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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-02-14
:" OFT OF THE ABpNDANCE
0TTHE HEARrrIIE uOUTR
ApEAkETM."

lfthc editor Of the Advertiser had hall
as much to say against the rebels, as Ec
has against contractors and swindlcrs, we
wcnld have more confidence In his patriot
ism, Every report against Government
officials, whether true or false, is horaldt d
by him with blazing captola--eyerything
Congress or the Administration does is
denounced unsrOringly, Whilcvcry little,
il ANYTHING, ia Faid against JEFF Davis and
his rebel crew.
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Extract from, "a letter from rbc
55ffi Regiment.
CANT LANDIR, New Creek, Va.)
Feb. zth, 1862.


CANT LANDnR, New Creek, Va.l
Feb. zth, 1869.
DEAR MoTHrR: Since wrote you from
Grufon, we heve been ordered to march
and have arrived at New Creek safe NJ
in good spirits.
Our trip over the mountains was on,
that think will not BE- forgotten soor
by any Of us.
Soon after leaving Grafton VIC began
to ascend grade which has not lis equal
in The United States, and you may believe
that sometimes we were hundreds of fee,
above the valley beneath. 1t was a grand
sight to behold, TO look over the hills and
through the valleys and sec, at times, the
streams winding their way to their res
pectiyc functions. As am fond Of ro-
mantle scenery, il just suited nc. y
Sometimes the train would run within a
few feet of a preeipitous bank six or eight
hundred feet high. Some would shudder
TO lcok at it and contemplate the danger,
but il did my eyes good to look, as we
glidcd swiftly along. Sometimes we
could see for miles through the valley.
At last we arrived at the top Of the Al
lcghnnies, aud then we passed for some
miles through what is called the 'Rlades'
lhen came descending movement, aud
our train went down, sometimes like
hdxes.
Every few miles we would pop into a
tunnel aud be enclosed in entire darkness
for ~ much as ten minutes. The largest
one We passed through was Kingwood.-
Its length is about seven.eighths of a
mile. II cost one million of dollars. II
is archcd all the way with large stones.
When you arrive at the base of the
beautiful little place greets
the eye, called Piedmont. Ii is French
phrase signifying "foot of the mountain"
II is planned in an exquisite manner and
] was impressed with delight at its np.
pcarance. ] am almost too tired this
evening to do justice in describing our
journey, but thought you would be anx-
ious to hear from me.
We had TO ride about B miles from
Piedmont to New Greek, which place we
reached last evening about dusk k, when
about 80 of the officers and suffers piled
into the ladies' sitting room of one OF The
hotels and had quite q comfortable nan.
The regiment have pitched their tents
oil some distance from us. We have M
our tent up yet, and intend staying in a
house, part ofwhch Uncle r. e. p. uses
Tor quarter-mustcr's stores. We arc
living finely, have plenty of warm bed
clothing TO sleep on and for covering. |
must conclude, as my candle is nearly
burned out. lwillwri soon again.
X. ID. X.
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"TME wltNuD FI.EEo Mc.

The editor OF the A ducriirr tries To
crawl out ol the kennel, into which
hc is driven, by asserting a falsohood.--
lie says We accused him ol aiding the enc.
my, because he showed up the r0scalitics
practced upon the Government hy swirl
ding contractors; all of which he knows
to he untrue. We never said any such
tlina--wc are as much down on these
miscrean,s rs hc can be AID have never
hcstotcd 40 eeDounco them. What we
did arraign tlic 4 |periiSer for,is it, ctcr-
nal whining about the taxes and the
duties upon tea, coffee, &C., like some
qnrruious old granny. What docs the
editor expect to gain 10y this course! Docs
he expect thus war can be carried ON with
out expense, or Ore his manhood aud pat
riotism 50 contracted that ho beerudgcs
the few ccuts that so down his gulct in
the shape of duty, Such picayuncish
articles. we repeat, urc calculated TO cm-
burruss the Government and give aid and
comfort to the enemy, by prejudicing the
people against the war and making them
believe that taSdtion to sustain the Union
is oppression,
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Gen. burnside Report
ing.
RoANoKE ISLAND cAPTUREDl
Rebel Cum -DOats sunk OF Taken
Rebels Pnuic-sIrickc ~ Nor.
fOIk aud p0rIs

