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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-23
The Capture Of NorfOIk--De-
sirucIiOn oGthc McrTinac and
Navy Yard.

The capture of Norfolk was the Joint
work of President Lincoln and General
Wool, some accounts giving credit TO one
loGthem and some TO the other. Mr.. RAY
mond Of the N. Y. Times, says that for
some time Gen. Wool had believed that
the capture of the city could be easily ef-
iected, and that on Thursday the sth, he
embarked large force upon transports
ready for the expedition, at the same
time sending the vessels and gunboats to
shell Sewall's Point. The vigorous re-
sistance that was made by the batteries
upon the Point, and the appearance Of
the Merrimac showed that landing was
not practicable at that time, and the
troops were disembarked,
The correspondent ofthe Tribune gives
the projection of the plan to President
Lincoln, saying that when he arrived at
Fortress Monroe on Tuesday, the 9th,
he concluded that there was something
more to see, and said, "Why don't you
take Norfolkp "Pooh," said General
Wool, 'You don't understand military ne
cessity." Just after this rebel tug vol
unfairly surrendered to Gen. Mansfield at
Newport News, and reported that moth
ing would be easier than to take Nor
folk as il was being evacuated. Upon
this the President and Secretary Chase
started out in the revenue cutter Miami,
to reconnoitre, and found place Gale d
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-23
Arkansas News.
FAYGrTEvILLr, Ark, Mly 10

FAYETTEVILLE, ARR, Mly 10.
/ Correspondence ST. Luis Democrat;
As many as one hundred aud fifty per-
sons per da have cone forward and take n
the oath ofallegianec, cmbracipg Judges,
ministers, and IN ny Of the most ia u m
tial citizens, The sentiment OF tbs peo.
plo is rapidly becoming more and more
I loyal.
News Of our occupation Of this place
was received by Goycrno. Rector at Lit
tie Rock, on the OH, aud produced great
excitement. Some of the citizens adyis-
ed peace, while others wore rampant for
defending tbe cityto the very last eS-
tremity.
On the following 10y the Governor ia
sued proclamation calling on the State
MALTA 10 repair to immediately 10 tho
capital TO sepel the invaders. Many of
the MALTA were issuing special oalls.--.
Six thousand Texans were daily expected
at Little Rock, but they were uuder Or
ders for Corinth.
Guerrilla bunds are being formed in
some sections, and large mobs may he
mustered pt county seuts, tut no serious
Obstacles to cur advance are feared.
Albert Pike at last accounts, was
camped at Boggy Depot. Que hurdr,d
miles southwest Of Fort Smith. 'H'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-23
Itfin ak'eeklp Tribune
BEAUTY,

The lovelicst eye is that Of faith.
Which upward looks to God:
The neStest foot is that which has
The path ofvittue trod.
The sweetest lips are those that ne'er
A word Of guilt have spoken.
The richest voice is that Of prayer,
One ne'er vow has broken.
The rretuest hair is that which Time
Has silvcred o'or With gray,
Or covers DER an honest head
Its beauties ne'er decay.
The fairest hand ia one that's of
In deeds Of Kindness given;
The purcst heart is one that Christ
Has sanetided for Heaven.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-23

mishcrs, the cncmy's force outfanked
them 80 completely that they were com
pcllcd to rcti' g precipitately Leaving bag
gagc, knnnspcks, and cimp equipoge 10
fall into the rncmy's hands.
The loss ofthe 5lst and i2d is supposed
10 exceed seventy, killed and wounded,
none oI the oilicers were ininreh.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-23

0%FGooD En- MvLIIaAS,--Same oftbe
rebels IN Camp Depglas, Chicago, re-
Gently rabbld a poor aPple wemgn ofssyr
ca dsliars' worth when Sel. Mplnep
pGix,d pIacayd with, "thiofs pFsn il 10
thgir backs,qpd aen,gneas tbom ill k'f
iaE l'Trs ~ n fsaa 9 sae.fs /.
5. yony,nNe ctnts per pey, tAsA II '.cS eds
to be paid 20 tho woman upon whom they
had committed the theft, unit. the amo up'
Of her loss sb Juld be restored
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-23

0TDr. John r. Haggot, formerly edi.
tor Of the Sidney Jou,aal, died at st
Louis lately. He was Surgeon Of the
b7th Regiment, o,V.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-23
Fhc Capture Of Fort Macon
Ten HHours BOrnbardIncnt,

From the full and interesting report by
the correspondent of the Philadelphia n
quirer of the bombardment and capture OF
Fort Macon near Beaufort, N. c., upon
the 25th ult., we copy the following de-
taiIs.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-23

