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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-08
Legal Notice.

To Henrietta neSmet, widow Of lyon De.
Smet late OF Seneca county. Ohio, deceased
" hose residence Is unknown. -DeSmet
brother oi said deeedent-resident of the city
Of Brussels In Belgium, and the unknow
heir aud Legal representative OF said dece
deut -
You will take notice that Robert Smith
admir- OF the estate of said Ivon DeSn ct
deceased, on the eth day os August A. ID
1852, hled his petition In the Court of Pro
bate OF the county OF Seneca, Staie Of Ohio
alleging that the personal estate Of said de.
eedent is insufficient to pay his debts, and the
charges OF Administrating ON his estate.
That the said deeedent died seized OF an
equitable interest in the following rea; es,
tate To Wit;
lnlots numbered III. Ire, I73, ia. I75
lT6, III, lis aud l79, in the town OF Geeet
Springs in the county of Seneca. and Stat.
OF OHIO. that said Henrietta DeSmet as wild
ow OF said deeedent, is entitled TO dower il
stM premises, that the brother of said de C.
d mt resides IN the city of b US els ia Belgipu
that tie resdruce Of said widow. aud III,
unkuown heir of sAids eecedent, are un
knowa.
The Prayer ofsaid petition is for the as,
signment Of dover To sad widow aud for the
sale OF said misses subj ct to sueh dow
foe the payment at the debts and charges.
Said psiiiion will DO for hearing on IN,
18th day OF September A. ID. 1862 or as soor
thereafter as counsel can be heard.
RoBkRr SMITH, administrator
OF the estate OF IvoS DESxEr.
BY L. srIn.
his Sol.
Aus, g. 1862 <w ss.eo
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Tiffin at'rsklp Tribune.
". l.. NIX sE. J. =. MCLELLAND
MIX ee n M'Clelland
EDITORS AND PR0PRlET0Rs.
OFriCE--sHAwIIAN's BLOCK
Cor. Washington 4 Market SIS.
TiifO, o, ft1dT August 8 s6a
PRODUCING ITs FRUIT.

The continual ogitation Of the niger
question and the false and groundless
alarms, hcrsldcd by such prints % the
Seneca A 6reriiser, arc producing their
legitimate fruits, in the negro rio,s which
Ore attempted to be got up oil over the
country. There seems to be a concert
cd effort, on tho part Of the leaders fthe
Vallan6ighom party, 10 infamc the pas
sions and prcjudiccs Of the ignorant and
vicious against the unfortunate African.
The most nbsurd stories arc circulated
about danger Of the North being ovenun
by neg oos, to the irjury of white labor.
These alarms are false and gotten up T T
effect No sensible man npprchends any
such danger. There never was time
when white labor was more in demand
than now.
There is certain class of men, who
nre continually discouruging enlistmcnts
and paralyzng. the efforts Of the Govern
mcnt, by saying this 10 an abolition rGr--
that the niggcrs are going to overrun US
and that the niger tax is going to ruin
US. Such men are either fools or else
they msrcprcscnt the facts.
This 10 not war for the negro, but a
war TO preserve the Union. 1t is only
such men Us VOllOndighum, Carlisle
Wicklillr and Noble that keep the niger
uppermost in Congress and out of it,
They say they are Tor the Union ~
the negroes are Let alone hnd slavery
protected. Otherwise they are against
IL. They will not let the Government dc
anything that affects slavery. They
would involve the country in utter ruin
for the snkc of their darling institution
II the war is unduly prolonged, II will be
by the efforts of just such men.
This spirit Of mobocrOcy that is at
tempted to be excited is a dangerous
spirit and, unless checked, will revert
terribly upon the heads Of its orignators.
We must maintain the supremacy Of law
and order and quell this 81 irit Of insub
ordination. or else lupse into state oi
anarchy from which there is no recoy'
cry,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-08
The Situation ON the Pcninsu.

The town is full ofrumors about move
mcnts on the Peninsula, some evidently
absurd, nd others that, If true, would be
imprcner to transmit. Well informed
circles, how yer, have stories about high.
ly important movements ei,Aer progress
ing or impending, for the confrmat on OF
which they refer to the Presidents al.
legged declaration on Saturday last that
we should have stirring news from the
Peninsula this week, and to HalIcck's
reported refusal to grant passes to the
Peninsula this week even to persons
ordinarily entitled to them, for the al
loPed reasons that the conditon of uffairs
there was 80 critical that he was unwll.
ing to have any passing whatever through
the lines for any purpose. II has beer
repeatedly telegraphed within two weekr
the prevalent theofy-to be received
how'ver, solely as theory-s that oul
forces are coming down James and W
the Rappshsnnock. This would effecI
a speedy junction with Pope.-WGsh
/ Special
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-08
MIR. P:tyn-'s Speech.

