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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-03
.tboui Catching slaves for Trai-

A test vote wns held In the House the
oihos day, on the proposition tn amend the
fugitive slave uw, 10 az ,u'tNttpt the
saves OF rcbels from its ptovisinns.-
Governor Wickllile Wanted II modified 20
us MOTTO apply To tho leyul sluvc.holAlnn
Statts; hut the mower CHR. Ju ian of lndi-
aLn) refused. The resolution simply
rruvidc s,hut before any slave IL returned
under thd lugitivcslave law, satisfactory
pruuilnust he gwen of the mnstef's lnvai-
~. AS the yste'was test one, we niye
the yOls and nays: H"a fh
NEAs-Arnold of H., Ahrlth Of Min,
Alley ofMass., Be0man oi Mich, Babbit
OF PcAn,, baker Of N. ~, b ,xtcr Of VI,
Bingham OF o., Blair of Mo, ,Dlnir OF Pa.
Blake OF o., d, iliagton of Mass, Cutter
of O., Chamberlain of ~ Y. CMfk of N
l.ColiON of lrd., + A CoukRn Of N. Y
Roscoe Conklm N, Y. Conway ofKansus
Dawes of Mass, Dclano Of Mss, Davis
lot Pa, Dacll OF n. Y. Edwards ofN. n.
Eliot ul Mass, Fcnton ofN. Y. Fessen.
den of Me-, Franchot OF N. Y. Frank OF
n. n. Goodwin of Me-, Gooch of Mass.
Gurloy of o., Hale of Pn., lIanth, It oi
Mnss., Harrison ~ O., Hooper OF Mass.
llutchins of o., Julianof lnd., LDomis oi
Conn. L,N,juy of Ill.,, Mexican of N. Y
McKuiphuot Pa, Mtpherson of Penn.
Mit,heil OF Ind, Morehcad of Pa, Morril
of Me-, Morrill, of VI, Olin of N. Y. Pat,
ton oi Pa, Pike OF Me, Puurry DIN. Y
i Porter of Ind, Potter OF WIZ, Rice q
Me-, Riddle at o., Rollins of n. IL. Shcl
labsrgtr % O., SargeSnt OF Cal, Shauk,
Of lnd sherman OF N. Y. Sloan Of Wis.
spSn ding otN. y. Stevens oi Penn
rhomas Of Mass, Train OF Ma s., Truw
bridge ol Mich, Wand, rvere Of Iowa
Wah OtN. Y. Wallace Of Pa. Woltol
oi VI, WashhUfno of IT., Wheeler of n
~. Niisun'ot Iowa, Worcester of Ohio
Mhuhy OF Va, White Of Ind, WinGou
OF Man,
NAYS. s.-Ancona Of Pa, Bailey of Pa.
Mtdle OF Pa, Goth ut N, J. Coorcr ol Pa.
Cox of o., GRAY ms ut Ind, Critt.ndrn o
Ky, puNltp of Ky, Eng shsh Of Conn,
FOukc of H., Order Of Ky, Hardin Q
4 kys Holman of lndn Juhpson OF Pa, Llv
lot Ind, Losear of Pa, Leary OF Md
L., hron oi'pa., Morris of o., Nugcn, !
10, Mallory Of Ky, Mayuurd OF pcun
Mvhzlcs at kyu Noble OF O., Nocn {
Me-. Merton OF Mo-, Pendltton Of OhlC
Robinson of H., Shiel OF Va, Steel cr n
p. Nullandiphom ofO,, Wodsw orlh Of Nv
\ Webster ~ Md, White of O., Wickhil
ut Nv, Woodruff OF Coun., Wright ,
Penn,
RfcArrrrtAfT0S,
4 NrAs-Rcpuhlicans, "a; elected q
Unien men, i--totaL IS.
II NArs--OppositioT, 2iieltc,ed as Uhio
mcp, ~; Sectssionists, , Republican, l.
total, 80.
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'cotten ,hst if The safety of This Uuisn
required the tctcniiun of The Union pris.
orcrs, Il dbcs'enc. It would be the
riglthnd d,Hy uf tlhs government % de-
tain them, lnt The ,iitcsuol check and
waning proporttnso OF tho r'etinn insur.
erc,lcn, ts wciIss comnarsiive unimpor.
'trnocufps capiurcd pelspnsilf mscVrs.
wi GA dsgassionotcly weighed. happily
fofbd me usartirg 10 that dtfcnrc. Nor
am I unaware that American citizens nrc
.httmnuy cafc 70 be- unhcccsririy sur
rendered ftr any purpose inio the keep
ing Of foreign State. Only The cap
tered prrsons hcwtver, or utlisrs who are
interested il thtm. cculd iuetly raise u
que ton on TIM, rtcntd. II would ~
liulc for our own claims to the rhafnctr
of just ani mignan'mo,is people lf we
sh ND sp fsr Corsrni 10 he guided by the
lRW Of rcialiUion aa to lilt up The buried
injuries aeairit uttonal cofssttncy aud
n, t'onal consrirncc.
puting b you'd mc m surg sfnus OF
uiis t.nl, rrclcr 60 cxprrss my tiaroc.
ton ihatly tle aJusuncnt OF tic pres.
oct cs2 uFon principles tonfesscdly
American, md y,t os trus', muuily
stts'ueiufy e. hath nations ronccrn d. b.
1u strnis 6nally aud riphty settled be-
iwCcn thcm, Which lcftt,frc, exhaust
iug not only all firms n peaceful discuss
s'ups, ut alg0 ilir arhiiramcnt of w.r H.
sell formorc "a bair conimy, alicnn
I'd The Two ctunir.cs n IN ,och uthcraud
pcrplcNd d With fa.4 and opprchoniors
all other nsilons. The iuuf rtrsr ~ IN
~ s'iop ~ now held in military custody
ft FWt Waucp, IN TIC stat Of blas.a-
.husglis, Try will be choorful'y libcr.
lted. VI ar Lifdshipwill plrnae inlcnlr
q time and place for rcrphing ilcm, 4
renew ny ssiurauco of my very high
Caign ~
WV. IL SEWlnn.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
-rt- PVII,ADrJ TtttAs