He thought they would not blow her M
as long as there was any chance Of maxi
ing her useful in the James River or else
where; but that il this project had been
given up, they would be very likely to
dispose Of her in that way.
OBSTRUCTION or THE NAVY YARD.
Tho rebels succeeded in almost com
pletcly destroying the Navy Yard last
night Hundreds ufthcm were busy in
setting fire TO the buildings aud all the
vessels, aud this morning little remained
but smoking ruins aud dismal dcsola-
ton.
The great Eastern and Western ship
houses, the marine barracks, officers
quarters, smiths shops, engine houses,
&C., were all consumed. The rebels had
built and launched two iron vessels,
mounting four guns each, aud built in
wOtCr-tight compartments, 50 as 10 be
raised or sunk at pleasure. These were
not intended 10 be propelled, but to be
used as stationary batteries for karbor de-
fence, or else to be towcd cut tn operate
against our wooden vessels. They were
burned. hut not SO seriously injured as 20
be entirely useless. a number of small
vessels aud schooncrs were also burned.
Great efforts were adc 20 destroy the
dry-dock, but they were uusucct sslul.
The magnificent naval hospital rcmuins
untouched. Even the vandalism which
! has marked so many of the ccls of the
rebels during this war, shrunk from the
sacrllcgc OF firing this SPLENDID structure.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-23
PO0rmaR g. HITLER
Extensive Tan Yard.

In this City at which they purpose carrying on the Tan
ming business extensively in all its departments and
10 nave all work done in the best manner, by compe
tent woIkmen. They are nov prepared at ali times to
ma fha hiohs nri,a
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-23
Cash for Hides and EsarE.

as well to furnish the community win hny and every
thilg in line. They have IN connection viii their a
NaId an extensive Saddle aud Hansss Mandatory,
where II ey keep on hand andmake to order all kinds OF
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-23
Saddles and Harness,

all Of which il made Of the best stock, and by exper
enced hands. Our arrangements such that we eau
now supply the public with almost an endless variety
of Saddlery Of the most approved patterns, and We
Keep number Of wofkmen hand, ready to turn oai
anV M If
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Til" rri les and the public are right in pre- let
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exciting interest aml extensive popularity. all
other Histories of the War for the CAon It.
tn me will be the heroic darin, patient Suffering.
and hair breadth pes Of our soldiers and sail
orS, and lis incidents will form the theme of
vcr,aton 1T nnumcrnblc iircsles for years to
come. 1t vi contain. in addition to its STEERING
details. the philosophical Analysis of the Causes
of the War by lows !.orHnor Motley. ii. d..
Autor Of the - Rise of the Dutch Republic = etc
the da'es Of all the important events from the
John fr"mn raid amt an accurate and revised
account of the principal battles. with engravinGs
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
Dir. J. DUpoNCO'S
Golden, Periodical Fills,


INFAL,.iELE ~ CuRnrcTiSG IHHECrL \RIr,Es
AID REaovING oBSrErcrlDNS of TUE MONTHLY
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VLAniEs, here is proof positive 1t is no,
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any Lady Ia her. as she considered it Il duty as
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her The ingredients composing these pill are
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.yT Price 100 per :iox
Sold ut DR. II. II. MITCHELI.'S Drug Store.
ELKruS. Mn, soc Agent for Cecil county.
Ladies', by ending him 81 30 to the Elkton
Post Gnicc. can have the Pills sent by mail to uny
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Parties wishing the prescription will please
address REV. EDWARD A WILSON.
Will m-burih.
May IL, lS62-3un. Kings county, New York.
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CAUTION. As there are dealers who take alvan
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The History Of American Manu-
factu2GX, from 1896 to 1850.

by DR., J. LE,NpEn ElSno". vols, Syp.
Vol. l. now ready, Vol. Ii nearly ready
This is probably the last and most importan
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receipt of price. We pay particular attention to
mailing books. wrapping them carefully and Will
procure aud sent postpaid any book anywhere
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Address
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Village Green Seminary.

