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wARDp DATTALION..nATTE.
~ 80. 4. +.

Captain J. D. Vanos's company o.
artillery. now campcd in q ncishbor-
ing grove, have received Scnr beausi.
ful brass cannon, two nine and two
six FOUNDERS. They have about City
horses, and with . little drill will he
ready for Sighting the Yankees. The
1" boys" spssk to ~ in h;sh terms Of
their eaicsss, and sll respect Captain
Vance and trag on him Us being q
scnilemsn % we'll rs . good officer.
Their handsome lat Lieut., Calvin
Vance, il q .fsvoriIe, snd NC think
he 10 entitled to the pretsicss and
most intelligent lsdy 10 this county,
provided be , nassim0ially IL cIincd.
Lisuts. Masthsvs and Sinmons arc
both popeler oelseis, and the CON-
psny are fortunate IN having such
men % command them.
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TINE LATENT.
isisAsrsses ~ European Power!
RItnMoNp July 9.

RICHMOND July ..
The Enquirer has Baltimore pa.
pers Of the i,h. The Washington
correspondent Of the Ncy York Her
aid says that the Federal. Govern
mens hes been notified BY the minis
tiers Of the two leading European
powers, that the var must be imme.
diasely closed.
lSuee,u Calls Ter sec.Sso Mere Men.
The New York Evening Post says
that Lincoln has issued a proelama.
ton for o.ece morc troops.
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THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI, /
YaAAla Gnnnin.

70 Harriet 4. Gslbvsi,h and EDWARD J.
Osne, dsvisors " Richard v. Ofne. de-.
leased. and to pnpsao Galbraith, bus.
band u said ilrssiss A.
VOU ere cited 10 appear before the
Probate Court II raid county, on tho
lth Monday In July nrss, ~ snswer the
petition of Lsira'T r. Motley, praying for
title to land purtha, cd 'cf dseedsn', aud
show essse Shy tho Jrsyes Of pes''ios
should not DO grated.
BY order u Court: $500.
J. \. McLEcD, Click.
Nsv ~. v7.aty.lv
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MvDERE sss Csuailssi 10 the jail II
Psasia Cessss, = seevs buy, Vim
sass ~ be1oass " Ne. cssvford 81 Men.
pkis, Tea. 1ls says bic ssns 10 Ran.
bAb. Nc IL sbsus II year. Of age. pare
waass wili veish aboat 130 rosnds, and
abous 8 Sess 8 " . is<Ass h hsisha. This
is to sssfy The ovsss N esns Sssvstes
prove pscpssr sod t1es bin nsaN OF hd
viii b deals with - Ne lsw difssss.
IN. JONES. ShsriN
sni isilos. Psssla 20.
Nag -, 1889. sls.is
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V'AKEH up By ": ,. Holt, near sprisg.
port, II miles east Of Pamela, y deep
bay ho,ss pony, bsssdsd With . Mssicsn
brand on the len sheo p end BIZ, Eve or
six years old, ssa sll - = 80 90.
Pasols, bjAy ~, 1881. v5.sig.sw
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sAlT.-The Appeal learns that
