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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-06-20
MERCHANT TAILORING.
Notice.

In pursuance of an order OF the Probste
Court Of Sen, ca county, Ohio, made on the
18th day Of Mry, A. D., 1862, in the cnse Of
J.V. Jones, Guardian Of Loami Benr, Nancy
j. Bear, John Bear ana Viii lam II. Bear,
against his wards, the undersigned will on
the
2lst DAY OF JvSE, A. d. 1869,
at one O'Clock Z. M, on the pre- miscs, offer
at public sale the following described real
estate, situate in Seneca county, Ohio, to-
Wit:
In lot number twenty two in the village Of
Fnstnria.
TERMS OF SALE One third cash on
the day of safe, one third in twelve months,
and one third in twenty four months with in
tercst at tie rate OF 6 per cent, per annum,
payable annually. TIE deferred payments
to be secured by mortgage on said premises.
J. v. JONES,
Guardian Of Lonmi Bear, Nancy J. Bear,
John Bear and William II Bear.
May %, le62-4w 1915
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How the RebcIs shoUId he
Trcntcd-A southern Patriors
views

! c.J ,,,.-
- Wv P"'''
FTe"
! have a letter bcf 70 me, written by
one Of the heroes who fought under our
flag Mt Pltisburg Landing. lie ssys:
II am Southern nan 10y education.
] ctst my first vote in the State Of Ten
nessco. was born and raised Demo
crat OF the straiphicst sect, and | have
known personally for he last sixteen
years many OF the lcoding men OF the
South; but when see what have seen,
tne uger Is aroused ~ my nature. Every
rugo Is rough with graves, and such
gravcsl IL makes me shuddor 10 think Of
them.
IL Is by no means an unfrcgucht sight
tosee the bloekencd hands of The dead ex-
lending from tho soil, os II in supplication
Tor decent burinl.
Ilccl as II itwould be delight 70 turn
common hnngman, and spend the balance
OF my days IN choking to death the insti.
gators OF this internal rebellion.
~ " doubtless crime To murder ones
hclghDor Tor gold; to burn his house; to
G. mihlt piracy upon the high seas; but, IN
NY summation, the nen who commits one
OF o'' OF thcsc crimes Is an angel Of light
compared with the instigators Of this re-
bcllion.
AND yet we are called upon TO consid.
or tn'" war mere difference Of politics,
ana honorable members Of Congress lit
up the'r hands in holy horror when you
thlS even "i so mild punishment as con.
hecatoh'
Ihcrc is but one way 10 close this
reOcIicnn, Fnd that is TO crush Il out with
Hh ron hond.
The slavc-holding South, with the OK
r p,'on o, ~, such loyal men as you hnd IN
Carolina. nnd IN wiS.,''.; NJ t''m Em,,'ot,, mhu
Mary land and Western Virginia, is rot.
ten with treason. Slavery breeds trcn-
Lr".' "J 'el'u'"y Us niasmotlc swamp
=, "suv'
,,in,' ,i |" 'u' uP"s uce' polIu'lhg every
,La, - .o'i'a W ''S ShuuoW' he' US
II Mill, o., '"a' .Ic.-hU' 1t once, lor
| la, ns ILL t. "' W '' r"'' o"'' NJ 'c"S,
and :, en- =" s'" 'u' OH ''s tap roo', una
J"aaJ, nuuLe ,,,hy oy u'grrcs' Its leaves arc
sLriy"2 h"igg ,hu,'n' onu' us Iu prohcnes
rich;na ,s M ~, urop 10 ,hc grounu; eh'
~, "'c so'I upon Whlch lh'y iaII.-
,:,", -" o'"'" ''e' " I'y"i' doe'ic aud pa
A.,
ou a. ~ T':., 70 ~ 'AT'uuo 1pvery rom
WI 'hu i'rrItOrlcs oil The Union, pres
or % ,h" W." pio'pvJ'Nri 70 Iree the slaves
,hois Nv coru' ,uu's' ""u gNc mem 'no Ienus OF
~ ,,;iao a" "1s'y's ~ scose' WIN 'nc
n" 80 nas ", P'aI"u''ng !" ,c1 sInplc'uPUh
. u ~, mu". VI la'r valuuuon' we
"o,. "uVr. 'p,' ponoy, U, n,a,htuin eh M
u"'u n",, ',,' a',n w. .no scoou'u 1'"'cs LOT tue
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Sheriff Sale.
James X. Glenn. Administrator Of Andrew
Glenn, deceased,

