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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-06-27
The I,irht- Of ,hc south.

We think, says an exchange, that the
list Of "The Rights Of the South" are in.
complete, and add few which are evil
IDENTIFY admitted, but not enumerated, dy
democratic" editors and all other Sc
cession sympothisers:
/. The right to opdosc by force of arms
any election in which the South are de-
fcatcd.
9. The right TO insult, starve and even
shoot loyal soldiers who may have fallen
into their hands.
3. The right to turn over wounded
loyal soldiers to the apprentices of rebel
surgeons, in order that the said apprenti-
ces may learn their profession by the
process ofmurdering the subjects on whom
they operate.
4. The right TO disregard all ridiculous
dclicacies and sentimentalities oGcivilizcd
warfare to the extent Of burying the dead
bodies of Federal soldiers with their fac es
downward-then to dig them up and con-
vert their skulls into drinking cups und
their bones into personal ado"nments.
D. The right TO beggar and murder every
man in ihc rebel States who profess the
least love for the Union or the least dis
inclination not TO fight for disunion-il
being understood, meanwhile, that the
criminals shall not only kill or dcfrauj
the victims, but that the Constitution sus.
tuns their crimes, and will not touch
their property or lives when the rebellion
is crushcd.-"lIeads | win, tails yol
( loso!"
G. The right Of the South to be "mis
guided" aud not cruel, brutal, and coward
| ly, in all thee outrages upon common
humanity.
Z. The right TO rouse Indian tribes
pensioncd by the Government Of thu
/ United States, into insurrection agains
that Government, and allow them tC
scalp and murder their wounded prison
Crs.
&. The right of the Mayor Of New
Orleans to write that letter 10 Commo
dorc Farragut.
0. The right Of the South to compe
the U. 5. to raise an army Of Geo 600 mel
to spend thousand million of fdollars, ant
to throw the whole agricultural, m0nulac
turing and commercial system in the
c untry into disorder without having i'll
title to the peculiar kind of property
which caused the whole disturbance, tt
be touched in any particular.
10. The right of the Southcrners to en-
joy every privilege Of the Constitution
they ha Je risen in arms to dcstroy-eacl
privilege to be one W hich Calhoun deci
dcd to be theirs according to his iutcr'
probation of the Constitution.
IL. The right Of the South, after wa
is concluded by its defeat, to resume it,
old position in the direction the Govern
ment, and to protect aud extend slavery
as much as it pleuses, under the traitor
Gus Vullandigham prctence of restoring
the Union, as il was
IL. The right Of the South to MAKE
its will and caprice the law Of tn,
land.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-06-27
Gen. Bueli's Army.

The following paragraph from the Gin
oinnati Commercial, Of Saturday, con-
firms the indefinite report which was re.
ceived by telegraph from Philadelpha, OF
the transportation of Gen. Buelrs army
to East Tonnessce;
The telegraph announces from Phila-
delphia that private letter has been re-
cciyed there, stating that Gen. Buell. Is
on his way, with his whole army, to East
Tennessee, by way Of Huntsville, Alaba-
ma.
We were, a day or two since, Informed
OF this movement, but though twas un-
questionably kuown to the enemy almost
as soon as made. We have not given il
publicity, fearing that it nigh, be contra
baud.
The movement is one ofthe utmost
Importance, and will crafty the loyal
people throughout the country.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-06-27
sheriff sale!