Beneto'ehi tnrituiinn cstibnshed hv snrtiaf I'm.
duwmert. i'F The Rehefofthe sick an Di dressed
nihried with " ileu' md Ehieniic Disesses. aati
eipeciniiy for The cute Of diseases aftho sAaal Dr.
Eans.
MEDCAL AnvfCE given rr,tis. by the Aeiins
Ns nr.'on' tc hll who Amply by letter. Wi'h desrrr
ior ni terc co'fh ion ('se orcup'tion. habits ofHGe
Ae . and 90 ca.e' nfeStreme rovery, Meicincs fut.
uisled free nf rhsfse.
VALUABLE hErORTs on Sptrnstorii,nn. anil
piler iser.es of the Sexual Ufsans nnd On the MEM
HLMEDlE- employed n the Dispvnsnfv, cent 10 tie
afflicted ~ sealed lect envelope, free orrhafre Tuo
nf Three innrs iof postage Wit be acrei table.
Adfrefsi ltR. J. SklLLlN uOiGilIUN, Aetinr
recon, llnwafl Associfion, No. Souti Ninth - .
". Nv of Ter tif Difsefors
EIRA u.uEARrWELL, President.
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orrrRwLLr, Mo-, Dec. a7,-A prisoner
who escaped from the r. bel camp II llu
mansyillc last Saturday, r,rorts that
Wien the news that Gen, Popris cavalry
had driven in Gen Raiu's p'ckc;s a.
Juhuslown, was received ly Pie = army
the great 81 colsicmauou prevailed N
tar esmp. Cma'fy, artillery hIauuy,
0nd raw ragged uuanned rccpis, wcfc
mixed up in in,Nlricahlc confusion, aud
mary hours elapsed before anything Ike
ur,,c' was Ustafyd. The retreat oC the
Hholc truy commenced Hs soon olttrward
as possible, aud SO l,0r,ul wrre they y,
lpumuIt That they bUrucd bridges nnl
placed lyciy udstmolion in The way OF
thofancirh pursuit
1 LHen tue ecl,brtd bridge tullt los
Gen, Fremont ncross the Os0gc at War.
saw MAS not spared hy the dying rebels
II Is reported Giat ORe rrgimout wts lcu
on the O,0go asa TrM guard, and th,l
severed; smallhcdigs Hrl seettrtvd through
the c,utUfs gb at WSrrcbshurg. eulvc-
ting supplies. A cayalD force has hccu
opt in lugsut OF them, hat cur horses ur,
so worn Opd weary M other long force,
marches tloi there Is ltuo pr spc0t %
Capturing these r,bol burls.
The lsst report lrVm pr'el Is that d,
PASSED tm ugh SprmehcM en- route &,
Akousas aLd IL s. pretty certain thst d,
NilllVt 1tt. mp; 10 r,uun uas winter.
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To Mary Ellen Sh1ull minor heir of Mar,
Shaull. dcc,uscd, Of the State of Iowa. on,
oi the heirs at law of John Duran, deceased,
a minor. under age, ol fourteen vears.
You ac h,rcby notified that Sjlomont n
kusc, Administrator Of the Estate Of join
Dorni'' deceased on the 9th day of D,ecn.
b'rs u lCot, hivu hi- ~ sitIvss g.. a. u. =
bate Court ol Scucca. County, Ohio, thci ein
alleging that the just clnims ~ ainst said cs
tate already amount to SlllJ. that the cost
of administration will amount to $3.50, that
the personal estate belonging to said drccn,
ed ammunts To- $3.50, that said pcrsnual estate
is entirely insufficient to pay sad just d.bts
thut said deceased died seized in. fee simple ni
the following real estate:
The cnst half Of the north west qunrter OF
cion No. ~ IN township No 9, north ol
range fourteen cast, in Seneca county Ohio,
that Christian ". D1rau, Solomon Doran,
JImcs Doran, John b. Durau. Sarah Fcascl
wife OF jacob f,astl. and snid Mary Ellen
,Shnul, hold tie next estate of inher.tiucr
therein, aud rrnying for sale Of said real IS
tate TO pay said just debts and charges aforc
said
That said petition will come NJ for hearing
in snid Court "n the sIh day Of February,
A u. 1862, at 10 O'rluck.
SOLOMON II. RUsE,
Admir- Of John DVrdn.
PExNINoroS, LtE & BREwER,
Attorneys,
Dec, 90. lSGi-iw Sa,3T
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SURRENDER or MASON AND
SIIEI,Ig

