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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-03-07
sheriff Sale.
" iIIInm A. Urm
vs.


Andrew j. Orm, ct NJ.
BY virtue ofan order made by the Court OF
Common Pleas of Seneca county. Ohio, at
the January term, ID, 1862, in the -5bove
entitled cause and to me directed, will offer
for sale at public vendue at the door of the
Cout House, in the city of Thin, in said
county, on
TnE 3Ist DAY or MAucH, A, d. 1862,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock Am and 4
O'Clock ?. NJ. Of said day, the following dc.
sclibcd lands and tencments, to wit:
Inlet numbered one hundred and ninety
six (l96) and in lot numbered one hundred
and ninety seven (l97), less nine feet of
Of the north side thereof, IN the Second
Ward Of the city of Tiffin, Seneca County,
Ohio.
TERMS OF SALE.-One third cash on
the day Of sale. one third In twelve months,
and one third in twenty four months with in.
torest. The deferred payments to be secur
cd 10y mortgage on said premises
LEVI WElRICK,
Sheriff.
February 90, 1861. Sd,a5
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Thcy Hurt

Tho Cincinnati Enquirer is slightly
disturbed ly Mr.. Cory's resolutions
against compromise with the rebels, re.
ceutiy adopted by the Legislature, II
thinks they were uncallcd for, aud moni.
tested mtddlosomc spirit on tho part
ofthc Legislature with things that did not
could not concern them. Then lis tender
sympathies were exercised for those mem
bcrs who felt compelled TO vote for th,m
for fear of being called sccessionists.--
No doubt, Tut that the resolutions hurt
the Enquirer school of politicians, but
then they suit the people TO dot, which
is far hoIter,'-- Soa. Reg,
We wonder how Mr.. Titus and MIR.
Lang voted on these resolutions.
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dition Of The Conicderacy, and not a word
al to the octual condition Of affairs. lie
undoubtedly feels that the less said the
bestor, and We doubt fever funeral had
greater mornor than was the Prcsidcn'
tial traitor Of The Confcdcracy at his In
aupuration on the 22d.
It was vqrv fitting that jeff. Davis
should follow his Inauguration with fast
ing ond prayer, for which-thc emergen-
cy was 50 ercot-he could only give eight
days notice; hisproclamotion being dat
cd the goth, and the Fast Day beihg FRI
day, the 2sth. Itsoems Jeffis bumiliat-
cd because the ConfedcrOcy is compelled
to play second fdlic to the Divine Gov
crnment, for in his Proclamation. he says:
we hsd hoped that the year would
have closed upon scene Of continued
prosperity; but it has pleased the SUI
prcme Disposer Of Events TO order 1t 9TH
crwise. We are not permitted TO furn'
ish an exception 10 the rule Of Divine
Government, which has prescribed aillic.
lions as the discipline of nations us well
"a Of individuals. Our faith and perse'
yorance must be to ted, and the chustcn
NJ which sccmcth greyious viii, " right
lHreceiycd, bring forth its appropriate
/ fruits
Therefore, JEFF calls upon clergy an,
poople to humble themselves on that day
before that Almighty-who will not al
low the exception nforosaid-oDd dcvout
I " 'rroy for his protection ard favori TO on
beloved country, and that we may he saw
cd from our enemies, and lrom the han,
Of all that hate US"
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The Oregon senatorial Case

Senator Strrke OF Oregon, was admit.
ted by vote Of 90 to 10. Tho Rcpubli.
can yeas were Anthony, Brown, Collt.
mcr, CoWNn, Fcfsonden, Fosttr, Harris
Howe, sherman, Simmons, Ten Eyck.-
y u the border State men voted yea, save
Buyurd, absent.
Several Republicans said thoy could
not help vuting bs to The matter of law
10 I'd nit him, but would vote on charges
10 cNpcl him. II Is doubtful irtwo-thirds
eau be mustered. Mr.. Browning took the
ground that Slnrkc was already mcm-
bcr and could not be expelled hy l,ss than
two-thitds. Tmnibull and Halo urpucd
II best frat, to admit and Immediately ex.
pol him.
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raLLECls somE on onnuIs

We bc!icycovcy General has his "lort,'
as Artemps Ward says. Gen. Prices
"iort' is runniug--Gen, Floyd's is sioai-
tng-'-oway In the night, Slgcl is great
on rc,rSating-Lane on making speeches.
but Gen, llalleck "kaocks" them all ON
Orders. Every days telegraph is sure to
bring new order from llailcck. lie
fires ofl his literary batteries At the enemy
in quick succcssiop, and, ir anything viii
bring the rebels to terms, we thiuk Hal
leek's Orders will make them cry, "hold
enough."
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Dcs i.nm,lon OF the MORTAR rice,

