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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-07-18
CONFIsCATION BILL PASSED
At LAsT-NOw THERE Is
HOPE.

- Las wv" ItEbE -
HOPE.
Congress has a; length, worked its
courage up to the sticking point and has
passed severe confscation bill, that will
do more to crush the rebellion and give
hope to the country than all the victories
we have gained. The bill, agreed upon
by the Conference Committee, passed
the House, on Friday, and the Senate, on
Saturday, by triumphant mojorities.--
Democrats and Border State men voted
for il, having come to the conclusion that
scverer meosurers must be opted, in
order to crush this monstrous rebell-
ion.
The bill, os reported and adopted, de-
clares death for treason, and the freedom
OF n traitors slaves; or he shall be impfis-
oncd five years, fined s 900, and his es-
tate except slaves shall be seized. For
melting rebellion or giving il
MD and comfort, forfeiture of personal
property, ten years in prison, $4,000
fine, and slaves set free. The President
is authorized, for putting down the pres
ent rebellion,to seize the property OF all
such persons and convey the proceeds to
the Government. He is to proclaim that
il in go days rebels do not return to allie
glance, their property shall be forfeited,
Slaves of persons engaged in rebellion Or
who give aid and comfort to the rebels,
that take REFUGE i'm our lines shall he
held as captwes of war aud be forever
lrec from slavery. So also shall be all
slaves deserted by their masters and com.
ing under couirol of our Government: al
so all slaves found at places occupied by
our troops. No slave escaping from one
State 10 another State shall be delivered
up except for crime or some oflense
against the United States, until the claim
ant shall make oath that he has not
borne urms in the present rebellion, or
given aid and comfort thereto. No per-
son engaged in naval or military service
shall decide on the validity of the claim
or surrender such slaves, on pain of be-
ing dismissed from the service. The
President is authorized to employ as MANI
persons Of A fricda descent for hc sup
preston Of the Rebellion as he may think
.Gt, and use them in such manner as he
may deem best for The public ioelare, and
he Is also authorized to make provision
for colonizing the blacks beyond the lin
its Of the United States. The President
is also to extend TO prisoners pardon
and amnesty as he may deem expedi-
eut
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War News.
Tho H~bmond Examiner on
sscm. NacCleitan's Situation.
wAsn1SeroN, July H.


wAsmSeToN, July n, 4.
The Richmond Examiner Of the 7th,
which has been received here, in discus
sing General MeClellan's present posi-
lion says:
ave believe all that was known in
this city yesterday, outside Of the several
cirelrs Of bureaucracy, was that the cne-
my had taken strong position, with one
OF his tanks resting on the river about
Berkley, completely under cover Of his
eunbosts, and his extreme right reaching
to II, ,rring creek, where his position Is
defended BY an almost impossible
morcss
"ltwos supposed that the enemy would
have been attacked yesterday, but there
had been no lighting up TO the last ae-
courts.
ut is not TO be supposed the enemy has
eel cted these plantations Ms the scene OF
his last gr at stand without good reasons.
The first and most important of these is,
that west Of the landing is perhaps the
very best ground on the James, and the
stream for miles up and down being broad
and deep, affords both an excellent sea
room ana anchorage for his guuboats and
transporie, but this is by no means the
only advantage of the position. On the
west OF Bcrklry are impossible rayines,
running from near the Charles City road
on the north, TO James river, making a
rucceesiul atteck.irom that quarter next
90 impossible. Within q quarter of a
mile from where these rbvincs begin.
Herring creek crosses the Charles City
road. The whole course OF this creek Is
through impasseble ravines, while along
its northern and eastern banks extend
the nights Of Evolinton.
"Thc cncmy's position presents but one
prcgnuble point, the piece of level coun-
Try northwest OF Wcstovcr, from II quar-
ter { halt mile in width, lying between
thu head Of the raviues and the point
where Herring crock crosses tho Charles
City road.
ALREADY this entrance 20 his strong
hold ID within range OF his gunboats aud
his sicg guns planted on the Eyclinton
Hills. Whilst our ammunition and stores
must be waeoncd distance of nearly
thirty mi! his steamers aud transports
are rushing up to the very door OF his
tent.
"Tcn days ago, when Mcclellan be-
leagurcd Richmond, with the exception
OF FIVE miles OF the Chickahominy low
ground, hs occupied the most barron, and
nj the same time the worst watcred and
most unhealthy region OF Eastern Virgin.
IN, with \ ven Pines Us their headquarters.
The very pick aud flower of the Northern
army was concentrated, and here Cor
weeks their vigor and numbers melted
away uadcr the influence of miusmO, bad
water aud u Southern sun; but by his
hasty trip through White Oak Swamps,
McClollan has emerged with ,hnncd
ranks into a more genial land"
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what the Union Men Of the
south Think Of Ohio seces-
sion sympathizers.