The Toledo Blade of Saturday evening
thus speaks of the speech Of Hon. II. B.
Payne at the war meeting in that city;
"The speech of Hon. II. Payne of
Cleveland, at Clinton Park yesterday,
was one of the most appropriate and ef-
Iective addresses we ever listened 10. 1t
was Union all over, and it he had not
told his hearers he was Democrat, no
one would have known it from his re.
marks.
We will not here refer in detail to the
points made further than say, that he
FULLY and unreservedly acquiesced in all
the President had done in the prosecution
of the war, pronounced his full and COM
F etc confidence in Mr.. Lincoln's patriot
ism aud integrity, and, consistently could
pledge himsel; 10 stand by the Admins.
tration in its future policy.
We have heard no speaker employ
stronger or more earnest language in de.
nouncing the rebel leaders and demadinr
the EXTREMIST Istribution for them, than
did he"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-08
Agricultural Papers and the
Wnr.

by the last number Of the Ohio Farm
or, we are informed that possibly the
further publication Of that valuable and
popular journal may be postponed until
after the war. The announcement is not
ye. made as fixed fact but only as n
probability. Col. Harris we believe has
also concluded to suspend the publication
OF the Field Notes aud Ohio Cu'tipator
and has accepted the Colouelcy OF one Of
the new Ohio Regiments. The FGRey
Farmer At Cincinnati suspended some
time since. The effect of the times, per-
haps upon agricultural papers, is more
due TO the fact that the war aud the news
about the war, absorb every other feeling
and hence. they are forgotten or neg,
lected. Daily papers circulate two OF
three aud some OF them even four times
as many copies as iormerly.-San. Reg
isisr.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-08
Sheriff Sale.
July i's, &c
Benjamin Leonard,


VS..
Samuel Eugle, Hiram +. Silverwood anu
wife.
By virtue of an order made by the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Seneca County Ohio, at the
October tel m thereof A. ID. 1861. and after.
wards at the May term Of said Court, towit:
on the 9th day OF ofJpne, A. D., '62, int he above
entitled cause. and % me directed. shall
offer for sale at public vendue, at the door OF
,hs Court House, in the city Of Tiffin, in said
county, on
The 18th day Of Al gust, Il. d. 1862
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. n. and 4
o'clock P. NJ. OF said day. the following do
seribed lands and tenements. to-wit:
Being the one third undivided interest. In
and to fractional part Of the North West
quarter Of section ten (l0). ia township one
U), in range sixteen (l6) east and commen'
cling for the same at the centre OF the Marion
state road and the Caroline road, at the
crossing of said roads, and running from
thence South along the oentre Of said Mari
on st te road, to the centre OF Honey Creek,
fom thence in a North east direction, along
the centre Of said Honey Creek to the centre
OF said Caroline road; from thence West to
the place Of beginning-excepting and 70.
serving therefron,, certain piece or tract OF
land, out Of the North west corner Of said
premises. being sixty (6O) feet by two hun
dred (200) feet, exclusive Of the road hereto
fore, sold TO one Vim. II. Coovrr.
LEVI WEIRICK,
ii, 10 lRc0 Ask
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-08
From the Vicinity OF lticE..
m0ud.
DAVID TOD,
Governor
F.Rr MusRoE, Aug,

F.Rr MosRoE, Aug. 3.
One division OF Gen. Burnside's corps
hss lett the Roa1s, and sailed in a dr,e.
tim quite the opposite OF James River
and tlarrisohp Landing. The other di.
visions are embsrking and will sail very
s0on.
Great secrecy has been observed in
m king the oy, merit.
The following adviccs were received
to. night from Spcrryville:
Quite a strong Union sentiment IL be-
ing nsnifestcd by mary citizens. The
vNee Of sfy"ral wealthy planters visit
cvr sack soldiers in the hospitals, aud al
meat daily nd them luXurics.
About 800 cit'zens, residing within the
lnes OF Gen. sigeps coips, have taken
tho oath Of allegiance. Seventy have
been arrested, aud are in charge Of the
Provost Marshal.
Twenty rebels, prisoners taken by
scouting parti, within the last two weeks
were to-day paFoled.
A brisk skirmish took place yesterday
short distance beyond Madison Court
Avpse. Sew raj oi the enemy were
~osadcd, and but one Of cur own men.
Reports urc estrtnt in town among
rclel symPaihizlrs rs shat tho enemy i.
cyacu tin: Richmond.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-08
iutyresnrg frr M INC shcunn'
dOnh