The Charleston Courier publishes tho
opinion OF gentleman orhigh standing
IN Savannah, TO the effect that Porter, :
mortvr fleet is for Fort Suhtcr. We va
tar agree with this opinion as To think
that It is meant either Tor Sumter or for
a front attack ON Norfolk, while Born.
side advances 10 tOkc it ON the flank or
rear The light draft orthc bouts rather
iuelincs Us to the opinion that it msy
be meant for SHUTTER rg,hor than Nor.
folk, il it is not destined tor the Gulf of
Mexico. Who shall say that il may not
pay q visit To Pensacola Norfolk Day
Book.
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Tho Treasury Notc Bill as it finally
pnsstd both Houses, under the moniruia-
iions ola Committee OF ctnicroncc, vas
Ike all compfomtse measures dolormed.
Yet. no doubt, the best shaped measure
that could pass the ordeal OF Congress
sionsi Legislation. As tho bill now
s,nnds, the interest upon the notes ia
psyablc in coin. The former issue OF
potcs nro 10 be roc,igod in payment OF
impori dutica, but notes issued by virtue
OF this act cannot be received for import
dutirs aud therefore the Government in
fact refuse 10 take in payment Of thci
dues the samc money thcy compel th'
people TO take. hut THE inrorgruity, on
moments reflection is vrry nmchrclcivct
By the fact that having mndc the inicr"st
pnvtblc in coin. Il wos necessary 20 srcl
source whence that fund could bt
derived, aud ~ the coin 10 be paid for i'm
port duticHis by the act, reserved a.
special fund TO meet said interest. III,
error was in making any exception. Thu
war must be prosecuted On cicd.t--thcr'
. Il no allcrnatv,-ando domestic crcdi
at that, ard there is no sufficient roasot
why a Treasury note should be anything
/ clsc than n Representative OF the credit o
the Government.
The blll authorizes an issuo Of SIOO
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vVHh ~ LOOMS anu lhyletus Nymnn,
partners in business, under the firm name Of
Loomls & Nyman
VS..
Joseph Foncannon, jr. and Ieander Stem.
oy v,tde OF an order made by the Court
OF Common Plcns OF Seneca County, Ohio, at
the Jan. term, A. ID. 1869, in the above on
titled cause and TO me objected, I win orr
for sale at public venduc, at tho door of tho
Court House, IN the city Of THIN, in said
county, on
Tux l7th DAY OF MAHcn, A. d. 1860
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and A
O'Clock T. Nj. of said day, the fullowin, do.
sor.bcd lands and tcncmcnts, to.wt:
The Leaschold Estate of said Joseph Fon.
cannon, Jr., In and tc three aerrs of land. In
the moth part Of the north west ouarier of
section number five (5,. in township number
three (3), north Of range number sixteen
49, in Seneca county, Ohio, and bounded
on the west 10y the Depot ,or Station Groupds
OF tie Sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati
Railroad and extending cast the full length
OF the lands owned by said Leander Stem In
said quarter section. fur enough TO embrace
and include said three acres of land,-and
which said three acres OF land, said Joserh
Foncsnnon, jr, holds 10y perpetual lease
from said Lcander Stem, so long as the snmo
shall he used for the purpose Of mill, tie
gether with the Steam Saw Mill and mnchin
cry and fixtures, situated and standing on
said three acres of land, and, all aud singu-
lar, the privileges and appurtenanccs to said
Leasehold Estate aud Saw Mill, belonging.
LEVI WEIRICK,
Sheriff of Seneca county, Ohio, and
Special Commissioner in above action
February Ii. 1862. S6,i5
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NIngniGccnt srcctnclc.

One OF the grandcsts' sights Of the whole
siege. and one which cnly comes once IN
q century, was the triumphul entry into
Fort Donrlson on Sunday morning.
Not only did the whole camp pour out,
but the wound, and tcumsicis, no,
indeed nlwoys fhcullcrng muskcts, but
carrying them in the ranks, poured into
the tort from three sides in regular order;
marching over 10 the main fort, a brigade
at time stacking arms, aud after few
minut - survey ding out for the next
brigade. The sight from the highest point
IN the fort, commanding view Of both
river aud camp, wns imposing. There
were ON one side regiment after regiment
pouring in, their flags nuUting gully in the
wind' sumo of them which had been rent
aud faded on the fields of Mexico, and
others with Springfield" cmbll zonod on
their folds; our magnificent brass band
pouring cut the melodies OF "Ilail Column
biu,' "StRr- Spnnplcd Banner" yankee
Doodle" &c.. In such style Ms the
gazing cnptivcs had never heard cyon in
tho palmy days ot peace. On the other
was spectacle which surpasscs all dts-
eription. Tho arrow Cumberland seemed
alive with steamers. First cumo the gun
boats, firing sa'utcs; then como little
black tugs, snoriing their acclamatluns;
and after them the vast feet OF Transports
pouring volumes Of black smtke, their
banners floating gnyly in the breeze,
firing salutcs, their decks covered with
people sending denfcning shouts in rcs-
ponso 90 those from the shore. Tho scene
Nng sub limo imnregsiVe npd will moi
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"A AdmiDistratOc's Sale OF
Real Estate.