The Nashville Union, after quoting the
first resolution adopted by the vullandig-
hsmte Convention at Columbus, in which
they affect to patronizc the Constitution
and the Union, remarks:
"Tho other eight were taken up in de-
nouncing the Administration and the
Abo.itionists. That is fine business truly
for loyal men to engage in at a time like
the present. 1.-THE politicians and Office
hunters who composed that Convention
don't go where Wards ducks went, at the
next election, we are a poor prophet"
The Tennessee patriots have seen too
much treason at home to be deceived by
the preteuses Of Northern traitors.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
June 9th. 80.

LIBERTY TOWNSHIP, Crawford CO., June IL, W..
MR. EDIroRs-Sir;---Feelingh Il a daty owe to the
afflicted, I was iakeh with bilious deIangement n
le4s, which was very severe. I resoited to the NJ,
D.'s, alopathie doetsFs, in nuRbsr, in Bueyrus,
Cleveland add Rssles, ia the State OF Ohio. stuy,
ed fsuI weeks IN Clsvelrnd, getting no better.
stopped in Sagles, iluToA co., called on an old M ID
Who said had Tape Worm. lie gave me 10 grains
Of ealomei and tnTpenuhe, Il loOseasd my tee III
and was nigh killing me. Othsfs in Baeyrus .aid 4
had the LiverComPiaiat, and gave me hugs dssss Of
ealouel and quinne. grew worse all tho time.
some OF the doctors advised me travel to gaia my
health, while oihss said would never gain health
and get well.
When all nsdsesl aid ofths old school faculty had
exhausted their skill and all hope was gone and life
deprived %, was prevailed on to 60 and employ DR..
A. BENHAM, . Physopathie physician Of Mslmote,
esReea en-, Ohio, Who, with his mastsriy skin and
sanatiss Femsdiss restored me 10 health In about
weeks, when walled home, 10 miles, In one day,
aud soon got Abls 10 20 TO work and Wa, quits we'll
with the exception of.hs dire effects oft eslomsL
With that exception, have sRoyed good health ever
since, sad have known pr, A, Bsnhaa to cure num.
eFous eases, where their physicians had sbsndeasd
hsa snj I'll hops WAS gone. wsnd advise the Aneisd
10 call on Dr. A. Benham al aRd not delay any
toagsr. He can break fever, oraay seats or ehrsn-
Ne disease, IN lsss time ,haa any physician ever
knsU.
HOMER JOHNSON.
JOSEPH WARMER, Witness.
Or. A. tsnhauss nsdseiws sr sals ~ puBsis
4 Co.. Tina.
lNiF4-ff
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Encouraging Reports from Nc
Ctcitan's Army--Our Total
Loss li,oO0--Expectcd Ex-
change OF Prisoner.