1eNtI H. 1oNNf " uAs
By virtue Of an order made by the Court oi
Common Pleas Of Seneca county, Ohio, on
the eth day Of November. A. ID. 1861, and
afterwards at the May term, OF said to-wit'
on the I'd day Of June A. ID. 1862, in the
above ertitled cause and to me directed, viii
offer Tor sale at public yendue at the door OF
the Court House, in the city of Tifin, In said
county, on
Tue 2sth DAY or JULr. A. d. 1869,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ, aud 4
o'clock Z. NJ. OF said day, the following de.
soribed lands and tenements, 10 wit:
The cast half Of in los No. Eve hundred
and cigbty-fiye, (5e5) in the Second Ward
of the city OF Tiffin, and further described as
| follows, to.wit;
beginning lor the same at the south east
corner of said in lot No. 5s5. running thence
west on aud along the south line OF said 10
/ lot thirty feet; (a0) Theuce northeTly on aud
along the center Of said in lot thirteen (l3)
/ feet; thence westerly two (2) feet and six
/ t6) inches; thence nOrtherly twenty-three
| t23l feet; thence easterly two ~ feet and
six 10 inches; thence norlherly ON aud along
the centre OF said in lot (No. $3.50 to the
north line Of said in lot and theuce eaSterly
thirty $50 feet 10 the north east corner d
of said in lot, and thence south on and along
the east line OF said in lot to the south cas-
corner thereof, TO the place ot tbeginning,c ,con
tanning more Or less.
Also the west half Of said in lot numbered
Eve bi ndred and oighty five, (he5l in the y
Ward OF the city vi lilfin. and further dc
scribed as follows, TO wit:
beginning for the same at the south ives
corner of said in lot, No. 5e5, running theme
east so feet; thence north ON and along th
centre line VI said in lot, l3 feet: theuce ives
terly , feet aud inches, thence nor.berly 9
feet, thence ossterly = feet and g inchos, theme
northerly on aud along the centre Of said IL
lot No. 5S5, TO the north line ol said in lot
thence west so feet to the north west cOrne
oisaid ia lot, thence southerly ON and alonl
the west lue Of said in lot TO the south YVES
cOintr thereof, to the place of beginning, con
tanning IN ore or less. Said several describe,
parcels or lots to he sold separate.
LEVI WEIRICK,
Sheriff,
June 97Lh 1862. $50
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The For, Republic AGair.

Special dispatches from Washington
Of the lat have the following in refer.
ence TO the Por, Republic AFFAIR."
The bhndcr at Pcrt Republic which
permitted jackson & escape, rests be-
tween Shields aud Carroll.
Shields says he ordered Carroll to burn
the bridge. Carroll says he has Shields
written orders to hold tie bridge 1t all
hazards.
Carroll is native Of the Dlstrie, OF
Columbia, aud was appointed to the Col,
onolcy fthe Sth Ohio from Captincy
in the res ulor army.
sHILp's REMOVAL DEMANDED.
Every field officer Of one brigade, aud
Of two regiments fanother, cngaged at
Port Republic, have sigucd an address 10
the Secretary Of War, demanding
Shields removal, and charging him with
ineompelency. II not disloyalty
The Western oficcrs concerned arc
particular y bitter against him. Though
Shields has mounted the two stars,h has
not been confirmed Major G eneral, and
Influential Senators say he will not be.
snnLDs' pIvIsJoN.
Troops in that division have been bad
ly disabled by hard marching and har,
I fighting. An effort is making 10 hay,
the 9th Ohio sent back 10 Camp Deniuor
10 recruit Wade and Sherman hav,
united with the field oilieefs of the rogi
ment in Recommendation to lha, effect.
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COMPANY A.

