand. to have been from the vicini-
" Of Bellevue. Buch s,rocities willpro-
woke terrible retaliation,
I'VE ote permitted to publish the fol-
lowing, which Is from the private letter
of a soldier, addressed 10 az officer who
is an invalid in this city. y.--Eps. Com.l
CAMP ToLAND, Va. Dec. 90, 1891.
have some bad news TO write TO you.
.Cnstclow. John Ccrbc aud Collins, Of Go.
G.. are killel. The circumstances are
these:
A regiment Of cavalry (Union) came
/ I'm Cuvandotte a week ago last sunday
aud OH Monday 200 or thcm came up here
TO 90 out on a scout to Louisa, and OF
"wednesday, Castelow, Cerbe and Col
ms. ot o. ", wee -s-f artcr thcm will
a messaV,. The boys had got up OF
Deach Fork, when they were fired upoi
by a party Of hushwhackers, 8 in mum
Der. One Of the boys wac badly wound
cd and the others were taken prisoners
Whilst the devils were searching IN
prisoners, the wounded man got on. hi
horse and started. The bushwh1cScr
rot on their horses and started alter hin
/, They ran about two miles and caugf
, h I'M. took him back. to the house ofa ma
, bv the name Of GiIkinson, and laid hi'
, on the porch, md then drove the oth'
= 10 u,,w atus tnr wUvtry WI whilst dri,
$ ing them along, they shot one Of thei
through the head and shoulders. TIL
other turned around, opened his shir
!, placed his hand upon his heart aud sal
f aAfy Godl ifyou intcndto 10 kill me, sho
/ me through the heart, and don't mang
my body;n aud they shot him dead.-
And vet they were not satisfied, but we
q hack 90 the house and told the one tn
:, was wound ID TINT they were going
- kill him. lie said: "For Gods sake ]
I, me alone: am dying as fast as ca
" lrt me alone" b., 'hey took him ont
% tnc door ysod and shot him. We ha
- got all the murdcrtrs names, and kne
# where they live.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-10
A Significant Hint.

The London Examiner, of December
18th, is preparing for another casus belli.
II says;
"Supposing reparation to BE- made foT
the Tfent outrage, aud the prisoners to
DO restored safe from Lynch Law, which
seems too natural sequence TO Wilkes
law, will il not be for the Powers of Eu.
rope TO consider whether the measures
the North is taking against the Soutl
are consistent with the interests of civil
iz,tiou! Is tito be endured that the fed
eral Government shall exc out the ineif
cagy of its blockade by the dctcstObl,
means of vessels laden with stone to be
sunk to choke up southern ports!"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-10

DR.. Roback's Rcmedi"s--Wc publish
in another column Of days paper, an arti
Gle copied from The Cincinnati Times, de
scriptivc of DR. Roback's extensive medical
establishment IN that city. by the way, DR.
Rohack's Remedies have obtaineda n great
and deserved popu' arity with all Glasses. IL
has been but n short time since these Rene
dies were introduced into our section OF coun
try; yet DR.. Brennan. DR.. Roback's agent in
this place. informs IA that his So es of the
Blood Pills and Blood Purifier now far ex.
coed those of oil other medicines for which
he is agent, combined. The reason for this.
I is, that they have stood the tcst Of practical
experience. We know this not only from
! the mouths Of Others. but we have used thcm
! in our own family with tie very best results.
For all diseases of the lood, general debili
ty, whether proceeding flom sickness or from
natural weakness, indigestion. and all kin
drcd ailments. We recommend the Seandina
vian Remedies os the very best medicines ex
fant. They are destined TO achieve not al
ephcmrral success. but permanent and dc
served reputation, which will render them
necessity IN every family ly.--Napoleon, o
North West. March, 2
See Advertisement.
Dee o7 I'm
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-10
savannah NO ssai,.