The news Of the surrC nGcr OF NJ. son
and Slidcll, together with an abstract of
the correspondence between Secretary
Seward and Lcrd lyone, viii be found in
another column. However rcpupnant to
our feelings this action OF lie Govern
mt Mt may be-, we believe the AGministra-
ton, with ull the facts before them, rctcd
wisely and with an eye single TO the good
Of the country. When we consider that
the retention of these prisoners Ia nn in
sign licant matter, compared with the safe.
iy Il tlis Government and tho dtplorable
consequences of war with England and
France when we can least afford IL, ind,
further, thutby this net, we have surren-
tcrcd no cherished principle, but rathor
have obtained the recognition Of prin.
ciplc, which we have always maintained
ard for which We fought in the war of
lSl2-whcn we consider these things.
we nrc led to the Irresistible conclusion,
that the Government did right lut il re-
MATES to he seen whether England. will
not seek some Other proteXt 10 pick a
quarrel with rs. II she wants war, the
responsibility is h,ncclorw0rd with her
sell. ..rf ...
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Jumts FufYuhar
VS..

VS..
Peter II. Lott, ct nl.
by virtue Of uu order made by the Court Of
Common 2 cas- oil Seneca county, Ohio, at
the November term, a ID. 1861, in the above
entitled cause aud to me directed, shall Of
fer for sale at public venduc, at the door of
the Court House. in the city of Tiiin. in said
county, on
TIg 9Th nay OF JANUARY, a. d. 1862.
between the hours of 10 o'cIocs Il, IN. and
o'clok n. M, Of said day, the folio wing de-
scribcd lands md ten, nHnts. to,wii; -
The east halfof iu.lot plumber live hundred
and eighty five $3.50 in the scc,nd ward OF
tile city oi Iifliu, and further described as
follows: t.-a.lf
Beginning for the same at the south east
corner uf laid in lot number five hundred
and eighty five t5s5) running thence west
on and along the south line of snid In lot
thirty ;30) feet; ih,ncc rvrihctly on
ana along the centre Of said iin-lot thirteen
(l3) feet: thence westerly two y ieet and
TX tG) inches; llcLce hOrlhcrly,twcnty three
(2]J feet; thence eastcrly two 90 ieet and
six (6) inches; thchee nurthcrly on and along
the centre Of said in lot number 5e5, to thu
mort line Of said ia-loi:. thence casicrly
thirty (30) fee, TO the north, EAST corner of
snid lot and thence south ON aud ong the
cast line of said iu-lIt To the south
cnst corner thereof to the place Of bcgihning,
aiming more or less.
Also. the west half Of said in lot no 5e5
beginning for the. same at the south " st
coruer Of in lot No. 5s5, running thence east
30 feet, thence north on aud along the centre
line OF said in. lot ~ feet, thence westerly .
feet aud & inbhcs, ihvpce northcrly, 23 iret,