the prospec, Of receiving a supply Of
Salt Is daily becoming brighter. Sal,
works In Virginia are turning out
5000 bushels Of salt per day
works IN Clark county, Alabama, are
producing 100 Bushels per day, aud
will soon gives much larger yield.
Works are being established IN Gcor.
gia aud other seaboard States. which
will soon greatly increase the stock
Of salt. W. would therefore, advise
our people to buy only for their pre-.
sen. use, and before fall the specu
lators who are now holding il for
famine prices, will be glad to sell II
at grca tly reduced rates.
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d The Chicago Time. espse.se.
iio hop "tha lln 'paiianiet.
fremont La nos abail g. ever =
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Probate Court, May Term. 1862
To Johp n. k%nlehrcw. : W. hilleltsv
and WIN. q. Groom, gua'dnn u Geo.
K~illebrcw. . minor, heirs NJ Inv, q
X. ". killebrew, deceased.
NOu afs hereby cited 10 y Gud
appear before the rroha,' 'os,
II saia' county, on tho Alb yordt, In
June, 1862, aud show cause WY 'br i'i,
ton " James u klllehstx, lkecuior ~
the will d n v. Kni,hrw, d%ecerse',
prn,in g fur n lido 10 lard bought sfe'n
said H.. ~. killcbrew, deccosed, should
not he granted.
by order Of the Ccurs
j. y. MsLrnr, Cl'ts.
Issued 9th ,lay ls6as ,,.big.iw
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Dsis.ipea. 9gv9. T1ooMPaoN.
Oar shsasy was visited one day
lass week, ~ Gen. n. JEFF. Thomp-
con, Who is nov making his hssd'
quarters q Bssesville. The General
looks we'll ssd hearty, and .alks live
b-seens = take thing easy-snd
q the ssns 6ns hs b one Of the
most sesivs 0eosusls = he Seushssn
Cosfsdssssy. (|sa. Z. i On special
sssviss = - vislnisy. We hsps
hen make svssy Isak h nssss be'
;vs:s ;ais plsss 81 1feuphis ''sks'
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HEAVY TAxAfiuS.--An arrival NJ
report. the. Gen. Butler
hes levied a tax Of two millions Of
dollars upon the people Of Nov Or.
leans for the support Of he United
States Government. As the Mis-.
sissippan remarks, this is timely 70
0es. Bsler: lie Is showing 70 the
pespls alresdy whss they may ex'
pses II eonqueToi.
.e>4--
~Hhs Unisa Rsveile Il Mem.
phis les bees salsFssd, and Is nov
styled the AsspAis Union Appeal
We desire, nys The Memphis Ap'
~, skis ftss known. 70 that mont
II ~ .sbJlhion ineslsnfisss may
vAsi eopio abroad, ~ tsribs'sd :
he Cd nsassrnen. IF the Appea|
oGcc.
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~ special diapaseh TO The
Mssssosssy savssslsss ssys: 1--WE
have captured MsCAllas's Asllsss
'and all its nxtuns."
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Fac sta,e or VI, i,-1Neippl. /,