10 MILES above Wilmington, in beau
Il y tf~ and hrallltul Village offers
great advantages to parents, wishing To
secure to their children intellectual, as well
~ Moral and Physic Il Improvement.
Thorough couisr III Mathematics Classics
Natural Science. English StnlicS. &c.
Military Tactics tatisht by competent
Instructor.
civil Engineering taught.
Field Exercises in Surveying:
Special attention paid t" housekeeping.
A Library of five hundred volumes is ac
ccsSibc to Pupils. A large amount Of
Philosophical Apparatus is used in connec-
tnn with Lectures, in explaining the study
of Philosophy.
The Seventh year will begin September
LIST, 1862.
Boarding per week, 1929
Tuition per Quarter, 90
For further iu"fina i"ii address
REV. j. llERNEY BARTON, A. NJ.
Village Green, Del. co., Pa.
July %. lSi2-jw.
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Rally, Rally, Cecil

TIE Governor of the State Of Maryland
has issued his Proclamation for two more
Regiments from the Stare. The same has
been sanctioned by the General Cove rnment.
The undersigned having authority to raise Il
company fer the Sixth Regiment. Colonel
GEO. Il. HOWARD. of Elkt"n. all persons
wishing to serve their country have now u
chance. for they will he put in active service.
SO call early. for the first come will have the
preference OF the Non Commissioned Offices
Pay. Rations, Bounty Land, Extra pay,
and 500 Bounty when discharged.
U5~ The Pay is the same as the Regular
United States Army -Scrgeants Sl1 pen
m"nth, Corporals SD per month, Privatc>
Sl3 per month, With good Boar. and Mcdi-
cal Attendance. J. Z. IIllL.
Captain
Headquarters, The Railroad Hotel, Elkton.
June II. lS62-tf
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NOTICES.
10 The Farmers Of MARYLAND.

HNllE. undersigned having reason to believe
Il that certain commission merchants Of
Baltimore are using on orders of Farmers,
eSempling their grain from inspection under
the law prior to the late amendment, for tie
purpose Of withdrawing it from Inspection or
Weighing under the amended law contrary
TO the interest and intention Of the Farmers.
respectfully suggest to the Farmers that
the amended law being for their protection,
and reducing the fee Tor Weighing and In
Spcci!on to "ne-pnartcr of Il cent per bnShel.
the amount heretofore charged by the unuf
fetal wcighcrs. it is advisable that they
revoke the old orders, written before III"
amendment, rs the best way t" prevent their
being deprived OF the benefit Of the law ST.
essential to their security, 10y con mission
merchants disposed to cnbarrass its rxccu-
tiun. h. +. MAY.
Inspector General Of Grain.
Baltimore, June I, 1862.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

fTliIlS is to give notice. that the subscriber
l. OF Cecil county, hath obtained from the
Orphans Cnlrt of said county, letters OF
Administration on the personal estate Of Al.
bert lIilarnali. late Of Chester county, Pa.
deceased. All persons having claims again.
the said deceased. are hereby warned t,
exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof
duly authenticated. on or before the 2lsl
uay of June, 1861 they may olhcrw Use
by law, he excluded from all benefit of said
estate. All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make Immediate payment
to the subscriber. Given under my hand
this 10Th day OF July. 1862
ROBERT CHERRY,
Administrator Of Albert IIilama,. deed.
Test-JAs. MCCArLEY, Reg.
July o6. lSG2-Uw:
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that application
~ will he made to the County Commits
Si"ncrs. At tktir first regular. meeting after
the nh day of August, next for til" vacation
of that part Of the public road leading
down Prircc's Neck to Arnoll's Bar. ON
Elk River. which lis between Wards & Ute
all Elk River. IJn'y ), 1862 -Jw.
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$4,000 SEWING MACHINES.

HNllE new Franklin Double Thread Lock
l. Stitch Sewing Machine is the cheapest
and most simple Sewing Machine now in use.
Strangers and citZrns are respectfully invited
to call and witness the Operations of this
Machine.
full set of Needles, Oil Can, Screw
Driver. and the fullest directions for opera
ting. acc"m,an. each machine.
Price. $50, with IIcmncr aud Gule.-
Warranted, and kept in repair one year, free
of charge. For sale by
Il. W. STAPLES.
Elhton, July 10, 1862. Agent.
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CRPisSr,S' SOIfs,T.

FNlIE STATED MEETINGS of the Or
Il phans' Court of Cecil county will he
he Id on the Second TUESDAY in every
month. Executors. Administrators and
Guardians, wanting their accounts stated
will please bring in the vouchers Il few days
before Court. JAMES McCAULEY,
JHly Il, 1888. Register.
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WIN. Es. EFurd s. Co., Ncv-Y0rk.
TIE HOUSEI[EEPER'S
NEW FURNITURE POLISH.