The capture Of Savannah may now be
safely anticipated. a recent reconRois-
sance, made under detection Of that very
able officer, Captain Saxton. u. $. A.,
has shown the eNact condition Of affairs.
The islands in the barber and vicinity OF
Savannah are now all deserted. There
arc but very few inhabitants remaining
in the city, only about two Ii lusand re-
liable troors command tho position. oI
these many are raw recruits. Ii the At
tuck is made In the aenner proposed Sa.
yannah and it's dependencies viii be taken
with the neNt trn days.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-10


CSy Gen. McClellan'o refusal TO explain
Bnll's Bluff disaster was tho subject o
very severe comment in Congress on
Monday.
0LJ~Thcrc wus sharp debate In Con-
grcss ON Monday, on the conduct OF the
war.
0-J-Thc troors at Romney, Va, are
expecting an attack from Winchester
All the officers absent on leave, have been
ordered to join their regiments immedi.
a,cly.
Worlds dspatch--Gen. Mcclellan fol
the first time in several weeks, appcare,
on, of doors to-dey, being able to ride il
his carriage. lie has nearly recovered
his health.
% PIcKENs observation-disclosures
Pickcns, of South Carolina, is hugely
frightened, lie has issued call for ia,-
900 volun'eers, fAr the defence of Charlcs-
ton, and threatens to resort to drafting il
the number is not forthcoming without
delay. riekoRs' poison is our meat,
DgArus rs Coz, WuLIcu's REGNENr,
Seven soldiers Of C1l. WilIich's rcgmcn
engaged in the battle at MumSoTdsyllc
have died OF their wounds, making thir
teen killed in all.
ltisreportod that Col, 4, S, piNtt, o
the 3ith Ohio, now at Darboursyillc
, Western Virginia, is to be promoted L
the rank of nrIsadicr General. The brig
ado will be formed of the 3iih aud 5ilI
/, rcgimcnts-,hc latter Ut Camp Dcnnison
Those two rcgimcnts were raised undc
the title Of Zouayes. Tho frs, regimen
was formed Of fine body of men, an
, has done good service in the field, Th
second S composed Of cqaally good m,
terlal.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-10

sheriff nj special Master
-s,oners sale.

um- N. Inhn.on Adm. q wius

VIM. NJ. johnson Adm. Of Wits
vs., -.
Andrew D,nzcr and Elizabeth Dehzer S's
wife.
Nv ,ir,ue NJ an order made by the Cour,
II ,mmun lii,as of Sepsca C"un'y Wv" ~
The May term, A. d. lsG0, IN me aooYe , a. az,
tt'ed rau-e aud 10 me uirrcWu' VI"
for sal. at uul,l;c vendue, ut the door OF the
Court House ia tho city Of THIN, In SAID
county, on - ,eco
Tnr 25lh Day or JASuArT, A. leez'
between the huurs Of 10 o'clock A. W. snu =
o'c'ock z. NJ, of said day, the following 'ahds
and ten, meuts, tO-wiu
In lois numL,rtd two Iurdrcd and sin'y
Two, two hundred aud sixty three, Two
hundred aud sky four and two luudr' Il
and sxiy five, In the first Ward of the city oil
Tifiin, :, ,nrca c., Ohio.
Srccal Mas'cr and Commissioner Sale,
be 27th, 81 $500
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-10
Late and Important from Port
Royal.
Gen Stevens within Six Miles Of
Charleston.
saportnnt Success IN wcstcrn
vhpinin.