thence castcrly 9 feet aud 6 inches, hsnce
northcrly on aud along the centre of said in
lot No. 5s5, to the north line OF said in.lot,
thence west 50 feet to the north vest corner
Of said in lot, thence sostheTly on and along
the west hue of said in 'oI torbc sonsh ~rst
corner thereof to the place Of bcgmaing, c;n
thinning uore or kss. Alfin Seneca County.
Ohios f.. FE7Tgm. Ii
Sheriff
Dee ssh. 1851 $50 ,g ,,4
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The Reported Essnpc OF Col
. C0tcoiSn D0ubiCst---.GcusraI
GAnll

to. Nlw NoRE, Dec. 81.
Thsstatcmcnt ofa Mr. Hard, eorcaru-
ing the escape of Col. Corcoran, pub
lishcd in the NV York Tines of
"Wednesday morning, ish romantic fable,
at least 81 mr as Il relates TO the assert.
ed ARRIVAL NJ Fortr, ~ MonrDc, un,les q
of the mdn Hurd. Il lis prob.
able ,hot the whole stoty Is fiction.
q neral Scott arrived by the stern.
ship Arago last ,vening. H. has not ",
commemorate ANYTHING iiirch rthcS "
the ca,se OF his hasiy return ~ N Europe
WhtttN cr oommuni, on he ittcrtcdloI
the immediate use ~ the GMerrmrnt
was dispatched ON HE arrival. lie ljoh.
mote cheerful aud less care worn THAI
when he l,it the country u icw we, L,
gHu,
Me Ely reached ibis city las, even
Ing.
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an N'iIss the war.

TIN Tim gNd the circumstances, h
possible, more impcyotivcH than ever be-
lore drmJigi military activity and eRcrpy
j CRISIS has been reached in or aQNir'
which oan only bepassod through in safe
~, BY cams oi the Victorious 9iogTe. vI
cuy arni,s. Ii The rebellion T. 10 be sub.
outd az ai..il iore'gu complications utg
90 bc e,u.l,t, lghtpg nA.st begin gul
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LiiNrlng e.Mlh,lm E'orls.

hplf r. yulcGrrcspupdcrtO Ot the New
York CometoplAdvert'str gives the fol-
lowing account otthc operations cf tho
stolic loc,:
Our st0nc lnel has arrived and several OF
the y,ss1lS IRE peW in .h!s port Ono
regiment oil tl,ts commend huks Tybee
Island, At the eUuancc cl SvannDh ever,
and lour other regimouls are under or
dcrs 10 embark lyr some pp,UI probably
WrJhCr SVuih. oUr stone ilctt has been
oH Savannah with the 4, sign OF slnkirg
some OF their vessels ia thl channel but
they found ;ho rebels had partially NUtci-
palcd thCm hl snAiug s0n.e hwss beiorc
thoir srr;pa, Tao ,Asnacl is pOi, how
ever, quito closed, end ovg fleet VIZ 81,
tend 10 the cA0pluiou ot lhe WWk,
Ihy1e or i,us Of ,ho cid sA' s lVadvdW,th
stone wtal IN a llug, ga lSbee, Two
went 10 n y,s, lut lko o,ho.s wee leoch-
,da,d nov m,ko cu 'NcrAept "leo" hr
landing Upun Use island, und dizzy are Ia
AHu oC,W.'trc u:ler isturVse.
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Sheriff Sale.
Norman A. Barnes