rnc Stat, OF ri'-iNYtppi. 4,
PAMELA COUNTY. !
Probate Court, May Term, 1862.
TO ". ". !i,lc, ward
VOu are hereby cited to be nnd nrI-sr
before tho Probate Court " -nid
comfy, on the ith Monday in June, 1867,
aud show csuss Why the lnnl Hmcnn, ~
u. =. DryAs,, your guardian, should hot
re allowed md recorded.
y, order = Coust.
J. y. ;IeLEop, Clerk.
| Issued May q, 1867. s,.nl9.iw.
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I E1TsRS Of AdminIssvstiss having bsea
erasssd to tho s~stsuisned, on the -.
tate Of ". J. llsois, dessssed, by The Pro.
bate Cours " pssols csussy, Mississippi,
nj Shs May sSsos 1854, thereof, oil per.
soss having clains against said cssats. ssa.
hsssbv potIast 10 come forward and have
the same probassA asd rsfistsved within
the tns ~prssssibst ~ T., ~ shsy will be
bssssd. y. p.lNO..
A. a. .11OLCOSus.
MAJ a. 1864. fNlg.6u1 AaminiasI-vs.
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s.ATER.

MOBILE. July ..
The Advertiser says the following
ing dispatch is received from high
Official source:
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eD1o - 60 "
VI srs sstry = ~ : shfvs'<ls
Ne asssh n 80 4 - i-Hsvtssns
sm~-sh< s<l'.as ssI i.ese'sf A.
lssses slsrsvsi Gsd 7 Fsmf-she
'lsa n as hssi n he ssfm<as
sh,Is ssIisssiy Issa 4 : assr-'s's
shsss< u ~ hsfas hssr eiehwssl,
sAN<f s>sysss II shIst - ssifsss
from ihe IIlsh#ald Fagslfsf II
seems shas fhs sheny ssfs fpssea
In . strong tstlaehs from shlsh u
va necessary IL al.IgIrH them
"Tte ssi.ek n ssf msa ~ Che
positions va impsisess saI daring,
bee me Is.. a. great, ~ The r.
sere % screened ~ their po@'isn y
wss impessih'H 70 81 ~ mem prop
efiy Their los 80 severe. dshl
fes,hefsson AaIHsst gahersl, u.
Y. Fcois. Va shot vhlle riding a.
IN aisanee n he IgIh Mississippi,
end, although hailed % return. NJ
! 40 ho'g and was qaishly singled OF
nj Killed. lis brIy vas shortly
afisfwui. found daspoiled- watch.
money and sword cont. The I9il
Mississippi wthi cas IN The mornin,
with 8gT meh-lost In this engage
menl ~ killed, ~ wounded and !
missing. The regiment was com
mandcd by Major ". n Lilly, wh'
was wounded while leading a charge
, 1862-04-10
Voc.

He looked like Prince; but diable. you
should have seen himrun of sn his hind lealn
fEhi Hind legsi" ~ -
"Yea" a-rras9 fsls ~ issia t'sst y
"Then come and show rs where he waSu
With this, the ollcgf Of the mounted ehafd
pulled his lantern from hia breast. and kavidR
removed the shade, be Started on PieffsIod tbS
wayto the copse, and theFe the duE Wns Faudd
In the last struggles Of death.
The officer stopped and turned him over.
"Grqnd Dieo y be cried, "Nhht slsgs ior )
n SSd IL wonder he did o ITd6ebiaa ~ Sf
the animal were bOotcd, and had every appaar.
ance Of tie pedal extremities Of the genus nan.
But all doubts were rvhigved very quickly. isr
as the officer turned the body again, Rroal, e.
caped, and the words = God take mei~ IL tlio
PFussian tongue. followed. iafrl "a a
. Diablel here is an Hdyeplurel r. uttered The
officer, and made Pierre hold The lantern while
be ripped open enough OF the dogs skin b fnd
the face. But they concluded not 20 stop lheiS
to investigate, 90 formed q litter ~ erunsfR
their musksts, and having lined the simuzo ans
NAL upon il, they proceeded on their var.
When they reached the camp, they found half
the soldiers up, waiting to hnd out Why the gun
was fred. c'Ig ESQ diis .e..afr L
When they arrived, the dog skin vas romouti,
and within vas found Prnssian drummer. he
was small though apparently some ,twenty-eirht
wears Of age; but Vas dead, PieFre's baIl hasir
touched his heart, or somewhere near Il His
pockets were oveFhauled, and In one 0f them
was found an illegible cypher. The ColorDl took
Il. and directed that the body should b placed
out Of sight for burial on the morrow.
But this was not the end. About 4 O'Clock.
just before daylight, another gun was fred 81
the same post where Pierre had been, and fhia
time man was shot who was trying % make
bis escape from The camp. He was shot through
the head. When the body was brooeht into
the camp, II was found e be that Of Bavaran
trooper, who had been suspected Of treachery,
though no proof had been FUND against him.
On his person was fonnd the key to the drum
mer's eypher. Il proved 10 Be direction n
the Bavprinn to lay bic plans for keeping ns near
to Napoleon's person as possible, ailof be should
enter Berlin, and then wait ior some further
orders sisda ,saii0 !. rili4lJ J-5'T 70 ia.lai1
The mystery was explained. The Bayarisn
had contriyed to call the gIeat dog away from
the regiment and delivered him up 10 the enemy,
and the skin vas to Do made the cover lur . siS
10 enter the camp under And the spy uodld
have got in toe, but for the sporivo older q iho
colonel, and The wilful, hi.hlul obsdienes q
Pierre Saheoin.
On the next day Pierre was promSlea to lIis
rink Of sergeant and tie Emperor said % HIM
IS be bestowed The boon
"lf you make only as faithful On officer =
you have proved yourself faithful Is = sentinel
can ask no more" ~ ~
, 1862-04-10