DHEPAEED from an improved rec pc by the
L Proprietor of tho - Brother Jonathan Polish. :
is certified by all the leading New York Furniture
Dealers and Piano Forte Makers to tic the best in
the world fer reno,iHg Scratches. Marks and
hIt. and restoring high and lasting s.oSS to all
kinds Of Vanished work. from Furniture to
leather. 1t i, cheaper and better than Vanish
dries immediately. and is c, sy applied With II
piece of Canton Flannel and bottle or two of
this NEW FURNITURE POLISH II IIousckccpcr can
work magic in the furniture of II house and keep
II looking like new. N1w is the time to &" shine
up your Tables. Chairs, Desks. Pi mos. Picture
Flames. Carriages. etc and IN Ike them look 80
per cen: bcttcr. This is true cc"noiny For sale
by Furniture Dealers and Storckccpcrs generally.
Price % and 30 cents bottle. Depot No
spruce Succt. NcH-lork ~ Special Agents
WAntcl. Address Box l912, New York 2 o.
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NOTICE.

TNIlEHE will he a meeting held at Ashnry
l. N. +. Church. Zion Circuit. on. Sunday.
August l1ih TO the purpose Of rails II. fa',dS
to pay of the debt oi the church. A II friends
bf christianity are invited t" attend and con.
tribute toward the obi set. Bishop Scott will
preach on the occasion, at IL O'Clock \. NJ.
July ~. lSG1-tln
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Farmers, Take Notice.

TNlIE undersigned has one Of tie best
i. Endless Chain two Horse POWERS,
ThraSl'rr and Shaker. all nearly new. and in
excellent running order. which he will sell
low for Cash, or on time; the purchaser
giving security. This is u rare chance to
any ole who makes rhrlshing II bus mess.
Apply to JAMES SllOBE,
Near EbcnczGr Meeting House.
July ), lSG2-4w' 9TH District.
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VOLUNTEERS WhlTEl
Hnaquarters R,c,uiiing Depot

Headquarters Recruiting Depot
for Cccii county, Efk'o", Jniy 4h, 1862.
ClNTH REGIMENT, Maryland Volun-
Ctcers. So premium for every Volunteer
accepted and sworn in, at the General Rem.
drzv"ns in Baltimore! Sl3 per month pay.
and one months pay in advance Also,
$50 Bounty at the end of the first month 5
service. Men clothed and equipped rs snon
rs they are accepted. Transportation fur
ni>hcd to Baltimore. This Regiment has
been called out by Governor Bradford, 10y
Proclamation. in RESPONSE to Il rcquiSitiuu Of
the President Of the United States.
Union Men OF Hs.ily
whose sturdy arms, and brave hearts, in the
dark and uncertain days Of April, 'Gl. flung
to the breeze the Glorious Banner of the
Republic, and proclaimed in thunder tones,
% Come veal, or come wo,' no power on
earth should sever them from the Union.
and 10y their fearless stand gave liz. and con
tidcncc t" the Union party of Mary and at
the most critical period of this wicked rebel.
lion, come forward and assist in giving the
finishing 'on.h to the accused conSriratorS
who are attempting t" destroy the Govern
mrnt csta b!isl'cd by the Patriots and Slgcs
Of '.i and erect upon its rains a Monarchy
or Oligarchy, by which the toiling millions
would become the slaves and vasSals of the
vile, pen urrd and lampercl crew, now in
arms to destroy our Liberties.
GEO. r. HOWARD.
Colonel lJli Regiment NJ. NJ.
July -. lSG2-ti
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NOT'f('ti.

PUEf DErosir, July End, 1862.
To the Collectors of the Hicks Ttstinoniai:-
in consequence of my almost constant alb
sencc from the county, | have solicited
Mc.srs. c. II. tIaincs and J. S. Crawford to
receive the money collected for the Kick IS
Fund at the earliest possible day, to be
deposited in Cecil Bank. subject to the order
of the State Central Committee
The collectors are respectfully urged to
compliance with this request, in order to IL
speedy settlement of the matter.
Respectfully, +. d. McCLrS,nAN,
July ). of State Central Committee.
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WHEAT AND Rye STRAW
WANTED.

STRAW in large or small quantities will
~ he purchased at Marley Paper Mill, Tor
which Iul prices Will be given,
IT will be rrquir, Il t" he delivered in bales
Farmers lavn. straw for sale are advised
to protect it { ON til. weather. For further
particulars apply t" WIN. F. HOW ARD. III
Marley Paper Mill. or by letter addressed
10 Cherry Hill, Cecil county, Md.
july 26 lSii2-tf
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Price, SIS per 1000 lbs, Cash.

GROUND RAW BONES.
WAR; ANTED PURE.
large supply IN hand for Fall sales.
Price, S35 per 1000 ibs., Cash.
The above Manur"- b. lr, If regular dealers or q,
HAIGIl SONS.
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July 10. 1S;2-:;li.
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