James X. Glenn. Administrator Of Andrew
Glenn, deceased,
george W. Huffman and wife and Joseph E.
Nnjris.
By virtue Of nm order made by the Court of
Common Peas OF Seneca county, Ohio, at
the May term, a. d. 1861, In the above
entitled cause and 10 me directed, I shall Of.
fer for sale at public vendue, at the door Of
the Court House. in the city of Tifiin. in said
county, ON
TnE 23d DAY OF JuSr, A. d. 1862,
between the hours of 10 o'clock IN. and 4
o'clok p. m., Of said day, the following dc.
sciibcd lands aud ten, mcnts. TO wit:
Fifty six aud Is 100 acres of u. the north
end Of the west half Of the south cast quar-
ter Of section number eishtech (ls) in town
ship one ~ north Of range urteen (l4)
north of the Base Line, in Seneca County :,
Ohio.
LEVI WElRICK.
Sheriff.
May 23, 1862 Printers Fees $500
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Delays orihc james River Fleet

A letter published in the Newark Ad-
vertiser, dated on board the Wachusett,
in James River, June the Sd, gives some
important information regarding the feet
and partially explains the delay in its
movements:
"Yestcrday we moved up the stream
from our old position at City Point, in
company with all the feet (eight vcssels)
the Wachusctt being the flag. ship and
leading, and led the way to the batteries
b Glow Richmond. But we did not get
there, having brought up in a cornfield
about ten miles below, where we lay
some time, high and dry. Jersey mud is
no comparison to the "sacred soil" of
Dixie. We are covered with Virginia
real estate from main top-gallant signal
trucks down to the keeson. Everybody
is ashore exploring the bush. Great pre-
caution is taken against sharpshooters:
bags, hammocks aud sails are slowed in
the gangways. All the crew are under
the forecastle and behind the bulwarks,
out Of danger of the rebel sharpshooters.
II was three o'clock when we came up to
a stop, and ut eight O'Clock the rebels ap.
peared on bluff, and fired a volly at us
from the opposite shore, after which they
took refuge in house. We turned our
guns upon them, and down came trees,
rocks, bushes, and the chimney of the
house. We then shclled the woods for
seme time. 1t being nood.tide we back
cd off, dropped down stream, and anchor.
cd for the night. We are waiting for the
Monitor, which has broken her air pu,np.
As soon as she is repaired, we will try it
again.-Last night dispatches were sent
to zen. Nc. Clelland overland, by man
from the Galena, but he was taken pris-
oner, the dispatches found, and the man
will probably be shot. The weather is
very hotn
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The Rebel rorcc AT Rlchmond

The latest repor, Of the rebel strength
at Richmond puts the army there at u.s..
900 men. While this is probably rather
an under estimate, the reports of 400 900
troops there are doubtless exaggerated.
II is also believed that part of Beaare-
gaIs army b =, Richmond.--C Clsss,
Leader.
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Rebel Raid en the Wh,ts House
Railroad.