Adv 'ces received from Sohcnck's and
Milroy's divisions, in SiCefs corps OF
Pope's army, Indicate unusal activity Tor
several Iays pao, Dut ate pushing stead
ily southwark. The enemy, in tolerobly
heavy force, Is retrtrting before them,
cvld intly making Tor Gordonsville, where
they are said 10 be preparing ihc fortiti'
ca,ious. Zach division has been taking
numbcrs Of prisoners, mostly scouts and
oWtlying piekcts of tn enemy, posted on
the summit Of the Blue Ridge, aud at df.
fcrcut points along the road. Gen. Mil
roy, before leaving I.uray, assembled all
the male inhabitants, scmc 2t0 in rSrr~
Der, in the church. and told them that un-
der General Popc's recent order that they
could take their cholcc--to take the oath
of allegiance and conduct the msclyes ns
loyal citizens, or 20 to Richmond. All
but one took the 9th whom Milroy at once
,OTcstcd. General Schcnck performed
somewhat similar operation ut Wood.
willie, Both divisions continue pushing
forward. aud general activity is expected.
No losses Of any consequence have oe-
CURED yet. The men are much rclrc shed
by their late res, in the Valley, aud are
in splendid health and spirits for the cam
paign.-- WSsh. DiYsieh.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-08
A Model Platform

At Union Convention held in Gosh
octon County platform was laid down
upon which every man who wishes sue
cess to Federal arms can stand. Itis an
admirable document and we wish every
Convention in Ohio would merely add an
"Amen" to it:
Resolred, That the friends OF the
Union in Coshocton county, ignoring all
partizan distinctions, and forgetting all
other political ends, in the overwhelming
greatness Of one--the preservation of the
best government and the integrity Of the
fairest land Almighty God ever gave to
any people-recognize oil men as theiI
political friends who uphold the Govern.
ment in the use of all the means known
to civilized warfare necessary to attain
that end.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-08
WAX IN skNESl-

It seems 10 be the pulley Of che Cow
ornment, henceforth, to make war in eur
nest, The tcmpor'z,ng, persuasive poll
cy, which too long has characterized it's
cours,. We are glad to know, has been
abandoned and one. moro In harmony
with the sentiment tft e people, adopt
cd. The Government. thus far, has not
kcN pace with the progress Of psblfc
sentiment and many Of It's best friends
have grow IN dcopondcnt. They have been
playing war and guarding rebel property
until they have very nearly "plsycd
out"
But, new regime has been adopted
A call hrs been made for un add
tionul 400 eco men To be raised by draft
These with the 400 900 authorized by
Congress, will make an nrmy Of 100000
fresh troops, which ought TO be sufficient
This LOOKS like business. This gives
hore and encouragement. We mus
elrsn ,he soun,ry out as we go and leave
not singlc rcScl behind,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-08
Gen. HnlIsek ~ Envtr cf Cen
GssauOn--iie EXpiuiiNs Order
M n

Gen Halleck stated to certain promi.
nent citizen to-day, and authorized them
to make use OF the statement Ms they
chosc, that he was and had Sees in favor
of a thoroep sonaccation Of an thc prop.
crty Of rebels, slaves, &c., inSnded, Ne
exp aimed that Order No 3w0s inteuded
in spirit To apply to anybody, blacks or
whites, that his theory was that no man
no, having military business with the
army, should be allowed to b. about II
Was with the sole purpose Of keeping
military operations us secret as poss bic
that the order was issued,
He s,ased that he had issued orders TO
Mcclellan 90 imp@Ss and rse oil the ne
grocs he could get in suy WY in which
he can make them useful, and that he was
to pay no attention as u whether they
we;e slaves or free, or whether the slaves
belonged to Uaion or rebel masters,
These are questions belonging to the
civil law but Us the rebels had br, ught on
the war, military men had no business
with and would not consid,r them
Wssh, DispsteA
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-08
Message nom Gov. Tod.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary VI War.
Columns, Aug. 4th.