w AShlNuToN July IL.
Accounts brought by tho Presidential
party from the headquarters of the Army
Ct tho Potomac, give a cheering view OF
The position OF things in that vicinity.
II is represented that the losses ON our
part N the several battles will not exceed
IN killed, wounded and missing, II, 900,
strsgglcrs are continually returning.
The loss OF the enemy there is no doubt,
10 exceedingly lr.e.
II is understood that previous to the
lstc battles before Richmond. Gen. Me-
Cietlan arranged Sith the rebel authors
ties for general exchange of prisoners,
and that Gen. DIX has been instructed to
eonsummate the sume under flag Of
truce.
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A SURE SIGN.

furson Brownlow says, whenever you
hear man eternally mouthing the words
abolition" aud "abolition war;" You can
safely set him down as rebel sympathi-
ser. This sign, he says has never been
known to fail, II is their lavorte lingo,
I ON Jcf', Davis down to the meancst
Vallandighummer at the North. Let us
apply the Parsons rule and see how
many such there pro in our midst.
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Sheriff Sale.
james Farguhor
VS.


Peter ii. Lott, ct al.
BY virtue ofa order made by the Court OF
Common Pleas Of Seneca county, Ohio, OF,
the 7th day of November. A. ID. 1861, aud
afterwards at the May term. OF said to.wit:
on the 2d day Of June A. ID. 1862, in the
above ertitled cause and to me directed, | will
offer Tor sale at public vendue at the door OF
the Court House, in the city Of Tilhn, in said
county, on
Tue 2sth DAY OF July. A. D. 1862,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. ard
o'clock p. NJ. of said day, the following de.
scribed lands and tenements, to wit:
The east half Of in los No. FIVE hundred
and eighty.fve, (5s5) in the Second Ward
of the city OF lffin, and further described as
follows, to.wit:
Beginning Tor the same at the south cast
corner Of said in lot No. 5S5. running thence
west on aud along the south line OF said ia
lot thirty feet; (3O) fhence northerly on and
along the center of said in lot thirteen (l3)
feet; thence westerly two (2) feet and six
(6) inIbesi thence nor,herly twenty-three
(23) feet; thence easterly two (2) feet and
SIX (6) inches; thence northerly on and along
the centre of said in lot mo. $3.50 to the
north line Of said in lot and thence easterly
thirty l3O feet 10 the north east corner Of
OF said IN lot, and thence south on aud along
the cast line OF said in lot to the south east
corner thereof, TO the place OF beginning CON
timing more or less.
Also the west half of said in lot numbered
five HI ndred and eighty five, (ss5l in the 2d
Ward Of the city OF Tiiiin. and further de.
scribed rs follows, to wit:
Beginning for the same at the south west
corner OF snd in lot, No. 5s5, running thence
east 80 feet; thence north on and along the
centre line Of said in lot l3 feet; thence ives
terly 2 feet and inches, thence norlherly %
feet, thence easterly feet and inches thence
northerly on and along the centre Of said in
lot No. 5e5, 10 the north line OF said in lot,
thence west 80 feet to the north west corner
OF said in lot, thence southerly on and along
the west line Of said in lot 10 the south west
corner thereof, to the place Of beginning con
tanning more or less. Said several described
parcels or lots to be sold separate.
LEVI WEIRICK,
Sheriff.
June 97th 1862. $50
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The Emancipation saesuon.

INV IVkki July II,
Special to the N, Y. Evening Post,
Washington, i2th: The President this
morning sent for the Slave State mem.
bers OF Congress, and had an importan,
interview with them. He urged upon
them his plan of gradual emancipation
and hinted strongly that il this plan war
not adopted, general emancipation would
come under less pleasant circumstances.
The Ways and Means Committee re-
ported the printing Job of the Annals OF
Congress in an appropriation bill to-day
and inasmuch as there WAS no other way
Of defeating the job, the House laid the
bill ON the table.
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A sccmc In ~ Hospital ship.