F,rTRrss MoNrOr Fob. 10.
News bya ilar ol truce stat, that otii
troops lundcd az Roanoke Island yrstcr.
day afternoon. no particulars erc given,
but T. Is intiiuotcd that The Island was
taken.
PuuAprLiriA, Feb. 10.
The En1u'rcr OF this city has dis
patel, dat. Fortress Monroe. last night.
which reports the landing Of the Fcdcrals
at Ronnrk Island.
Thrcr Of the rebel gun.boais were
srdlt hnd Two captureI; one Of them the
h'g ship. The fireman ON board the
steamboat reported that the stars aud
strips could be- seen over The bs,terirs
from Elizabeth CITY.
f,b. n.
TIC baltimore Clipper pnblishts nm cx.
irH' stating that Roanoke Island was cnp.
turcd after thfce days fighting. Two
rcbcl gunbonts were captured and the res,
werc sunk - scattered.
Ihc pcnp'c of Norfolk aud Porismoutl,
are panic-sirickcn. Tine news p con.
nrmed by pars ugcrs by the Fortress
Monroe bost.
NEw loRK. Fob. II.
"A Fort Monrou lrtt,'r OF the Wh state.
that the bombar,lmcnt Of Roanoke Island
continued. Yesterday about noon. Com
lihd got his rebel iluiIla under weigh and
came down Curr,uck Sound 10 assist
Wise on the Island. The Federal run.
boats at . J.. NJ Of the 9Th bud sunk
three, ca Iiurcd two. one of which had The
Commodorc pcnnant, aud dspcrscd the
rest ol he rebel luhbOats in every dircc-
ton. Firing ccuscd at dark. bot RECON-
mcnced with incrcusod yigur in the morn
ing, until O'Clock, when II was supposrd
the rebels surrendered.
II was rumurcl Hl Norfolk on tho morn
lng Of the Oh that three regiments had
been recently sent to Roanoke Island,
aud ns there was no chrncc Of cscnne
th'y ar all probably captured The rcb-
'lS arknoW dye that the only obstacles
pi hnporianct 70 r. tard Buru-idcs march
nron Norfolk ore swamps iunrshcs aud
3 cln Sc.
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John ID i.ooniis and Phyletus Nymsu,
partners In business, under the firm name OF
Loomis Il Nyman


John d I.oonIis and Phyletus Nvmsr
partners in business. under the firn, name n,
Loomis Il Nyman
va.
Joseph Foncannon, jr. and Loaader Stem.
10y N'tdc of m order made bv the Court
Of Common Plcas Of Seneca County. Ohio. at
the Jan. term, A ID. lSG2, in the above on.
titled cause and to me directed, | will offer
for sale at public vcnduc, Mt the door of the
Court House, in the city Of Tillin, in said
county, on
TnE l7th nay oF MARon, A. ID. 1860
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4
o'clock T. NJ. of said day, the following de
scrihed lands and tenements. to-wit:
The Leaschold Estate Of said Joseph Fon.
cannon, jr, in and TO three acres of land, in
the north part Of the north west quarter Of
section number Eve (5l. in township number
three (3), north Of range numier sixteen
(lb) in Seneca county, Ohio, and laHndod
on TIE west 10y the Depot,or Station Grounds
OF the Sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati
Railroad, and extending east the full length
OF the lands owned by said Leandor Stem ia
said quarter sectian, far enough 10 embrace
and include said three aercs of lnnd,-and
which said three acres of land, said Joseph
Foncannou, jr, holds 10y n perpetual lease
from said Leauder Stem, so long as the same
shall lie used for the pur, o-c OF a mill, to-
gelher with the Steam Saw Mill and inachin
cry and fixtures, situated aud standing O,
said three acres of land, and. all and sinRu.
lar, the privileges and appurtenanees TO said
Lcasehold Estate and saw Mill. belonging.
LEVI wElRlCK,
Sheriff CT Seneca county, Ohio, aud
Special Commissioner IA above action
February H. 1869. S645
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The Convicted SLAYER sorden