A gentleman lately from Arkansas savs that ha
| heard the following dialogue at n tavern:
"Halloa, boy."
"Haloa YOURSELF
"Can | get breakfast hereS"
reckon you can't
why notT
Mnssas away, misSuss drunk, and de baby
got de collie
"Oh Robbv Tn amin, n, bo,. = hoo,,0,, d,0.,
mn ovstsrSL"Ii honnSt ,,O;r ~ J.dUs onJ ~
little babyw said sis with delight.
"The thunder you is Well. I'm agon' to have
pair or tight pants Shanghae coat, shaved
head, crooked cane, and q pistol /" responded
Bobby.
A French editor gives the following as the effect
OF an advertisement The first time man sees an
advertisement he takes no notice Of Il the second
time he looks at the name the thiri time he looks
at the price the fourth time he reads It the ffth
"v hm,. "e ''"' VI " " "' ""e' u'e ''A'n 'ii'e nc
''o
Bob, did you 60 to the minesi"
Yes"
What did you dig"
nj. uJE a;I "O"'e e.SsiS ~ sOon S - POSsloEe,
- ~ ~ Il, ',;'ly .r; %nAs S''"' many WI" v"
""O ~ W "e "i'ue" 'nS year
A scufle between some Irish laborers took place
on bridge, and, a battle royal ensuing, one of
.neIl was Gea!y tunloleo On ihe bridge. WMle
W We nounueIg " 'ne Mu'eT nc IOuuy eAcia,nen
~ n's oPPpnens' UCl' W sPSiPeen' eolne ana MT
u'e "o"' yeu~'e'
~ "u.neIaan A:ILn Inayng orank nlne mug Of
c,uer h"ISe, 1ne evening" onsCrVeI y, gu
SPon rsI.g 20 eave: 3ene'e' nelgnoor L. IL
% vi te - ~ nioSo' Eoar c' ~ wv gou cuer
some people do, / never could"
Coma oDo - =. oo,;o,, ,, .TI.s.,
oS ,ho b",,;c ~ Poe'vS .urm' M tns useful
T.TEorNia nnuas e S.Ts NV, he eIlsO, H % ..
useful is often up town getting cocktail while the
beautiful Is at home getting breakfast ready.
"A sIory tO'u OF party OF young iaGiles VINO
from Their cheeks, A Young Iady mid tbe color
in some Of the gentlemen's checks could moi be
washed out with water very soon.
4 small shopkeeper in Chicago prol;rs his ser.
vices to the public as letter-writer. He guaran-
tees his letters to start parents tear establish
The The sn durability Of friends election and waken
'''o 'u' e'''"'' Vi " 'O'er near"
Many surmises have been formed about the oil
SsD below 6s s surface a Ct the S Sa = hia in Pnn
there by NStTre @ ie nurnoSe Of S US% PSs pSs
, 1862-04-10