COMPANY A.
Capt, Charlesworth, mortaiy.
VIM. Harrison, slightly, left hand.
Joseph Acres, scvcrly, right foot.
Sergeant White, slightly, left side.
COMPANY u.
John Eastman, wounded, since died.
5. White, severely, small of the back.
Sergt MeMann, severely, left ankle.
COMPANY c.
Il. S. Grlsscll, killed.
S2rgt. Hcnthorn, severely, lower jaT.
Louis Hopper, mortally.
A. Provuncc, slightly, left hand.
w. Wortlcy, slightly, left arm.
COMPANY E.
Jessie Little, killed.
Joel Spoon, wounded, through nose.
~ S!~",, ,,hterbeck, splinter in left oyc.
COMPANY p.
NJ. CIntwcll, slightly, thigh.
Joseph WhittOn, severely, in wrist.
Patrick Burk, severely, in neck.
COMPANY G.
IL. G. Ogden, slightly, left orm.
,. Baughman, slightly, right shoulder.
NJ. .. Robinson, slightly left leg.
Geo. Longstrcet, slightly, in the neck.
Eli +. Beard. slightly, left leg
Coonrod Smith, severely, len leg.
l.. w. Gaddis, slightly, right leg.
J. N. Kline, slightly, left side.
w. J. Hylc, struck by spent ball.
A. A. Lamkin, struck by spent ball,
COMPANY II.
Milton Cass, slightly, left hand.
Il. Crawford, slightly right shoulder.
c. Dunn, left lcg-amputated.
w, Herbert, slightly, left hand.
w. Cooper, slightly, right shoulder.
c. Smith, slightly, left leg.
COMPANY
Corporal Wilson, killed.
Scrgt. Perry, slightly, left arm.
5. c. Rogers, slightly, left arm.
David McCullOc, slightly, right ankle.
X. +, Cant, severely, left arm.
w. ii. Warton, severely right hip.
Il. Il. Loyett, slightly, left side.
). Callen, slightly, left hand.
A. J Collins, severely, right leg.
Yours obediently,
L. NJ. b.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-06-27

FuGITIvE Commemorative rebel
Governors are now ubse Mt from their
posts, wandering up and down the coun-
Try in search OF employment. Rector OF
Arkansas, Milton Of Florida, Moore OF
Louisiana, Jackson of Missouri, and Har-
ris of Tennessee. These gubernatorial
fugtives were blatant Secessionisis in
the early days of the rebellion, and every
man Of them promised to die in the last
ditch. Our armies having frightened
them away from their posts, they have
probably gone to find the ditch. As chiy.
alrous men they must fulfill their prom.
Use,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-06-27
Sheriff Sale.
John g. Heller,

John Hetler, ct al.
BY virtue of an order made by the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Seneca County, Ohio,
Oh the Sd day Of June A. ID. leb2, in the
above entitled cause and to me directed, |
will offer for sale Rt public yendue at the
door Of the Court House in tho city Vi Tiflin,
in said county, on
1hE 2sth pAr or lrLr, A. d 1862,
between the hours Of ~ o'clock A. Nj and 4
O'Clock p. NJ. of said day, the following dc.
scrbed lands aud tcnements, to witt
Being part Of lot numbered eighteen lSl
in the lown Of Louisville, commencing at the
.outh cast corner Of said lot, running west
ninty 1901 feet, thence north fiGty.six L56.
feet, thence east 1901 feet, thence south tu
the place Of beginning in Seneca CO o.
LEVI WElRlCK,
Sheriff
June 9th, le62. $500
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Sheriff Sale.
June 9th, 80. 1
Mathew AleCarty.

VS.
The Clinton Line Extention r. r. Co and
oilers.
BY virtue ofan order made by the Court ol
Common Pleas Of Seneca county, Ohio, al
the October term, A. ID. 1860 aud alterwards
at the May term, A ID. 1862, in the DbovC
entitled cause and to me directed, will offer
for sale at public vendue at the door Of the
CouIt Houss, in the city of Tillin, in said
county, on
THE 2sth DN OF JuLr. A. d. 1862,
between the hours OF lO o'clock A, M. and 4
o'clock z. M. OF said day, the following de
scribed lands and tenements, to-wit:
In lot numbered two hundred aud thirty
two eS2l and two hundred and ff(y.eight
l25el in the town OF Republic, and also 10
humber ed "a" H. PerrY's addition to tn,
toNu Of Republic in Seneca CO.. o.
LEVI WElRICK,
Sheriff
June 9Th, '62 1918
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A LULL IN THE STORM.