The convicted SLAYER Gorden, in prison
at New York, has been granted reprieye
by the President, until the 21st inst. He
is cautioned not TO expect clemency and
warned to prepare for his fate. The World
says:
The respite Of two weeks was granted
solely to give Gordon time TO realize his
fate and arrange his ofi6irs. This is as
it should be. Tho death Of this man will
put an cficctual stop to the fitting out of
slavers in northern ports, and win vindi-
cate righteous laws which for many years
have been treated with contempt.
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Adj n inistrat0r,s Sale of
Real Estate.

Under aud pursuant to an order Of sale 10
me issued and by me held, made by the Pro.
bate Court OF Seneca county, Ohio, In the
case Of Solomon II. Ruse, Administrator Of
estate Of John Duran, deceased, against
Christian W. Dornn and others, / will offer
for sale at public yendue at the door of the
Court Houseiu tho city OF 1Iain, Seneca
county, Ohio, on
SATURDAY, THE 22d nay or March, Al. 1860
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4
o'clock i. NJ, Of snii day, the real estate
bounded and described as follows, TO wit:
The eust halt vi the north vest quarter of
section number twelve, In township number
two north, on Issnge fourteen east, Ia Seneca
county, o.
TkRhS OF SALE.-One third cash in
hand one tbird in one, and one third in tw .
yegrs, With Interest FROM the day Of sale
Deierredpayments " be secured by mortgage
o1 the premises
Said lands are free from dover by Msry
Dorans widow Of said John Doran, deceased
SOLOMON II. RUSE,
Adui'r of John pogan
PEsMsGroS, LIZ & BREwEK,
Fob. II, ls6o-4w s4,s7
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Col, Corcolan 60 be IicIcased.

Tho New York World of Saturday
lSst has the tallvwing in reference to the
probable release of Col. Coreorsn. Nv.
rrybo,y win n jaiee mit proves true:
IL wlll be good news 10 the country
especially to our Irish .clIow citizens, to
lrarn that Col. Cvreoran Is 10 he released
from a Southern prison and sent home
Within the eumiagt tw0 weeks, Such, at
least, j. the usruraRsc w Etcclve from
Wnshington, Secretary stanton having
taken the matter in hand. Colonel Cor
co-au's bravery al Ball Ran, where he
would not ran a6ay, snd his subsequent
good eondect under the mos, trying cir
eumstances at tina sollh, have VRdeAred
him To the whole county,
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puLApiifwAF = bio.
Gen. store tasscd through this tlty,
IN thr ~ u'clotktruin last night, Ia Gus.
lody, cn route llr Fort l. iaynttc.
Nrp YoFe, Feb. 10.
Letters received by tho la-l mbil from
/ England. hy Senators ~ Washington,
ron Mr.fr-. Bright aud Cohdcn. The
Imkr of Nrnyl nndo'h members vi the
librrel purity. ststo that uulcss something
Is done to drmulstrute the ability of the
6oyornmoHt 10 pot down the rebellion
aud convince the anti sip,rry party In
Enghnd = We arr in earnest about
c,nartipaioiL the sympathy of the lbcr.
ol element will be- lo1t aud the St tuthcrn
tnulcdrracy rcrupnard.
Tm"F Correspondence -- The rebel
government has som word To Fish ANA
I',hop Amrs that t.cy would not be ad-
miIlcd into the Confederate States 10
discharge uuy mission whotcvrr.
Wurd's l)rpaicb- published facts
th.t Con, stone hps been r, moved from
The con'muud Of division on the Uppcr
Potomac urc corrubosatcd. IL is not
known who has succeeded him.
FuRIuIss Muuror, Feb. o.
A Tag of Truce brought the nvws that
The engagement ht R,anokc I.land Still
contlhu 4. At The date ur the lust dis.
= tch m drrk lnst night the Gght was It'll
guinr on. The Frdcrpls had sunk me pr
tWotrbcl guuboo's.
Sumc later news had been received nj
Norfolk but II wtr not communicated.
Suuihcrn paper received ore Of no later
dat tlun yrtlrriny. The New Orleans
Hullrtin ul tho 2Slh ol January says the
reported burning of the steamer Calhoun
wus incorrect Whou she was abandon
cd her tlpluin sci her on Gre, but il mp
rcars the laulecs olrrlly after boarded
her, rNtinglishrd the lire aud took ppssuH-
siun oi The boat aud cargo, which cunsis.
I d ol 5Uo0 0rouDd, puWd 7, 100 0puuuds
,altpotr aud quantity OF block tin,
&c.
speaking or The capture Of Fort Henry
the RiclmoLd Dispatch says though il is
much 10 be regretted by tlr South, il was
a lorcgonc conclusion whenever the cnc-
my should think proper to bring n large
iorcc ulmcu aud artillery 10 bear upon H.
u was u structure throw n up since The be-
aiming of the war and wus ntvrr cXprc-
ted 10 resist a heavy boinliarttucnt or as
sault from larg' forrc. II also suys the
distinction ot the bridge when crossed
the Truncssrc river thoughrroductye of
some inccuycnicncc, h not a matter OF
any great drirnncnt 20 our interest Tho
r,ul without tic bridge will still bc avuii-
able for strengthening uur lines, through
connection, except FOR mere convenience
being a mutlrr of inferior Importance.
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CNtRo. Ill. Frh. LII.
AstouudinI Ercachcry Of Gen.
stone. .--Spcciiicatious OF his
Crime,