COLUMBUS, Aug. 4th.
To hs Press Of Cierei0nd;
To the several county military commit
toes.
The many inquiries made in reference
to tn =, cruting scrt &C, induce me ~
announce to yen this manner:
first That Ohio's quota of troops, (io.
OOI,) to wit; For the 4JIh, both and b2d
regiments, 1000; for the seventeen new
rel imcn's, i7,0oe; for the three German
regiments, 1900; for the old regiments
now in ths fcld, 10000.
= cond That your efforts should bo at
tended to aid IN filling up the old rcgi-
inents as well as the particular regimen,
assigned 10 the district in which you live
anu that tlfc'fuLds laced in y,ui L,lts
tc be Lffcrt d hs bounty should be dirtrib
u,ed equally 10 all who may volunteer in
either ., giiucnt.
Third. The rules TO gov m Grailing ore
yet to BE- pftseribtG l. y the President. !
have requested them TO authorize me to
,x,m mpt lho couutics from dran that may
iuruhh voluntarily their full quota, and
ifso author zcd, OF which have no dtuLt
pledge the scycrUl counties that il shall
be douc. II will not be practicable how
,yr to extend this to townships o
words.
Fourth, I, is not supposed ,ha, an,
further call will be made upon Ohio, bu
# crurse ho pledge eop be made on thi
PITT.
r nh. Recruiting Is progressing quit,
. tisGac,oriiy in nearly al the portions o
the State, hence, ] have but li,,lo doub
that Ohio will fnrnlsh her quoa ly vol
untary cnlietm NJ. Should I, however
unfortunately, be disappointed in this
Lien drafting will b. rcsor,ed &c, Cor Ohi
must be the fiat to respond to the Presi
aeut's recent call.
pANiD TOD,
Governor,
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0ST"Wbere are you goingr' said a
young gentleman TO an elderly one in a
white cravSt whom he overlook a scw
miles from Chicago.
Il am going TO heaven my son, l
have been on my way for eighteen
years"
"Well, good-by old fellow: IfyOu have
been travelling towards heaven eighteen
years and got no nearer to it than Chca-
80, I'll take another route"
Tm BuEssIDE VERSION OF AN On SAY
se.-Wise you are, Wise you be, bu,
you're not Wiss enough for me.
0crBEsr time for hsymskers-whea il
rains pitehf7rks y.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-08
Govern ment Boumtics.

The advance boonties offered by the
government are as follows:
To each recruit in a new regiment,
one months pay Sl3, and bounty,
$25-bcing Sss in all, to be paid at the
time Of the mastering in Of his company.
To each recrui in an old regiment the
same pay and bounty will be paid.
All persons, whether officers or other.
wise, bringing recruits to u rendezvous,
win receive therefor 50, il for new reg
ineht, and IS, If FOR an old one, to be
paid at the time of mastering in such re-
cruits.
The various bountes offered at differ
ent points are in addition to the above.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-08
LEXINGTON EY..Jsiy ~.

bi0jor Braehi, Of the 18th Ky, who
was in persuit OF a gangsf l27 rebels
uud r Cor'in, overlook them at Mt. Ster-
lug, killing l3 ard taking 81 prisoners,
inc.udlng corbln. Eigh, prisoners OF the
same gStg were taken Elsewhere, leay-
ing nine only TO escape. Major Bracht
who lost none Of his men, returned re-
turned 20 Lexington this Aorning with
three prisoners. II 10 the Samo band re-.
ported to have left Scott county under
Capt. Bullitt.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-08
q. Fairfield County.