For the past fcw days, the news from
the scat of war has Lccn very mcagcr
aud unsatisfactory. There seems to be
a general stand.still all round, unless we
inoy except the White river expedition
aud Hunters operations bcfr Charles
ton. What this means we cannot tell
Il may be merely lull in the tempest
and the indication of furious squall.-
passbly both armies before Richmond
ere taking It'll, breath, before begin
ming the fnal struggle. This truce can
not remain long however. lf there il
any fight in Mcclellan, II must very soon
be brought out. It's nearly uycur since
he took command Of the Army of the Po,
tomac and it is high time We were hav,
in some telling results. II is believed
that both armies before Richmond arc
being strengthened.
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A Question fOr ihc "ConscrvR,
live" Newspnpers.

Yon are forever telling us, gentlemen
OF the selfstyled "eonservetiye" press,
tast'he Government must put down this
r'bellion G-e0rdiag 10 he Constitu,ioR.--
Now We assert tina, no measure, no policy
necessary foYut doom he Rebellion can
te contrary 10 hs Constitution. Suppose
now that you should discover that II is
impossible 10 crush cut the rebellion by
the frms OF the Constitution, according
10 your Interpretation, would you be for
letting the rebellion take lts course In
that ey nj, snd submitting &. IL oppross-
isnl--I n asbvllle Union
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Gen. Pore.
u i O1I.
Governor.

Ofall our Generals in the army lately
before Corinth, Pope stands far best here.
helleck's operations nre regarded doubt.
fully. Grunt lost favor long ago, and
Buell. is regarded slow; but Pope is look
ed upon as a sklllul and vigorous officer
who has never made mistake, and has
always been in favor Of fighting. His
call East to command is justly regarded
as second to none in Importance, and is
attributable TO this estimate of past serv-
iccs.-Specid,.
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rAX BILL phSSID BOTH UClS-
ES.
DIRECT TAX STRICKEN OUT!
tstcial Di.pstchcs for Cleveland Leader

ts'tcial D'pttchcs for Cleveland Leader
Washington, June %.
The Tax Dill went through both llous-
cs to-day with whirl, and this most i'm.
portunt bill Of the session only lacks the
signature of the President TO become u
law Tho bill, Ns passed, stands precise.
y rs the Senate amended IL, except in
sixteen particulars, the Committee on
Conference agreeing that the House
should scccdc from ils 2b3 other amend.
mculs. The House aud Senate found II
utterly impossible 10 agree on the tax cn
rcctiilcd spirits, The House wanting a
very high aud the Senate II very low tux,
and 70 they comrromitodby ltyying NJ
tax at all on that article.
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and slept on their arms that night, ex-
pccting 10 renew the attack the next day.
But, in the hight, the rebels started on
the retreat again, having started their
wagons the day before, and the next
morning, when we came to look for them
they had got across the south branch of
the Shenandoah, miles from the bat
tlcfield and burnt the bridge after them.
Before we got to the river in chase Of
them, we heard oonnonading on the other
side, which we aftcrward learned was an
attack on part of Shields division, con-
sisting Of only one brigade, which was
sent out to burn the bridge to keep Jack
son from crossing; but they did not get
up in time and their number being too
small they could not Withstand the attack
and had TO retreat, and so Jackson got
awty ugain.
We did not follow him any further us
the roads were too bad to &c; our artillery
and provision wagons over, 50 we march
ed back to this lace and are comped
here now.
How long we will stay here or where
we will 60 is hard to tell. 1t is quite
likely we will rest awhile, as, since W.
started from Franklin, we have marched
in the neighborhood Of $50 miles, which
ought to do for awhile.
After reaching Strasburg on our chase
after Juckson, we took over 400 prison.
ers, struglers from his army, and when
we reached New Market, 7 miles from
here, on our way up. we took two Of the
Louisiana boys that had been cut in the
country on pleasure excursion and came
back to town just as our regiment was
going through, thinking il was Jackson,
men; but they found out their mistake
when they got in amongstu us.
The loss in killed aud wounded on ouI
side will not exceed 900, while that o
the rebels was much greater, as we burio,
in one place, sixty Of them, aud they lef
In barn close to the battlefield, l5t
rebels in ono pile, that they could no
take away with them. They took 30 o
our wounded men of the field and dress
ed their wounds, carried them two milc,
and could not get them any further ant
left them as comfortable as possible in I
church.
The 2bth lost 43 in killed and wounded
send you list of them, 80 that thei
friends may not feel uneasy as to the re
suit, for those that ure living, Will,
we all sympathize with the friends o
, those that were killed, and feel their los
very much.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-06-27
"A BLOODY BATTLE NEAR
CHARLESTON
REBELS cur orr By our GUM
BOATs.