J. T. Martin and wife.
BY virtue ornn order made by the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Seneca county. Ohio, at
the DC term, A ID. lcGl in the above entitled
cause and to me directed, I wi loftcr for sale
nj public yendue, at the door Of the Court
House in the c,ty ol 'I'illin in snid county, on
rnE 9Th rAY or JANuABY, A. u. is62,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ md 1
o'clock p. ". ofsaid dny,th loljtvii e lauds
aud topcmcnts, to wit;
In lot number fifteen, N5) in The villige
Of Lowisyille, township OF Thompson, Scnc.
en- CO.. Ohio, also one fourth "a uf an acre
Of lnnd lyirg East of said lot humbcr fifteen,
(l5) beginning cne rod East Of the North
Fast corner Of mid In lot Lumber fifteen, (l5)
as aforesaid. thence running Enst ten (l0)
rods, parallrl with the North line of snid in
lot nunler fnccn Cl5) theme South -four
rnds, ihcrce Wtsi ten tl0) rods 4, the East
nlly. thence North along snid East ally tc
the place Of b,ginhiug, all in Seneca en-, o.
LEVI WElRlCK,
Sheriff.
ID c. 27th.'Gl $3.50
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Slier,if aud Special Master
Commissioners sale.
Wm. N. John.on Aim. m wnl,

Ut W. JOhnson Adm. of Wittx
vs.,
Andrew Denzer and Elizabeth Denzer III,
wife.
By virtue n an order made bv the Cou,,
of { tmniOu Pl,as Of Seneca County, Ohio a,
the Mny torn, A. d. 1850 in the above on
iit ed riu-e aud to Inc directed. will cncr
for sale ut public vcndue, at the door Of the
Court House IN the city of Tinn, in said
cvtniy. on
TnE 9Th Day oT JASrAnY, A. d 1869,
betweeu the hours OF ~ o'clock a. NJ. ana 4
o'c'V"k ?. NJ. Of said day, the following lands
and tcut meuts, tu.wit:
In los nrmb'rtd two turdrcd md sixty
'wO, two hundred ~ d sixty thrrc. two
Hundred and sky four aud two undr, d
AID sixty Eve, in the frat Wad 4 the city of
1itin, ) n ca c., Ohio.
LEVI wEtRiCK,
Special Mas'tr and { tpiHrissiuu,r Snlc.
ID c. 9Th. Cl $3.50
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Shcrin' Sale.

$. Ru, inopd q Co.


John a. Miller ct al. IN
lly virtue Of an execution duly issued fom
The C,mt OF c, n.non Pleas Uf Schcta Co
Ohio, aud to me rircctcd, shall cffer for sals
At public vcndue Mt the door OF the ~-.
House III the city Of Tiiiu, in snid equity
ON ~ .a-sa
TBr 9th DAY or JANUARY, A. ID. 1862.
between the l., urs Of 10 och ck A. N. and
o'clock L. NJ. OF saij day, the iol Ow ing de-
scrib,d lands and ten, ments, to'wit;
All that part ofinlot number eleven (ll
in the town Of Bcttsvi.!e, in S ntca County,
Ohio, l,ing south and west Of Ia line dawn
from point IN Tic south line ot raid in lot
number eleven (ll),t,n feet west OF the south
east corncrof ssid in-lot aid running thence
in a torillnu westerly direction so as pass
twelve ttt di, taIt !, IN the south west corner
ol thr dwelling LOusc on said lot and TO tho
Plank Road.
LEVI WEIRICK,
Sheriff.
H. r. 1871 SINK
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NOIicc.