A. .l;to. H., y, - ILL Y -, 4. -,
o,er-bseIs s II dsb * Is.s ''e = ~ rs-q-
ncodS 4 roos os' MA ~, ,i'.s 49, ~ n's Z w
a contipeptsl csnt he,is. n I;,' = "A. ~
lean. hungrv. ana generaIlv = Doot M ,,,.5 =,
were ne nin Ieat6ers M fohs snrtev ~ y
our great men they are al debtors-owe every
Dody our men o. science, our authors. 0uF aentl.
tlon mnlsiers-all the entire cahOot 81 tham are
DEEPER IN debt than PharaOh's armg trle n The
ked sea, Debt ennobles man gives hin more
expanded ADD liberal view Of human nature; makes
HIM energetic, healthy and active and keeps him
ng-eSpecally y he never paysIeni. Nothing
l,rons 49, ~ Sbt I..., 49,. ~. ~ w
human 10 pay, divine. Wherefore mi nan =. I
comes superhuman, be shoudDt attes,nt to e11hl1la
divinity The science Of payment ii16lerY
scienoe-.is, Ret into de6t 70 somebody encrob "a
pay somebody else whom you owe. By M mea,Is
you avoid getting out Of debt, and yet mairlaipa 4
;,e..a o1 ,h ~ " sa'iss o 2 nsllo
this 4 ninety days w 49, - -s p''s y
= - : 1s 1'-'>'s -
4 Young xOuld-be poet win mo,. nr,,sn.,o..
than genius, happened q met IN 4 larre partv.
one evening, an etlitot Who had rejected 4 uinlllf
O. bis ecnsribations The willing was exceedingly
elspeeu y sleet ~ e9s run she ediof upon ~
-pens Sr.lcsl WI, ~ ~ leigln tne lat,el' 70 pel-
my hne spark 4 you carry your Joklng much lul-
fishing one of your pieces of poe.ry wiioai air.
ing or correciing IT. Theshoat Il hughlfr lhat
followed was terrific. a - -
funeral Of Lieut.. Putnam, related she 4 liowine
incident Of the gallant Pulaski: .1hs Polish ~.
der was greatly rebGked BY Washington iur rnsh
iatnet csa, kI'sd N Sa.Lle, when ne was y ny
sa"uss, e'sa W ae oa'.s nssn1S ~ ~ coel.
uy' NIlen ns Ses zoi ysaeFAl 4 am ~ audi
% ff e
As BE- was reading the news that Rossaah1
had hkely captured Floyd, Brown asked JONES'
Turn him Iooi 2 "a o eS,sh ~ ~. I ahsr y, odses
ciple Of ne well known adser. .s,, sh;..r y,
, 1862-04-10
What is Life :?

Say, what Il Iifef-a feeble flower,
Declining as Il blooms;
Which hears At heart the Withering power,
The canker that eonsumesi
A WintFy cloud, an April beam,
A stage for empty strife,
A waking thought, . troubled dream
All, such 10 hfsi
A web Of ehecker'd hopes and fears,
bubble on the wave
A shade, composed Of smiles and tears,
4 pilgrim to the gravel
bNrk upHn the waters tost,
The sport Of storm and strife,
Her rudder gone. her anchor lost
All, such Is llfei
And what is death S-a dreaded doom
10 pleasures Bilken slave;
Who ieATs 10 sleep amid the gloom
That wraps the silent grave.
To quit this scene Of earthly Joys,
Oh who would not yield his breath,
Resign AmbtlOn's gllded toys,
To welcome deaihi
Ths soul that feels Aiiieton'S pang,
40 liie's dark die . prey,
eoaB to the source from whence II sprang,
AID sp ITns the eumbrous clay:
No more may terroTs shake ~ breast,
Or waste my feeble breath;
Death rocks the cradle of our rest
Then welcome deAthl
, 1862-04-10


teubscFbera WhS do give express notice to the CON
AFy considered wishing to continue their subscription
SIT aubscrbeFa their papers discontinued publishers
nay continue them until all charges are paid
S- subSoFbers neglect refuse to take their papers from
eho once or place which they sent they responsible
an they settle the bin and give notice to discontinue them
l-n subscribers other places without Informing
the publisher, and the sent to the former dreeo,
lsy held responsible Notice Of removal should always
- given.
ha courts have decided that refusing to take paper or
perodcal from the ONCE removing and leaving uneaed
1sF, h primo ficts evidence Of Intentional traud.
a-TAs publahed rates Of advertising govern In all cases
where special contracts have heen made previous TO
assertion. The courts have repeatedly 50 decided
- Under 'he of Congress, papers not charged
psltags 10 the eOun,S In which they are published
JOB PRINTING!:
an kinds o.
0ook,
Pamphlst.
Bill-Hsad,
Circular,
Blank and
Gard Printing.
IN PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL STYLE,
Exssuled With aeane and dispatch, md forwarded as per
ssasF to any part OF the country.
~ Payment for Jobs must always accom-
pAay thO order.
, 1862-04-10
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
CHARLES PRo5CH,
Editor and Proprietor.
TERMs-ALWAYs IN ADVANCE
Rates OF AdvertIsIngI