We have already alluded 10 the fact
that the Lancaster (Fairield Coz Eagle
left Judge Rann,y's name of the State
Democratic ticket, because he had made
war speeches. The Lancaster Gazette
publishes report Of a speech OF one
Oils, a prominent democrat Of that coun-
ty, which shows what sort of Democrats
,hcy arc who support the Eagle. Here
| is an extract, which is as full Of treason
AZ any Southern rebel could crowd Il:
III denounce Lincoln as tyrant. ne
has perjured has soul. He may imPrison
me 6u / ,ciH sfiH cry tyront. denounce
these acts of oppression as foul acts Of
perjury against the Constitution.
And now, my fellow democrats, am
going to have vision, which, ii it were
not vision might be treason, but what
| now say say in sleep, aud am not.
therefore, responsible.
see blood at thc ballot bor ms Jdil--
The President has issued his proclama-
ton for 100000 more troops, and Con.
gress has passed law authorizing him
to draft them IL he gets them, because
these cowardly nbolitionists will not en-
, list There is an election this fall, and
f they want to carry it. They want tc
carry It. They want TO draft democrats
they will draft them to prevent their vot
ing. They have the power and cnn 3,
G arrange il. You will not be cheated.
q tell you you will not submit TO thest
wrongs. You ioiH see biood. Ir they at
:, tempt TO arrest US and take us from ou
families to support al administration il
I; its violation OF the Constitution, we will
@ resist even to blood. II the Democrat
o don't succeed at the ballot Dor, they i1il
succeed at The point If The bdyoHet. DR.
Olds was startled at this last declaration
e and attempted the following explanation
What ! mean is, that Lincoln's minion
+. will surround the bollot-box this fall
. with bayoncts, to prevent democrat
= from voting, and we will resist then
:, with the bayonct.
k Here DR.. Olds addressed himself l.
d Judge Ranney, deuouncing him as o
: ubolitionist for having said in wa
speech, in Lancaster, on "Wednesday eve
= ming, the 23d: "My opinion is now, q
c i, always has been, that as long as ther
10 is a man in arms against the laws, thu
>. man must be put down by arms" Thi
language he considered "euidence Of abe
i,iion ISM" RinDCy was not sourd an
'- could not be trusted. He endorsed an
q appiauded he editor of The Eagle 10
II stirling his name from the ficdet, an
said that IL should neuer go back wih HI
consent, and that Judge Rdnney should b
u Aeaehed scUen times an ley strong eRoug
e 10 make soap, before he Would vOte 10
n him"
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erom tciupnbu
spsei.l to III, c'neinnsd Garrett.

rpfcttl 70 the tihftnnhu 1hItVe
COLUMNS, Aug.
Gen. Wright has returned from Wash
ine,on, whittier he went on mission
from Gov. Tod.
The Governors suggestions that no
batteries BE- raised, AMI that no drafting
take place before ihc 18th OF this month, J,
will be udoptcdb the War Department.
The fysiem Of raising new levies,
as followed in Ohio, is highly recon-
mcudcd.
The General reports that remarkable
unsnimity 10 prevailing in war eoun-
ellis.
lIalleok's administrative abilities ore
being felt in the varisus military depart
ments.
Tho authorities expressed 10 Gen.
Wright their termination TO prosecute
the war with vgor if,hc new Gull is prop.
crly responded TO by the people.
Much reliance is ploccd uro1 the
West, aud il is hoped that Ohio will have
her force in the field without rcsorting tc
draft.
Plenty Of drst-class arms, &C., are
rcndy for use.
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Good Fruits Of the ohio COm-
miitec's visit.

N is settled thut Ohio, IrdiOna and
Kentucky are again To be constituted ell
lhet separate military Departments or a
seperatc district in Bucll's Department,
with a General having almost indepeu.
ds-t powers. subject Of course 70 Hal.
ck. The Ohio Committee return greatly
delighted With Halleck. They profess
themselves eatSely satisfied that he will
mako the war Ss vigorous as full sse Of
the means at his disposal will permit
They believe, too, hat he is now as
sound ON the conhsca'ion Of rebel prop
crty, and tho use Of rebel slaves, as the
people could wish, and that he is fu u
alive TO the momentous importance of
speedy and decisive action. Their visit
has wrought a marked improvement in
the tone of public feeling; and coupled
wi llsllecks declaration about conhs-
cation, his orders to Mcclellan, and
Pope's movements, inspires more conf
dencc than has been manifested ut the
Capitol lor some time.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-08
Baltimore Demands tiIat all the
slaves of Rebels shall be
Freed.

At the great meeting on Monday eve
ming in Monument Square, Baltimore,
said by the Clipper to be the largest
meeting held in that place, the fifth reso-
ution which was adopted unanimously,
reads:
"Resolred, That while confscaton and
emancipation of the property of slaves of
rebels moy not be an efficient means OF
suppressing the rebellion, they are essen.
tal to cripple the power of these now in
arms to embarrass the restoration of
peaceful and constitutional government
after their military power is broken: ard
therefore we heartily approve of the pol.
icy of confscsting the properly of the
leaders OF the rebellion, aud declaring
the slaves of every rebel free from oil OBJ
legation to obey those who refuse to obey
the laws Of the land"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-08
Fiji Up the Old Rcgiln ents.

Gov. Tod telegraphs as follows to the
press of Ohio, under date of July %:
The attention Of the several Military
Committees is especially directed to the
Importance of filling up the regiments
now in the field. IL is more important
that this be done promptly than that the
new regiments be filled up.
In apportioning the troops asked 60.
among the several counties of the State
it was expected that each county would
also furnish its quota of men for the reg.
iments in the field.
David Tod, Governor.