WAsuSuToS, Feb. lO.--Gcn. Stone
was Orrcsicd yesterday morniuu.
lst. For miShchavior at Ball's RluiT.
al. huldiug correspondence with the
enemy before aud sinoc the battlo cf
Halls Bluff. and receiving visits from rcb.
el officers Ia his camp.
3D. For Ircaohcrous'y suffering tho cne-
my tn build tort since tho battle OF
Rails Blrti, under his guns, uumolcs-
ted.
i'b. Of design to expose his force To
caliur hy tho cntmy, uuder protenso OF
orders ior moycing from the Commanding
General
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Thc Trcn,nr, Note n,ll.

The following is the tclcgraphic all
stract Of ths Treasury note bill as il 6nal.
" T0sstd Tie House OF Reprosenta
tivcs'
This substitute proposes the issue, on
the credit OF the United StHtes, Of $780,.
90 900 IN treasury notes, bearing interest
al the rate OF 65-l 100 per annun, paya-
bic TIVE years snet date, receivable ios all
dues except imports. And holders of
such rotes, depositing not lcss than $50,
OF some multiple Of $50, TO receive in ca.
change duplicate Of deposit for the
amount with the accumulated interest,
which may be transmitted to the Serre-
tary OF the Treasusy, who shall thcreupon
issue 10 tho holder an equal amount in
bouds, coupon OF registered, bearing 2 aud
alO per ccnt. interest, payable semi-an.
maly ip coin, aud redeemablo at the
pleasure OF the goverument. After ten
years nom date such notes to be received
the same ~ coin at the par value " ith the
uccnmnlalcd interest in payment for any
honds taat may hereafter be negotiated
oy the Secretary, who may, tfom time TO
,me, as tae exigenoies OF the public SER
,ce nay feqaire issue any umo,lai otsuch
feasury notes TO the amount redeemed.
81 Secretary is also authorised 20 issuo
non bonds OF registered, 10 an amount
}e ldeeding Soo0,0oO 900 in order 10
jl,.HJ tlc hoaung debt. Gers
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Executors Sale OF Real
Estate by order ofC0urt