Letters from the Peninsula state that
the rebels in their raid ON the White
House Railroad on Saturday captured a
large number of mules aud wagons, be-
sides burning the bridge, firing into cars
and killing and wounding some ffty SOL
disvs and burnirg two vessels. Hence
forward the Railroad will be guarded
keaaer.
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IrAvEswoRTi,, Junc IA

The Kansas State Senate, setting as n
ecu ol impeachment, has found John
W Rlbnson, Secretary of State, guilty
OF high misdcmcanor, by vote oIl7 10
4. On the r,muining charges the court
icund him not guilty. The court, by rs
10 D. declared that John W. Robinson be
removed from the Cilico of s, cretury of
Stat. The case OF Mr.. Hillyur, Auditor
Of State was then taken up.
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Aadttionai Particulars Of tho
Nntiic OF Cross kcys-Dnuut-
less licroism OF western
Troops.

FRONT ROYAL, June i5.-The rc,ultr
OF The Port Republic battle, on Monday.
are now ascertaind as near ns possible.
Many thought missing a1s doubtless
badly .wonndcd, and Necessarily lcn ON
the neld Ia cur retreat before superior
iumo'rs' Many missing will doubtless
return.
The force engaged was mostly west.
crn regiments, who fought Il hcroicnlly, a
foe more than five times their number io,
-four hours, and then retiring in order, OK.
ecpt one or two regiments, which were
surrounded and took to the mountains
The 9TH lndiuua did nobly. Col. La.
mon repeatedly charged the rebels, driy.
,ng Them Ike sheep. They left Freder.
icksburg 500 strong, and arrived n, p,,,
Republic with 6o0-rcmninder len plonp
the rout, sick and disabled. After the
night The regiment numbered only iao.
The goth aud 35th Ohio lest heavily.
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0SyAecounts from Cherbourg state
that the French iron plated irigate Con-
rome arrived there after an excelleR,
passage from Belleisle. Daring the pas.
sage her eight fires were lighted, aud she
performed the one hundred marine leagu-
es in twenty-five hours. with, heavy sea,
being atthe speed Of ten miles per boa..-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
$40! WAGES PAID sIOO

To sell goods for the ADAMS sEwIso MlcH,Ss
CoNrAw We will give commission on all good.
sold by Agents or pay wages at from sIn TO 500
per mouih, andpay all neces ssnry expenses. Our ma
chine Is perfect In its mechanism. child can learn
to operate II by half hours Instruction! equal
tn any Family Sewing Machine In use, and we have
reduced the prize to Fifteen Dollars.
Each Machine Is warranted 70 three years.
Address q. RUOGLES,
Gen. Agt., Detroit Mich.
jnne90.ir
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then we kept onr position till night put an
end 10 the battle
This mcrning the fight was renewed,
and we have driven The enemy back,rc-
gained possession Of cur camp, and II is
reported, with what degree oftruth ! can
not say, that our battery has been recap
tured. The r, bells stripped our camp thor
oughly
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-06-20

Prensiee thinks tho only green.
horn To be tolerated 10 mint.inleP-
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SENECA COUNTY
MARBLE YARDS,
Immediately south of the Wire
Bridge, Tiffin, @.
ARNER NIEBEL.

Tombstoncs, Monuments, Man.
tie pieces, Table snd Stand Tops, snd svsD oihe
article In his line manufactured TO order and II the
most approved and modern styles.
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No More slavery in the Terri
COrtes.

The Senate and House have both pass
ed the bill prohibiting forever any slay cry
IN the Tenitories. II is we'll.
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ITALIAN AND AMERICAN
MONUMENTS, T0Me AND
HEAD STONES,

at the Seneca County Marble
Tifha, Ohis.
The Moasmeats, Ac. are eompossdof original de-
sgns, and choice sseotions ffo" Tho mast spprepti-
ate md beaut fsl In modern uss which the
10 determined 20 sell the aeconme-
dating terms.
rVsAn esdsr< sue aided 10 with promp,nss.
VErprr<nesd werkmsn' employed snd semitic
al parts of The ststs to erect monuments made BY me
- Speciiaons can hs sssn at'the yards, oran ths
A.MsBKb.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Persons who are about improv-
me thep!ots In Public Cemeteries and Private Burisp
Grounds are respsetfully invited to call and exanin'
the largs Hnd complete lot Of
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Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,

on hand, and lsrge lot Of READY MADE CLOTHING Of
my own manufacture, which will Se sold for cash
cheaper than ever before offered in thi, market.
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Tiffiu at'reklp Tribune
n. l.. NIX ~. is. McLELIAND
MIX ee * MsC1eIIand
EDITORS AND PR0PRlET0RS.
OFFICE--sIEAW WHAN's BLOCK
Cor. Washington d Market SIS.
NIGGER! NuGGERi