From an Old Point letter we Gull the
following:
"And Oh! the scenes on board!-the
heart-rcnding pictures of human suffer-
ing!- tho wrecks that meet one at every
turn! But now aud then some individual
case will come up to draw more than
usual upon ones sympathies, and move
the stoutcst heart. Such one occurred
yesterday. | was Oh board the John
Brooke when the announcement came
thn, Capt. O'Donohue was dead. Thread
ing my way among hosts of suffering men
wriIhing in agony, but uttering scarcely
n moan, found the handsome form OF
the Captain in the embrace o death. A
little drummer boy, Edward Welsh, the
pet of his regiment, Co. c, Ssth New
York, was standing alone by the dead
man and holding down the eye lids of his
Captain but betrayed no more emotion
than could be seen in the quivering of his
young lips, and his cyelashes wet with
tears. There was something. appalling
in seeing mere boy like this-he can
not be more than eleven years old-tak-
ing mn active part in such terrible scenes
especially when came TO learn that he
had just lost father in the last battle
We were soon joined by several of the
soldiers who came to take last look at
the Captain, aud as they did so, sobbed
aloud like children. To see these brave
fellows, rim from the smck, of battle,
bctraying such emotions, and to hear our
little hero, with chok ny voice, say to one
stulwort w,eIer, Don't cry, Dan; it's no
use OF cying'-was enough to melt a
heart of stone"
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sheriff Sale.
Joseph Zimmerman, ct al,

vs.,
Rosa Mutschler, ct al.
BY virtue OF an order made by the Court Of
Common Pleas of Seneca County, Ohio, on
the 3lst day of May, A. D. 80, in the above
entitled cause and to me directed, | will fer
for sale at public yendue at the door of the
Court House, in the city of Tifiin, in said
county, on
TnK 2sth DAY oT JULY A. d. 1862,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. aud 4
O'Clock p. NJ. OF said day the following de.
sclibed lands aud tenements. to wit:
The north east quarter Of the south west
quarter OF section eleven, III Township 1,
| north OF range thirteen, n east contain.
ing forty acres Of land, more or less, subject
TO the dover estate of Rosa Mutsehler. Al.
so lot numbered forty three [43I in the town
of New Reigle, all in Seneca co.. o.
TERMS OF SALE.-One.t third cash on
day OF sale, one.third in twelve months, and
one third in twenty four mouths with interest,
thereon from day of sale. The deferred pay.
men's to be secured by mortgage on said
premises.
LEVI wEIRICK,
Sheriff.
June 9th, 80. s4.65
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sheriff Sale,

James X. Glenn, administrator Of Andrew
Glenn, deed,
vs..
Geo. w. Huffman and wife and Joseph Z.
Magers.
BY virtue Of an order made by tie Court
Of Common Pleas Of Seneca county, Ohio at
the May term thereof, A. ID. 1861. and after.
wards To. wit. at the july term, A ID. ga of the
District Court, held in and for said Co, in The
above entitled cause and to me directed, l
viii offer for sale ~ public veadue, al the
door Of the Court House in the city Of Titfin,
In said county, on
TaE 18th pAr or Auausr, A. D, 1862,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 4
o'clock p, NJ ofsaid day ,ths following hands
Anditenements. to witt
Fifty.six.and 4S'ln0 acres OF land. OF of
the North end OF the West half ofthe South.
west quarter Of Section No. eighteen (le) in
township one 40 Moth Of range fourteen
lltl North ofths base line ia Seneca coan.
", Ohio:
LEVI wgIRicK.
Sh<a6.
Julv Is. ca S4,aO
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At or about the tine our brave troops
were contend:ng before Richmond
against superior numbers, and were be-
ing cut down by hundreds, two meetings
were being hcld-one in New York and
the other at the Capital of this State, the
design of which, was to divide and dis
tract the loyal strength of the country,
and to denounce the administration
which is bending all its energies to the
work of crushing out the rebellion
Could they succeed in destroying the con.
fidence in the administration, it would
prolong the war if it did not utterly de-
stroy the Union.
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The FInaic OF the Toiedo Riot

From the Commercial of yesterday
morning we learn that over twenty # the
rioters were arrested, three of them, John
Blake, James Shannan, and John Hooper
had already been convicted before the
Mayor and were each'sente need to thirty
days in Jail, $50 fine and costs. The
other cases would be proceeded with as
fast as possible. Quiet had been COM
pletcly restored aud order re-establshed.
San. Reg. llh.
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From Columbus.
COLUMBUS, o., July ii.