On Saturday, the 9Th day Of March, le62,
at OF sbon, o'eleck in the afteraooh, at the
late residenee Of Philip A. Harrison, deceas
ed. two and half miles east OF the village
OF Republic, Senesa eounty, OhiO, will be
sold TO the highest bidder, the following fes;
estate, es the property Of said Philip A. Har-
rison !. deceased, io-wlt;
The east half and twonty roas Of from ,hs
east side ofthe wsst half Of the south cast
quarter of Aestion thirteen u 81 township two
,lrl north Of range sixteen (i6l das,, oantein-
ng one hunered acres Of land, he tho same
niOrs Or less,
TERMS OF SALE--One half Of the pur-
chase money 10 be paid ON The day pf sale.
Ior secured 10 be- paid as soon az the sale is
confirmed by tie Court the remainder in two
equal annua. pay ments. the deferred payne nts
70 be on Interest and secured BY mortgage &c
The preni2es
Mp coLwELL,
ESseuiqr Of the tslSte Of +, a, Harrison.
febf Nv $50
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tei Garfield ordered Forward

I,l were received at Columbus OF
SJlU,d,y rom Col. Garfield, in which h,
iuylu!h Supounced tlia, he had just re-
c1hcd or,l'Ts irum Gen. Racll 10 pnsl
forward, aud clean cut all ,hc rehcs 4
Eastern Kentucky. The gallant Colous
had been fearing that he was doomsd
wintcr quarters, but he is tolc n ,e
by mora active service, ifho can .al &.
r,bels, which Is doGbtlul.--Leedsr.
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LATEST I'ROM EUROPE
France Moving 70 Brcak The
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sheriff Sale.

Michael Corrigan and others.

Wlchhel Corrigan and others.
ny virtue ofan order made by the Court
OF Common Pleas Of Seneca county, Ohio at
the Nov. term, A ID. .ls6l in the above entitled
cause and to me directed, l wi offer for sale
at public vcndue. at the door Of the Court
House in tie city OF TifIin insaid county. on
IHE IIth DAY OF MARCu, A. u. 1861,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and I
o'clock 7, NJ. ofsaid day the following lands
and tencmcnts, 10 wit:
The cast half Of the south east quarter Of
section two t2l, township two ~ north Of
range Fourteen (li) east, containing eighty
acres OF land, more or less.
And the west half Of the south east
quarter Of Of section two (e), north ofranpe
iourtcen (li) cast. Containing eighty acres
of land, more or lese.
TERMS OF SAI,E,--One third cash on
day OF safe, oue-third in twelve months, and
one third in twenty four mouths with int crest,
J he deferred payments to be secured by mort
gage on said premises.
Appraised at $is00.0o.
LEVI WEIRICK,.
Sheriff.
February II, 1861. si.65
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ITlPORTANTFROM GEN.
LNNDEIe,S COMMAND.
0Ik TIfOOPS rsERCCtrN
ES0MNEY.
'Fhr WcbcIs Oacr noNcsisinncc.
Ur'''"b"r'''b :" 40 ri0'I0"'' G''r''Fl

PArrERsoN CEuK, Feb. 7.
Gcnctnl l. rdtrs + rc,s huvc occupied
Ramncy wit out ticht. The rebels re-.
lrroicd toward Winrhrstcr.
Thus TAR General L7ndcr's couhiua.
llons have proved vcy successful. lie is
stlI suffering from severe illness, sup
posed To result from his old Edward's
Ferry wound.
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The occupaIion or IIaInncy.

The War Department has intelligence
that Gen. Lauder, with some eight tlrcu.
sand troops, has re-occnpied Romney.---
The enemy, although as numerous, re-
treated across the river toward Winehos-
tor, eaFpi0g the hne virs bridge behied
then
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Fort Donaldson Invested.
REPORTED EVACUATION OF
BOWLING GREEN.
Desperate Fighting expected nj For,
Donaldson.