OaS SQUARE, 40 lines less) arst insertion - 90
Each subsequent insertion, o0
dsdueOn Of Fy per cent the above rates to yearly
nAVeFtiSsrs.
Business Cards. N2S a.year; advertisement, however
nall inserted at less rate than t2S per annnm.
~ Legal advertisements OF every description must be
ahla rule In any event.
, 1862-04-10

Wnes.n.l,.d i'sa = parts q Pus,s sound
cnAs. FnOscH, ,f..p.,ssos.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-02-14

0TOur people are now paying tbs
moderate price of 20 ard 30 cents pei
pound for Cofec.-ML Gilead ScniiHcf
"Our people" may thank the Republi-
can party for this nice state of affairs
NJ Vernon Banacr.
Everything, such as coffee, tea, sugar,
calicoes, muslins, &C., that are necessi-
tics 20 the people are extravogantly high,
while produce of al kinds is unusually
low. Now where arc the good tines
that were promised when ABRAHAM sho'd
have charge of matters a-TDin A deer
iiser.
We give the above as fair sample of
the kind of arguments used by a certain
class OF Democratic papers in Ohio, who
make some pretensions to loyalty ondpa
triotism. No one, we are sure, but a cor
rupt, demoraliaed partizan, who has more
regard for his parfy thar for his country,
would resort to such miserable slang.
whang as the above, OF this time, when
men ol all parties in the North arc maxi
ing sacrifices to sustain the credit and the
arms Of the country. In he South, where
no one claims that the Republican party
Is predominant, but where pure and un-
ndultcratcd JEFF Davis Democracy has Gu
hire sway, all the articles above cnumcr-
lted command double the prices they do
IN the North. When the history of these
lines shall have been written, by the i'm
partial historian, it will be seen who is
'esponsiJle for the present state of affairs
Until then, it would be well for our ultra
Democratic friends to keep silent.--Ur-
ana Cifisen.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-02-14
MORE GLORIOUS MEMS /!
The very --latest.


Thursday mornings paper brings us
the glorious Intelligence that General
Burnside has taken Roanoke Island aud
captured from 5000 TO 5000 prisoners.
The rebel gun.boots were oil either
burned or captured Elizabeth city has
also becn captured, and, report says, has
been burned ny iis inhabitants.
The fret news Of the defeat arrived At
Norfolk on Sunday p NJ and caused
great excitement. Their bel force on the
islend is supposed to have been little
over 900 men.
Gen. Wise was still at Nog's.lIcad aud
was not present during tho engagement.
When the situation became dangerous, he
was removed 10 Norfolk.
One report says thut only 10 and nn-
other that only 30 OF the COME deratcs cs.
capped from the island. Gen. lluger tel
TO Richmond that only 90 on
the island escaped.
u is reported that our whole army is
'murching on!"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-02-14
CHANGEIN TIE CoNDUCT Oh
THE WAlg,

We call attention to the nrticle, in an
other place, from the N. Y. Post, under
this head. Gen. McC lcllau has been re-
licycd of part OF the gigantic work,
which he seemed rhysicaly unable to per-
form. Secretary Stanton, By virtue Of
his Office, has assumed the duties OF Com
mandcr in Chief, leaving Gen. Mcclellan
free to devote ell his tire upon the Dvis-
ion of the Potomac. This will r. ioice
the country, which was getting inpatient
with Gen. McClcllan's inactivity. The
change became absolutely Necessary, for
had things run on, as they hive been,
sixty Days longer, we believe all would
have been lust. Gen. Mcclellan either
could not or would not strike ;!c ne oded
blow, aud then he was entirely too fcnr.
fnl let soinbcdy's niger should get
away. We hope different policy will
now be inouguratcd. MAY God protect
the Right"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-02-14
The Situation AZ the Raairoad
Bridge itt lcllucSscc.