OULUMBU5i UsI July TT.
Gov. Dennison, at the request ofGov.
Tod, left for Lexington, KY, to-day. to
look after our troops sent on Saturday
and yesterday.
A series fpublic meetings is soon to
be held to arouse the people to the i'm
portance Of promptly responding to the
Presidents call.
Gov. Dennison and Hon. J. II. Jewett,
of GAINESVILLE, will visit several counties
together. A lively feeling is manifested
throughont the State.
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TRooPs FoR THE EAsr.-on Sunday a
large number of troops passed eastw ard
on the p. IT. w. & c. r. r. We un-
derstood there were'thr infantry regi.
ments, and two batteries of artillery
They are all from Indiana. There is a
report thata portion of Gen. Halleck's
army is TO be sent East. We could
wish this was so. Halleck does not seem
20 need many men, and there are strong
suspicious that he could not use them
ii be had need OF ihem.--Maasseld Her
ald..
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Condition Of McCIciIan's Army

Washington special to the World of
the nth, says:
The President informed a member of
the Senate Military Committee to-day
that our loss in killed, wounded and mis-
sing, in the late series Of battles before
Richmond, would not exceed fifteen
thousand.
This is probably correct estimate
The President found the army much
stronger in numbers than has been re-
ported, and in a very effective condi-
ton.
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Not .Comseryn,is,n.

Somebody asked Gen. Cass the other
day in Detroit; "Seneral, what may we
do to save the Unionw "Anything. -
MAY we abolish slaveryp Abolish
anything on earth TO save the nation,".--
Why don't some of the extra conserve.
tiyes' charge Gen. Cass with. being an
'Abolitionistp
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0TA TRUE VALLANDIeHAnMER.- Gen.
Joe. Burns of Coshucton late Democratic
Congressman from that District, is col
lecting the pay Of soldiers from that
county who have died in the service; and
be endorses his certificates as having died
in the "War of rebellion against the
Confederate Southern States" 1t is
needless to say that Joe. Burns is an out
and out Vallandighammer and Special
friend of Medary--and is one Of the
leading Democrats OF Coshocton coun-
ty
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Mathew MeCarty.
The Clinton Line Extention r. X Co. and
o hers.
By virtue ofan order made by the Court Of
Common Pleas OF Seneca county, Ohio, at
the October term, A. d. 1860 and afterwards
at the May term, A. d. 1869, in the above
entitled cause andto me directed, will offer
for sale at puhlie vendue at the door of the
Court House, in the city of Tiftin, in said
county, on
The 2sth Day OF JrLY, A. ID. 1862,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A, N. and Z
O'Clock ?. NJ. Of said day, the following de-
scribed lands and tenements, to.wit:
In lot numbered two hundred and thirty
two 1891 and two hundred aud fifty eight.
(2Sel in the town Of Republic, and also lot
number ed "a" in Perry's addition TO the
towu Of Republic in Seneca co. o.
LEVI WEIRICK,
Sheriff.
lana OH $50 az *
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Desperate situation OF Gcmerni
Curtis.
MLMriIIs, July 0.