TIffin. o. fnday June 40. ed,
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GEN. BANKss COMMAND.
TIE FRrsnET On THR POTONAC-DAMAGE To
---l.LA LALIII.

TIE tANAi.--tfN. MILF.
HANCOCK, Jan. %, ls62.
The existing fresbei in the Potomac has produced
disastrous results to the canal. At Cunhe' land
thcfe j. large break another az Little Orleans,
above Dan No. q. another between Dam No aud
Hancock, nd tWo between Hancock and tie Tour
locle Al Dam 80. > the crib Oh the Virginia ride,
which wa. undermined and weakened ty TIE Con
federa'es come weeks has Welded 10 the pressure
OF She high water. and although the cansl Do now
mll OF the fall-g water, It VIII drain the VII.
Transport I-yeL
Above but ucsr Dam No. 4, The guard bank Las
been carried away, and ~ he Dam The eiop-lock
and q portion Of the heavy masonry has broken aud
l,lep IN thus Tor tie ITerent the canal Tar heen
rendered useieis. both 10 the Government aud ihc
pnblic. TIE estuaied tire i0r repairs b. abCli -
days. and the cot $4,000 TO $4,000. As the canal
l. strong work for offensive or deiensve operations,
n seem. emueutly proper that the Government
houd lend IL aid 20 TIE Company 10 restore II to "a
state Of u.eiuine-s.
Gen. Kely l-n Cumberland latt Thursday for
Wheeling. The state Of his wound almost pre-
el1Ges tie hope of recovery. Ca tbe right side,
where tie ball entered, tie wound is supPlpting,
and ils rbs are Viibe. On hIs back, where ttC H.
crl1us gere made 10 extract The bll are large sup
ror.ting Sores surrounded with inilamed pnrtule
h il murosed this state Of bs wound arises from an
unhealthy state OF Lis blood, OF some latent poison
IL bic system.
Our troops at Cumberland are under the immediate
command OF Maior Sveanuger. who is also Provost
4rsAal. Acliug BrgaCltr Col. tv4us commands
b, Eey- Greek and Gen. Lander IL perfon IL 90 Pat
,er.oa's Creek, on the Nr-iia -ce. bot ha- been
furnished with ample means Tor Gro sing The Poto-
ma. by DE MANAGEMENT Of the Chcsa cake aud
Ono Canal Company should he be assailed by Il su-
pelior force.
The sick Of Gen. Lander command ars all II
Cumberland, numbering 81. A new additional hos
Iltal building is low being fitted up there.
III ere D. considerable aud increasing sickness m
l.ff To- here 4. "a d
from lie manner h. wl ch The mru aIc crowded into
the houses. The IN Conneotirutund igth New-lotk
gave eit tie houses and pitched tt'ir tens oatsito
tie Town. The other regiments wiil follow their
example as soon a- new teifs can be procured.
jackson with he foil force is reported 10 DO at
Unsers, ~ miles north II Mlriushur,.
FBLpiRicK. Jan. -, 1900.
4 report has reached here from Dam 30. that q
POI Jon Of jacksols force demonstrated against the
dam yesterday, but tins requires Confirmation.
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REPULsE OF A REBEL Reconnaissance.