CINCINNATI, Feb. ~.
A special dispatch 10 the Guzcttc from,
Cairo, says that Federal officers from IT.
Donaldson this morning, rcport that Gen
Grant has surrounded that Fort with sew
en- batteries OF artillery and ;liat the Fort
will be shcllcd or surrendered to-day or
Tomorrow There arc 1000 rebels in
The Fort,
lor1syittr, Feb. II.
Two porsons just arrived report that the
r'brls are rva,uniipg Row ling Green.
with Indications of III ir procccdng 10.
ward Nashville.
Sr, Louis Feb. II.
The Union ChGmbcrof Commerce To-
day unanimously passed resolutions, urg-
ltg our Senators to support the 1rcntury
Note bill, recently passed ly the House.
"A SPECIAL Dispatch nom Cairo To the
Democrat, says Commodore Foote has
Just received dispatches from CAPTAIN
Phelps nl the eunhort Conncstoua, nn.
nouncing TIL return uf the Gun Boat FIX
! petition which went up the 1'cnncssec
RIVER, amer capturing row r, bel gun.
boat and destroying nll other rebel boats
on the river 40 tar ns Florence, Ala.
The Republican, Fort Henry dispatrh
says that portion of the army encnmpcd
near the river has been moved two miles
. further back with all their batteries, from
which poiat the roads nro good and a
/ speedy forward movcmcnt can be made
|Nhon desired.
/ Two more regiments arrived to-,lay and
two stcHwers laden with troops arc lust
coming IN sigh.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-02-14

6S5-AyRIkS TIE TRooPs.--.Ihe U. 8.
Quartermaster yesterday dispatched 1000
Aastsisn Fiilss 20 be distribnted TO the
regiments stationed at MoRgoe, Niles snd
fpsilnnsi, preparatory TO their departure
Ior kentucky and Kansas. These arms
are considered cficient and reliable, and
altogether superior TO the Belgian aud
other styles, which hsYe been SO freely
eonaen,asd ny tue press Bg6slo Com
Rsefesals
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-02-14
sHcClellan's Cosnmaad Restric-
led.

The efforts to disersdit the we'll suthen-
tlested fact that aeciellan % 10 be re-
dueed 10 the COMMAND OF tho army Of the
Potomsc are futile, "ionn Of tho Balti,
more sun this morning confirms our state
ment TO that effect Cor. Gin. Gay
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-02-14

EVACUATION OF RoNsKx,--The Wheel.
ing iRteAtgsRecF rePorte the evacuation
OF knmRy by the rebels on Monday
night last, The report ia hased upon The
information Of soldiers iton Patterson
Csoek
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-02-14

A Southcrn mail was captured hy Cart.
Irgau II contained lctten from hiph
,iiiccns spcekIno q The dcuorslis ~ N.
feet ~ thc dcicat ut Somcrs, l. and st at.
rg auo'hcr nl Fort Henry would be al
most irrparuhlo.
fhc rebel steamer Orr. on bcing cbss-
ID y tic ruuboui Concstoca. wus cred
bv her crow and abandoned. Several
,thcrstcrmcis are said 10 have fallen in
To- ihc hgnds oi the euuboots ConcNoga
md Lexington
The luuhouts sent ur tho Tennessee
wiil probably rous !ur a. Florence, Ala
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-02-14
FaFlner's Mutual Relief
AssOcia ton.

Notice 10 hereby given to the
nsmbsu Of the Farmers Matusl Relief Association
OF ssaees eeanty, Ohio, that tie neN, annaal elos
uoa viii ee held a. lhs Hall way House, tour miles
east ef Titn. ea
FRIDAY. MARCH 7th, ises.
estwesa the ths hours Of 10 e'elock 4. NJ aud a
o'clock M. ter The Puspess OF slseiilg i've Iras,
tees Tor the stsptng yesr aud citing snch other
business ~ may be hroSshl before tAs mseuA.. A
tsil sttendNheS a. desired.
ID. NruRK, sec. ~
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-02-14

O,y~Gcn. Ethan Allen Hitchcock, ap,
pointed ana coniisaeda Major General, is
ordered 10 CoiFo He u gentleman
whose reru,s,iOn as n officer stands high.
His appointment aud the position assigned
him, indiostes thst the war is To be "ear.
riVd INTO Alncg. - Gin, Com.