I.ato nows from Arkcnsas, obtained
fr IN n gentleman who LETT , Madison on
Monday. says that Curtis, command is
at Jacksouport, eudcsvoring TO make It's
way to the river. II is reported to be-
suffering terribly from.iar't OF forage aud
supplies.
The railroad bridge at Madison was
burned by Ilindmuns orders on the asth
ult., Us hwas feared that Curtis would
pass that way to the Mississippi, or that
u would be used by troops going to his
aid.
Hindman, by his course il rendering
himself very unpopular in that section Of
the country.
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The Dismissal OF Rcgimentai
Hands,

Congress has passed a bill doing away
with rcgimentOl bands, and retaining
brigade bands. The regimental bands
will all be mustered out Of service in
thirty days, unless they volunteer to join
brigade bands. This will effect saving
Of about five millions year.
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Jacob w. smith. ct a

Jacob W. Smith, ct al.
oy vntae of an order made by the Court
of Common Pleas of Seneca County, Ohio, on
the 4th day Of June "A. n. '62. in the above en-
for sale at public vendue, at the door OF the
Court House, in the city Of Tifiin. in said
county, on
TnE 2Sth DAT OF JuLy, A. ID. 1862.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. Nj. and
O'Clock p. NJ. of said day. the following de-
scribed lands and tenements, to-wit;
In lots numbered ,hirty-two 80 and thir-
ty three 1891 in the town Of Louisville. Sem
LEVI wEIRICK,.
Sheriff.
June 9Th, 1864. $3.50
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FINDING ms LEYEL.

The Advertiser, which year ago re-
pudiated Vallandigham, now endorses
and defends him. VOllandigham is the
same notorious sympu,hizer now that he
was then, aud the A dreriiser has been
drifting along, until it has fou6a the same
level.
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CLOTHS, CASSIMERS,
Vestin&s,

Tweeds, Union Cssiimers, satinsiis, Ksntasky
Jeans, and all kinds Of ,ummer goods also fsll
stock Of
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Inne 21,h. h
sheriff Sale.

Charles Mutschler, Adm. of Jacob welter,
Decd,
vs..
Jacob Schaub and others.
by virtue of an order made by the Courtof
Common Pleas Of Seneca County. Ohio, o1f'
the 3lst day Of May, A. ID. 1862. 10 the above
eatitled carse and to me directed, will offer
for sale ut public vendue ct the door opthe
Court House. in the city Of Tifin, In said
county, on
TBk 2sih DAT or JuLr, A. d. 1861,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. M. and
o'clock P. N Of said day. the following de-
serbed lands and tenements, 10 wit:
Eve lis5l In the I'd Ward Of the city Of Tiff
fin. Seneca CO., o.
levi wEIRIcK.
tillt Sheriff.
Jsss g. le6a $50 -
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Trespass and Da mage.

N6tics 10 hereby given 10 those ifcspssstr through
my farm, doing damage, such ~ tearing down stone
piles thriving rails OF the fences choppinR down
trees travelling Though the uandihr grain and grass
and ssfyinR away fuit from my orchard, any such
like conduct, thatI am determined TO put the law In
force against such rufhan inrudeu.
JAMES GRIMES.
iulylI. 3m
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$40! WAGES PAID SlOO!
Sheriff Sale.
Nicholas Umsted,

Jacob Emiek.
By virtue Of an order made by the Court Of
Common Peas oI Seneca county, Ohio, at
the May term. a. ID. 1861. Ia the above
entitled cause and to me directed. ! shnll Of.
fer for sale at public vcnduc, Mt the door Of
the Court House, in the city Of 1iffn. in said
county, on
TmF 2sth DAY or JuLy, A. ID. 1862,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock n IN. and 4
o'clok p. M, Of said day, the following de.
scribed lands aud tent ments. TO wit:
In lots numbered Ave hundred 500l in tho
Second Ward of the city of Tiffin, Seneca CO.,
Ohio.
LEVI wElRICK.
Sheriff.
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Geo. S. YingIing,
Physician and .Sur0go1

Has permanently located in THIN City, and fe.
'pectfuy tenders his professional service, 10 the eit
zens Of Tifin and vicinity. Once I'd floor OF Jno.
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