FoRr McNRor, June 80.
A steamer from City Point arrived last
nirht.
The Richmond papers Of Saturday
contain brief account from Charleston
Of the bloody battle fought on Monday
last, between five Federal Regiments and
n battery Of Parrott guns and parts OF
four Confederate regiments aud battery.
The battle listed all day with honvy loss
on both sides. Tho Chnrleston Mercury
feared the battle would be renewed the
next day, ond expressed upprohcnsions
for the safety ofthe city, in consequence
Of the great exhaustion of the Southern
troops aud the fearful loss Of officers
General Evans ahd Pcmberton had COM
plimcnlcd the rebel troops for their bra
very In standing up under the heavy fire
of shell, &c, from our gunboots and bat
tcrics.
The fight took place 4 miles from
Charleston, mud from the tone OF on cd
itorial 10 the Mercury, should think the
rebels have been cut of from retreat
from James Island by cur gunboats. II
this should be 80 Charleston must soon
tall.
The Richmond Dispatch says that il
can b. ~ longer denied that Gen. jack
son has been heavily reinforced lately,
aud the Federal columns must either
combine or fall back across the Poto.
mac.
NEw YoRX, juno %.
The Charleston Mercury Of tho 18th
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A FiGaT ON WHITE RIVER.
tspse'sipiraieh To the cireinna,i Gsreutsl
Mrnrius. Juac rs,
VIA CAIRO, Juucn 81.


Mrnrius. June rs,
VIA CAIRO, June gl.
The runboat Concstors has lust mr.
rived nom White River, tighy-fvc miles
irolS the mouth Of the river. The expc-
dition encountered a battery ofnine runs
on blun fifty feet high. Col. Fitch
landed his brigade, comprising tic l3d
aud i6th Indiana Regiments, aud while
tho eunboats opened fire from the river,
. shot from the battery pierced the steam
drum OF the Mound City, causing an cx.
plosion of her boiler, 100 officers and
men out Of l.5 comprising her crew, were
sclldcd--most OF them fatally.
Col. Fdch ewing to this explosion sig.
nailed t. the Rurbouts TO stop firing, and
charged the battery at the point of the
bayonct, takiag il without the loss of a
man. The entire garrison Of the bat tory
skil!eI o; c pu ed, lis commander,
1 rinerly lieutenant M the Federal Ma
Wy, Is wounded and prisoner.
The reb Is fred at the drowning crew
Of the Mound City while they were s,ug.
CLING IN the water and at q boats which
went 10 rescue them.
The Mound City was not much iniur.
cd aud has gone on with the +, 1t of the
expedition.
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Joseph Zimmerman, ct al,