James Sahirs, ~ the ctHte vr ncmuck!!
will take u,diev that Robert C C'plcs aud
h"utft hpl'. ol the Jaunly OF SENECA, IN
The state ufulio. did, on the scvcutccnth day
oi December, A ID. lS6l, file ihcit petition
in t'.c Cuwt"f Con mon Pleas within aud
'ur the county OF Scmrca, in snid State OF
Ohio, against the said James Snbins, defend
nnt, setting forth that ON the sixteenth day -
D'ctmbcr, a. u. 1861 the defendant gave
to the plsiniin- his due hill fnr the sum of
eighty seven dollars and praying that said
james Sabius may oy said sum new claim
ed IT, b. du" with inter st. aud the = III Jainrs
Sabins is notified that he is required to sp-
pear and answer said petition IN or before be
lhrd SATURDAY after the twenty third day o6
January, lsC2.
All. SELDEN,
AT rucy for Plainiiifs
December 90, 1851 -Gw $500
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On The 2Sth inst, a large Fob Key
VIII b'ne snamsisf say or dne sffe wfth ne sf--
si MHlf's iiFtstufe ". n va. iost ortte sfsei
The frd"r wilrfe rv'ardcdhy isavbs " ~ r..
Nelson's ls WeirvFtotc.
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INonn.

Mr. Sowprd replies to Lord LYONS by
whom he was furnished culy'of Earl
Russelfs letter stating the dispatch hup
lecn submitted 20 the President Dir.
S'wHrl states that the british Governs
m'nt rightly coiiccturtd what il now my
'n'y to state thai Captain Wilkes uctcd
ION his cwn Mygtsiinns OF duty with
ut any dircction or instruction hftycn
inrcknowledge OF II on the part Of this
Government. No directions had hren
given him or nry other naval officer To-
arr y the four pcrsons, or ary,aflhrm on
The Trent. or any oth'r British vessel. or
any neutral vessel there VI @ oscwhcre.--
Alter discussing the whole subject n,
great length on all IL bearings, Mr.. S1w.
ard fays trust ! have shown 10 the
satienction of the British Gov, rhniogt ly
very simple and natural statement Of
facts, md analysis Of law applicable 10
them that tlis GCvcrrmc hrvc neither
r"itsltesi nor rracticed nor approved hty
Acihcrnte wrnng IN the transactions 10
which they have called its attention. and
on thc contrary that what has hnnnencd
hss becn simply an insjvcrlancy consist
ing la a departure by the Naval ,fliccr.
incc from nny wrongful m"tive, from a
iu'c uncertainty rsit blshs d, and prvba.
bly, ~ the scvcrl parties concerned,
either imptrlccily undcrsiood, or entirely
nnkne wn, For this error tho ilrltish
Goverhmeht has right to expect the
same reparalivn that We as, an indcpond-
ent State should expect from Great BRIT.
eia = lrcm any other irieRdk N,lon in a
similar case. ll
] have pot been unaware that in CS
E,niuiEg this question, have fallen into
nn nrgnDlcnt for what seems To be a
british side OF 1 against my own country,
but lmFshoVed from sllcml,srasF,nent
on that subject i had tsrdly fallen ina
that Inc OF argmncni when 4 disttvrrtd d
that was really dcloudiog and malutaln.
irg, not exclusive Dr,tgh tLtercst Int au
old, horord and cherished Ancri, a
earse, inu uron Hrish puthoritits, lul
ufon principles that constitute a larn,
portion otiho distn,fve policy m nhicl
The united SIT have acSclonrd IN,
rcFources of n continent and Oms bceom,
considerable nisrlilws power aud ", 4
INC pespect and couidvrcc of mspy ma,
tiers
lh'sc nfftifles scr llid down for "a
)y james Madison in 1904. when Serre
iAy of State amer ilsIson, ia lis M
siruetions 20 j.mts Mcnloc, car thci
Moisicr 10 England.
mr. Seward says, aacr quoting thee,
snsrgetiors, that @f | dec dc tho case II
iayor ofuy own Government, | mus
d'savow is most Cherished prinelplsq. re
Tease aud reverse end forever abandon h,
essential aoliey. The county cannot al
irrd the sacrifice, lr 1 maintain dies
principles and adhere u that policy.
must surrender ,he case Itself. II wil
be seen, therelClc, thpt this Ccvcrnmru
could not deny the Justice nf tho ol.l
presented. We ire asktd to 10 10 N
british nallcn inst what we always ii.s i
ted all nttons cuehi 10 do Il. .ts. 4
c'mirg to ny otlc.urion hhyc moi lol
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DR.. Robscl's RcmcdI 1--WE publish
in anoihcr Column of To DAYS paper. snfRrti.
di copied frum ihe Cincinnati Times, de
scripiiye Of DIR Rohacks extensive medicsl
establishment in that city By the way. DIR.
Rohnck's Rcn ed,cs have nhlaincdn great
and deserved poru' arity wiihaIl clusscs, II
has been but !, short time since these Rene
dies were introduced into our section of coun.
try. yet DIR. Brennan, DE. Rolauk's ngent IN
ihis place, informs W. that his sae es of the
Blood Pills und Bluod Purifier now far *.
cce,l those OF all other medicines for which
he is agent. combined The reason for this,
is, that they have stood the test Of rracfictl
experience. We know this not only from
the mouths Of wlivrs, but we have used them
In our own family with the very best results
Fur all diseases OF the lood, general dclili
.iy. whether proceeding fom sickness or from
natural weakness, indigc cstior, aud all kin,
dred ailments, We rccomnrnd tue Scandina
Wan r. mcdies as the very hest medicines ex,
tant. They are destined TO achieve not M
eplcmcfal sueorss, but a permancn aud dc
served reputation. which Will render them q
neccssiiy Ia every Iamily.--Napoleon,f O
North West, MnreL
See Advertisement.
Dec. 81, In
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A. Handsomc Residence
For sale.