INV YORK. Jan. q.
The steamer Vanderbilt irum poit
Royal the ad, hrs arrived. She brings
3,6l,5 bal,s of cottn.
q en-. St,vcis' brigade rdyanccd on
thc main laiid ON the ist and took posses.
sion Of the rebel batteries after a short
Tesistsnrc. The troops were assisted hy
tho gunboais IN slicllhg the rebels. Gen.
Stevens followed up TO within six mil 5
of Charleston. A fog Of truce from the
rebels requested permission To- bury their
dead and an hour WAS granted for tho
lufposc, when they Tell hack on their
Notifications, which are said to be very
extensive aud defended by from II ,0oO
to l2,Ooomcn uuder G.. Pope. Their
loss " unknown, Our force was i,bCO
end had : w.nndrd, including Md. Wat
son, OF the Sth Michigan, murtalN.
Gen. stevens now holds pusSt ssion OF
t's main land aud awaits rcinlorccments
irsm the North 10 proceed.
Hul,cns,ilc, Va, Jan. G.
A force consisting of 400 of the 25th
Ohio, spo of the 2d Virginia aud ~ oi
Buckner's cpyalry. the whole unter the
cpInmand of MAJ. Geo. Webster of the
2ath Ohio, returned to-day after al nh
rcnce of six days, having marched To
iluntersville, the depot for rebel supplies
in Western Virginis, attacked aud put To
f,ight an equal rebel force aud burned all
thc rebel stores. The rchsl lOrcc con-
sisted Of 400 regular cavalry, armed with
Sharpo's csrbincS, aud from 900 TO 300
infantry ard militia. Their cavalry at.
tackled US two miles from llnntcrsylilc..-
We drove them from point to point and
finally they beat hasly rclrcSt out o
tpwn a. We chmgad through H. Their sup,
plies, consisting of $40 bbls of flour. 30r
sslted beeys, 5000 pounds salt aud larg,
quantities oi sugar, coffee, rice, baeou, ar
my cIothing &c. worth from $4,000
70 $4,000, were entirely destroyed. W,
als- took large numb, OF Sh1rps car
hines. ssbrcs, pistols, SC Ono rche
was killed ana seven woundee. We hu,
oae man serionsy woundrd. l, was
cwApl,te success. Mai Whistler an,
hia command behaved gallanlly through
cat.
The march was a severe one of lO
miles, bn, the boys returned in gloriou
spirits. The Stare and Stripes were lc.
AcAiirg ON the Court II use.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-10
"Mait cor ii.r Mngon ,

The grand comprehensive movement
with which Gen. Mcclellan is going to
crush out the rebellion and make the
war "sharp and decisive" has not yet
commenced. Whea willie Millions OF
people are waiting in almost brcathless
anxiety for Il 10 brgin. The man who
does no, app coiate this anxiety, has ncct
10 get nearer the great Porular heart
Nan. kcq,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-10
s,..cv fran.

vo,, .,,.,osd AN for facilitating
,a, ~ y. well aI.snse1i trough the agency Of
tbo ss ,,'. pIynsn ,,,s,, would greatly promote
.hs rni,i;. .,1icnce, beeiics increas-
7 In H. ..,.s. !. of the drparim5s. The
,;se".,a., 3erations Of the money or
~ .,s,e,.yii Grsat Britain. removes the
Jo,i,;s osbrmcr skeptics, and furnishes
Ill e. DOR Government in introducing
the dSired i'm rovcme&in the United
nj ne present registry of roney-ietters
!, az absurdiiy ia everything save thF
roof il affords that certain letters are
ctuslly mailed at Civ time. The
money IN the letters is still subject TO the
risk OF Transmission, ns the government
while holding monopoly ofthe postal busi'
ness. guarantees nothing, even alter re-
cciynQ rccistry-fcc In addition to post
ego: some OF the express lines, to he sure
furnish responsible ways Of transmitting
money niOrg their routes; Tut that ar
ranpcmct, necessarily expensive. IS a poo
substitute for the money-oTder system
successfully evcmphfed in the Britisl
postal service.
We congratulate the community on tn
initial measure nov adopted in Congrssi
on this point. The resolution OF Mr.
Blake, from Ohio, approved blythe llous
OF Representatives. calls on the Pos,;Oi
6ce committee 10 inquire into the subject
aud report a system by which money ma
be safely transmitted through the ngenc
Of the Post-Oilicc Department
The value OF such system is At hi
time so well understood by inteliigcr
persons that we can scprcely doubt th
passage of law on the subj ct, now thl
- ----''~- is hrnpched thus formally
/ Congress. Still, It would be wen IUi 90
stituenis to write to their representative
urging that the system shall be Pro,np
" adopted. Commercial cotnmunitie
like this city, should throw their inh
cnce strongly and quickly in favor
the proposed imProvement.--New f0i
l World
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-10

THE STATE BANK OF Onfo.-We lear n
that at a meeting of the Board Of Control
of the State Bank, held yesterday, it was
determined that the Branches would
maintain specie payment. This is in ac-
cordancc with the pr 'viou' history f the
State Bank in like cas- es, and will still
further increase the confidence reposed
in it by the reoplc.-O. S. Jour.