Rosa Mutschler, ct al.
by virtue Of an order made by the Court ol
Common Pleas of Seneca County, Ohio. on
the 3lst day of May, A D. '62, in the above
entitled cause and to me directed, will ffer
for sale at public yendue at the door Of the
Court House, in the city of Tiflin, in said
county, on
TnE 2sth DAT or JuLY A. d. 1862,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and
o'clock p. NJ, OF said day the following de.
scibed lands AID tenemonts, to.wit:
The north east quarter Of the south west
quarter of section eleven, nj Township /,
/ north Of range thirteen, l3l east contain
ing forty acres Of land, more or less, subject
TO the dover estate OF Rosa Mutscher. AL
SO lot numbered forty three t43I in the town
Of New Reigle, all IN Seneca co.. q.
TERMS OF SALE.-One 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
ments to be secured by mortgage on said
premises.
LEVI WEIRlCK,
Sheriff.
June 9Th, 80, si,65
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The Changes Against Ben
wood.

NTw NoRE, June 20.--The Judiciary
Committee OF the House have ccmmenc.
ed prosecuting the investigation of the
charges sgainst Representative Ben.
Wood. IL rs openly asserted that enough
will be proved sguiusi him TO warrant
bis expulsion from the House,
Among other allegations, il is rumor.
ed that an agent rec intiy went South uu-
der his pass, which wus everywhere rec.
ognized by the rebel powers.
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sheriff Sale.
Mary Porter and Charlotte Porter.

Mary forter ana InaIlottc tOFtef,
VS..
Theobold Wagner aud others.
BY virtue Of an order made by the Court OF
Common Pleas Of Seneca County Ohio, at the
May tei m thereof A. ID. 1862, in the above
entitled cause, aud TO me directed, shall
offer for sale at public vendue, at the door of
the Court House, in the city of Tiffin, in said :
county, ON
TnE 18th day Of July, A. D. 1862
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4
o'clock p. NJ. Of said day, the following de
serlbed lands and tenements. to-wit:
The north west part Of the north cast quar-
ter oil section twenty five (25) in township
one u range fourteen (l4) containing eighty
Que and one fourth acres. Also the eaA
part of the north west quarter Of section
twenty-five (25) township one Q) range
fourteen (l4) containing fifty nine and sixty
four one hundredth acres making In all one
hundred and forty aud eighty six one hun
dredlh acres of land more OF less, in Seneca
county Ohio subject TO dover Estate Of Cath
arin Wagner.
TERNs of SALE-one third cash on the
day Of sale, one third In twelve months
ard one third ia twenty four months,
With interest. The deferred paymentss
TO be secured by mortgage on said prem
ises.
LEVI WEIRICK,
Sheriff.
June -. 1862. s5Ls
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The Rebel Raid in Front q
Richmond,

hIMrRIs, June ls.-Riehmond dis
patches giving an account OF the recon
hoissun e under General Stewart on the
18th; sly he made circuit through the
Ecderal lines from Richmond via uano.
vvr c. H., Old Church, TunstaAs, to
James river, and back to the city, captur-
cd lundred aud sevenly-fye prisoners,
md three hundred hcrses AID mules.
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sheriff Sale.

Charles Mutschlcr, Adm. of Jacob Welter,
decd,
VS..
jacob Schaub and others.
by virtue Of an order made by the Courtoi
Common Pleas Of Seneca County. Ohio, on
the 3 LIST day Of May, A. ID. 1862, in the above
entitled cause and to me directed, will offeI
for sale at public yendue at the door Of the
Court House, in the city Of Ti0in, in said
county, on
1uE sSlh DAY OF JuLY, A. ID. 1862,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and
o'clock Z. NJ of said day, the following de-
scrbed lands and ttnements. to wit:
In lot numbered one hundred and sixty.
five [lG5l in the 81 Ward Of the city Of Tiff
fin, Seneca CO., o.
LEVI WEiRICK,
Sheriff.
June %, 1869. 1890
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wanted.

We wish to purchase lot Of vReu
Confederate bonds for newspaper ervel
opcs. Also, one hundred pounds Con
federsie notrs for cigar lighters. Ok
clothes viii be given in exchange. Apply
OF our counting room.-l Nashville uaion
l2lh.