sANDY Hook. Nd, Tuesday, Jan. 3D. 1902
Tlis forenoon, a squad Of Ashby rebel cavalry
made their appearance at Bolivar, accompanied by
section Of artillery, which opened fire on Company
II, Of Col. Geary's regiment statior ed a mile and q
hslf above SANDY Hook Our Parrot gun and En-
fields soon sienced their battery, and drove the
rebels back behind tie bill At the latest adyoes no
rebels were in sight except a mounted picket, sta
toned ia small wood Gear Bolivar.
Jacksou's main body is concentrating at Charles
town. lniornants state that great conservation sX-
ISIS among tho rebels in consequence Of the circua-
lion Of reports among them tb.t whole division
about 10 cross over and that Jackson has posted to
ChareaiOvn 70 resist our progress. 1t 10 thought
here hat jackson will move down nearer 70 Harpers
Ferry tonight
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FROM SANTA FR.

KANsAs CIV, No, IueldAy, Jan. ~ IDol
Tho Santa ~ mail, with dates 10 the Eth. Is re.
ce,ed.
Nothing Of interest 4. stirring in the military de-
ysurneut ~ New-Mexico.
Col Candy has advanced up the river from Fort
Crnr aud at the as; accounts was at Benol with 70
companies Of troops. lie sill lesrs an attack upon
soiue other POINTS than Fort Craig.
H. thinks the enemy reported Mt Anamoss were
ther, 10 divert the attention Of The Unionis.s There
were fifteen companies Of Ulioni,ts al Fort Craig
fifteen at Albuquerque, tx at Santa f. and 600
men q, Fost Union.
There il considerable complaint made owing to the
fsfur, Of ,he Washington mails 10 reach Santa re.
The Territory j. flooded with small drafts, which
occasion q scarcity Of specie.
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AFFAIRS IN MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS. Tuesday Jan. -, 1874
The Military Commission assembled g, Palmyra
for The trial Of the bridge burners, has found seyen
rersons guilty and sentenced them TO be shot The
sentence has been approved by Major Gen. Hsleck,
and they will be executed at time and place here
after to be designated.
A gentleman who reached this city Yesterday from
Palmyra, reports Long Bridge, on the Hannibal and
81. joseph Railroad, burned by tho rebels on Satur-
day night. The bridge Lad just been completed.
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FIVE MINUTES WITH THE NEW SECRE-
TINY OF WAR.