The railroed bridge which the victorious
Tennessee ENpedilionb has taken posses.
sion OF, on the Tcnncssoe river, IS of the
railroad which CONNECTS the Louisville
& Nashville Raho Al, by way of Bowln
Green and Russrhillr, Ky.. and Clarks.
Nille aud Paris, Tenn, with the Memphis
a Ohio Il ilroad at Humholt, Tenn, ssee.
II is same 81 the most important lncs ol
rebel communications IN the West. OWI
occupation cuts % their railroad comru'
pication between all their posiIioIs ~
Kentucky, Made and Eastern Tenn =
sce, aud the Mississippi, except by p.y
or the Nashville 4 Chattanooga Rairu,,
southeast To Northern Alabama, snd "a
west on the Memphis i Charleston Rad
road to the Mobile s. Ohio Rilroal,
y'Y reundahuut way.--CiR. Gas.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-02-14
TnE rOItT HENRY VICTORY

The victory achieved by our guu-boats
at Fort Henry, on the Tennessee river,
Is one OF the most decisive of this wur and
gives fresh hope to the Union cause. The
rebels, though strongly fortified, could not
stand the rain Of shot and she'll from our
boats, and they ingloriously led, utter u
short engagement. General Tilgbum,
6nding himSolf deserted, surrendered the
fort aud about 100 prisoners. This victo-
ry and the seizcurc OF the Memphis g.
Ohio Railroad opens the way into th,
heart OF Tennessee, cuts of oomnnnica.
tion between Rowling Green and Colmn-
hus and puts the rebels between two
fires.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-02-14
s = NIL NJ 37vA
Sl,erin,s Sale.

VS.
Samuel Englc and Hiram p. SilvcrNo ood and
Wife.
by virtue Of an order made By the Court Of
Common 2 .eas Of Seneca county Ohio, st
the November term, a ID ls6i, ln the above
entitled cause aud to me directed, I shall Of
fer for sale Mt public vendue, Of the door Of
the Court House, In the city ef Tiiiin. In said
county, on
TmE 9Th DAY oF FrBRuAkY, A. ID. 1862.
between the hours 0flO O'Clock n. m. and
o'elol =. M, of said sisys. -tlre folio wing do
scrihed lands and tenemcnts. 20 VII:
Being the one third undivided interest in
and to a fractional part Of the north west
quarter Of section ten (l0), in township one
~, In range sixteen (l6) east, and commen-
cling for the same at the centre of the Marion
state road aud the Caroline road, ut the cros-
slug of raid roads, and running from thence
south along the centre Of said Marion state
road 10 the centre OF Honey Creek, from
thence in north east dir ctien along the
centre OF the said Honey Greek, 10 the centre
OF saiG Caroline road; from thence west to.
the place Of beginning. Excepting and re-
serving thcrefrom a certain piece or tract of
land cut OF the north west corner Of said prem
ises, being sixty feet by two hundred feet, ex-
elusive OF the road, heretofore sold TO one
William ii. CoOVer.
LEVI WEIRICK.
Sheriff.
Jan. "a, ls62 Printers Fees s5,55
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-02-14
Hon. W. y. Noble.

True to his priueiplc of opposition to ev-
cry measure necessary to carry on the
war and sustain the credit OF the GOV.
erumont, voted against the Si5oooo,o ,o0o
Treasury Note Dll, This ho had a pcr-
feet rsh, 10 dos tui. rs he ard bis Porly
did not propose any better plan, we sub
ni, u il does no, hook like ioctious oppo.
sti"n TO the Government and the war
Is tlfA pre honest, they would pFopos,
'ew"ihlng that they consider better o.
cease thoir opposition.