ri's subseritsr win eel at s,vafs saie. ihe ,-.i
dsnstUREV. r. B. HicBEE. on Uoii,xe Ih,i.
Tifin.O. - y
fIle F'Ffeet, eossession riten in,uedisfeiv; pin
pufdhasinz.
4HL. BREwER.
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sCiIC meat Ot Trent Affair Goat
stdCrcd satisfactory.

W NV e-os
Tho decision of the President in the
Trent affair, hs announced and explained
IN the Dispatch ot So,r,tufy SCwtrd. has
the aprrovulof of ,vcry member OF the Cabi-
net.
a The lntrlliecrccr IN rn article nppa-
renty mi-uiIicial says: Whatever may
be the disappointment Of Huy at the re-
suit tu wh'ch tho administration has C mn
in settling question which corsitntioi.
ally devovCd unun the executive Of tho
GOV rnmcnl, we are sure THAT al will up-
pluud the frmhcss and sincerity of the
Administration. l
Tho lutlpgcucrr eRys in Gouoiusicp,
whDtrtcr therefore may b. said 10y any In
the way of tAccrlinn TO The cNir,me
terms OF The d,lganGs made by the British
in the case OF the Trgnt, it is at lnust Just
TO Udmit thutthc case has been 50 0,jus-
ted lyirr GtV rnmeHi, as tpt1ubseIye,
we would hope, lhgEr0t { cause It hcmry
righ = against the assumptions heretofore
assert d by England, kut now rprgdiatcd
by that power in common with ErOuoc aud
the United Stats. Tho law OF nations
ae additionally Interpreted lY oue Gov,
ernmtIt, has rsCciv dHR Bow sauetion
thou,h at the cost it may BE- Of some ma
tional sontibilitiOs, waktd iuto d.sprapor.
tionat activity by the temporary ,xscc,.
bltionS qtuur civl lVuds. .rlh1
Tho letter, lrt " rrlncmhcr, uro lui rSr
a day, tho law of uatiops islior all tine.
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0y-The Charleston Courier estimates
the loss by the recent iiro ut $40 900 ,OI D
ON which the insurance was comparative
~ limited Mos, or the policies wero IN
Ghsrl, sbpn, Augusta, Sovanaah, u nd othc,
Southern Companits, many ofNShich W Il
be unable 10 pay on,- fourth the amd0uts
incurred. There is also coESid, rsble ia
surhncc in Northern Companies which
und, r existing diili ulIi,s, is notcxpect, i
10 lie paid. -ffr t
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-03

BUcANER RETRgATIAG.--Wo are assur-
cd ppon the hest 'suthogily that BQckB,r's
advance Of the great tuiy of deiiye-
rance" is falling back upon BOW ling
Green and tryring up the ruilp0ad track
% rctam the rrcgrcEs of the UVengcrs OF
of Suutorn kenlucky. We never he
l,ytd thai The lehclg would make any
stand ,Ncrpi fran behind cplrenehod po.
sitiseus,- LqgisriNc Joslig ggl