Ccusspondsn-e Of Tho Philadelphia inquire.
Wh.HIsorrs, Jau. % 1902.
Today was the irtt day that D. generally un-
donool ly ,he people tlat auy oae coLa 60 10 gee
tht ross Secretary OF WAY, without az Introduction
or having 20 wait in tie lobby week or Two, as
tuicd the conyenien of sOne Ietlaut doOrkcePcr,
nr, as "a military man would gay tbe outer pickeis.
Mr. stanton occupies tAe room formerly used py the
previous nduinstrauoaa, a. the head OF the sare ia
Inc secoud story.
Tho co. dining room il used by Mr. Watson, Assist
sui Secretary. Ia thi. room Mr. Stanton receives
tie crowd lu tue otltel Is a table at wbleh Lis
SINAI uensis, hr Moore, SIS, and IA the corner n
Mr. Nnison, al his desk. Ihc.clock .irlkcs 40, e
rwiltug crowd rush ia O. the doors swing open, and
being among them, We soon Ind ourselves N me
irefruce OF tho Secretary. Now one stands IN front
of hin, and with tmiling couutepauce lie reaches
ont Eis hand mud taits hearty gip With gray
barred msn. Wen, SIR what Is your wish
ny name Is -; my son fought AZ spring
field. ana was wounded IN toe ami ho wac on ire
mon r Stail, hut is now without commission;
want one for lin that he may again try Lis other
arm here on The Potomac, IN Missouri lOu
shall have i, Sif % replied Mr. ossntop, ana turning
10 BIS Secretary, he ordered hin 10 note tho case
" Return home" h. ADDED, " the paIen VIII 10
rent you; and as the man attempted 10 thank him,
q stepped % one ride 10 two ladies who bad Juet
como in Madam, what eau l DO for you
-. c!s. .4.ir ioT 10y sop; bis l,LeT was u led
~ k.sf ~ N~i~.,rt Turning amin b. uoso(
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P0friot-" No."
Seeret0ry-" Tbon I will propose test my
self Put it on, and l will have you shot Of.
Pair'o'-" Some part not protected might
be hit"
Sscr,tGry-" No danger Of that, Sir; get
Col. Berdan TO shoot you; Colonel never misses,
Sir"
fair test"
Seoretary-"Y do; and do MT think much
Of man who declines a test that he lie
willing to subject my soldiers to. No, Sir.
You can t sell patent safety conirivances to
this Department; but if you will bring an in
vention here which will push our armies on to
the rebel forces. l viii buy it. Good morn
ing, Sir"
Other patriot after a clerksbp;
Seeniary-"I have none to give you, Sir.
Patriot" There are certain Conscientious
connected with the cheese rations which /
would like to present to you
Seereiqyy--" know nothing about chees'.
Patriot urges cheese.
Secraary-" Have you talked with lie Com.
missary .General' ~
Pairiot--" Yes; but he wouldn't listen 10
me"
Secret0ry--" That IL an excellent reason why
should adjourn the cheese question till after
the fight question IS disposed Of
Yet another patriot alter a Second Lleuten-
abcy. i
Secretary" Seen seryico'"
Patnot-"Yes Sir"
Sec5afary-" Been IN baltic :"
PGtri0t-" No, Sir"
Secr,fory-" Then you can't DO appointed
have but few places, and / 0m going to keep
them for men who have smelt euuPowder.'
Similar arpAca,ion-bad fought at Bull Run
screwed out Of bim, not without bushes,
that be lad fought brayely.
Secretary-Ah Jon bayo melt gunpowder;
you have shown fight publicly. think l will
appoint you-Nhen q vacancy occurs.
To ,he A"ooist,i Ples..
WAsniSGr0S Tuosdsy, Jan. "a ri ?.
NH. Ely ~ iBs SEAT.
Representative Ely took ls sest today, the aFst
time since bis release from Richmond.
TIE RELIEF OF UNION PRISONERS.
Bishop Ames and Hamilton Fish have signifed
their acceptance Of their appointments by the secre
tary Of War a. Commissioners o yisit ard relieve
the prisoners Of the United States IN the bsnds Of the
rebels
TIE PASS SYSTEM.
IN order has been issuei from tbe Office of the
Provosi-Marshal here. requirg that hereafter al
uersous passing by stage private conveyance over
The roads between the District and Pou Tobacco, or
Ieonards,own. Nj, and the vicinity Of ilose VII
lages procure passes either from the Office Of tno
Pfovosi-8larshal here If going Lither, or from The
leadquarters Of Con. IIookers division If coming
this way, the said roads being now in military Fos-
session.
Personal.
Auonr other visitors T. Washington is kBior-
Gen. Baaks Mnior.G Gen. Butler Is still here.
kTW sTEAM-GUE.
A large steam gun arrived nero to-day ior which
the inventor claims greni execution IN rspeilins a.
lacks upon Qualifications.
RELEASE or UNION PRISONERS.
Lieut.. Booth, II the ID Wisconsin Regiment
MADE prisoner ct Boil Run, and Lieut Hooper, OF
the 1T California Regiment, captured at Bale biuh
arrived here to-day from Richmond.
SOLDIERS KErr ~ CAMP.
Fewer soldiers are now seen Ia Washington than
al any previous time since the commencement Of
the rebellion, owing Co the execution q recently
pfoms gated military order.
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TIE DEATH OF COL. ALLEN AND OTHERS

TREETOS TueldHy, Jan. =, I6O2.
The news Of the loss Of Col. Allen and other Off
cers and men Of the New-Jersey 9th Regiment,
created profound sensation in the Legislature.
The acknowledgement was arucuncedin both Houses,
and out Of respect to the memory Of the dead, both
Houses adjourned