Under and pursuant to nm order of sale IN
me issued and by me held, nude b, the Pro.
bate Court of Seneca county, Ohio, in tho
case OF Solomon II. Ruse, Administrator of
estate Of John Dorau, deceased, against
Christian W. Dornn aud others, will offer
for sale Mt public vendue ut the door of the
Court lousein the city of Tiilin, Seneca
county, Ohio on
SATURDAY, TnE 22d Day OF MARCH,, AID. 1862
between the hours of 10 . o'eock A. NJ. and 4
o'clock 7. NJ, of said day, the real estate
bounded aud described as follows, To wit;
Theenst bali of the north west quarter of
section number twelve, in township number
two norlh, ON range fourteen east, in Seneca
county, o.
TERMS OF SALE.-One third cash in
hand; one third ia one, and one third in two
years, with interest from the day of sale
Deferred payments to be secured by mortgage
oa the premises.
Said lends are free from dover by Mary
Doran. widow Of said John Doran, deceased.
SOLOMON IL. RUSE.
Admir- Of John Dordn.
PENNINGTON, LEE & BREWER,
Fob. II. ls62-4w sl,S7
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HOW MUagI L,r nnT,l

Tho "tcd and etBte" granny of the
A drrriiser, who has raised such pitiml
howl about The cost or the war aud the
amount oftoN hc md other Qud'i Union
isis will have TO pny TO sustain The Govern
ment 10 which they owe what little
property aud character they have, should
now bring his urltLm,tical powers 10
bear to figure up the cost of the recent
battles at Forts Henry and Donclson aud
at Roanoke Island. lie should calculate
the numbcr of shots fred and what each
ono viii cost the Taxpayers of Seneca
Co., also what effect il will have upon tho
piicc Of tea Gad cegcc. Here is a theme
Tor new scnsution article aud for which
our neighbor's talents are ~ wen adaptedl
Then to think of tho amount Of shoe
leather and linen worn cut on the occu.
sion and or undovoured rhtions thrown
away Every item orcNpcnsc, even to
tho hlacking of the officers boots, should
be carefully noted by the A Adpcriter for
the benefit Of those of lis readers, whose
patriotism Is measured by dollars AID
cents.
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CUmrELkNp GAr.--.Thc Paris Ct'zcn
says mtrligonce has reached that place
through an ciliccr Of the army, "that the
Federal forces aro In possession OF Cum.
b,1land Gap, without meeting with the
least resistance, and that the Seventh
kvn,ucky Regiment and Sixteenth Ohio
are AZ ;hc Gap, while the two Tennessee
regiments have passed utu Tennessee. "
The louisville Journal he's RlNiors To the
l7th, from Gen. Caytcr's camp at Flat
Rock Ford, few niles this side OF the
Cumberland Ford, ana at that time no
serious opposition was anticipated to our
dyanoe.
"SrucN THEIR FooT IN Ir,"-Thcr rich
Cst thing cntircly is that of thousand
rchvis coming 10 reinforce Fort Doncl.
son with unolo Sans troops usidel--
That's q side splitter! And Moheauty
I of il sull further Is, that, being strangers
cur bouCyulct soldiers took them inl'--
Z Co'uRbuS Jour,
ENiARCrNHNg or CAM CHAsR pRIs n
-- Ordcr have been issued for the rn,
largomeut oi the prison nj CSmp Chase
in order So accommodate an Increased
number of prisoners. - CGlun,lus Jour
aal,
Can anybody tell Why Camp Chase
| prison should be enlarged, while John.
son Island prison remains month a0eI
mouth entirely uuoeeupied by Seceshersl
IA has plenty Of paid guards, but not q
rebel to guard.
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The Evacuation or columbus
tonnimtd--probnhic Huru-
ing ofti,c Tcwu by ti.c RChcIs
--ticucrai lni,sIpv's StgccpSSor

WASHINGTON, March "A dispatch
was to-day received from Com. Fnotc,
saying Laut. Phelps, wus scut with a
flag OF truce To Columbus, has returned
and reports that Columbus is being ,vuc-
'atcd. ife saw the ,bols burning their
winter quarters aud renewing the heavy
luns on the Bluffs. but leaving those in
the water batteries. Tho indications
were that the town of Columbus. together
with the military stores, had been burn
cd.
General Shields succ eds Gen. Lander
in his command.
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War News.
Mo,cmcutorG Hanks,

Important from thc Upper Po-
tosnac--occupsati OF Elnr.
prr's Ferry nud ClmricStoWu
by Gen. Bunks--thc ". ~ %.
Railroad 60 be Repaired.
BcLrvAR. Va, Feb. 2s.-Thc army Of
General Banks occupied lIorper's Ferry,
uuopposcd on "Wednesday, with all the
mca urcs FOR a permanent occupation.
The advance took posscssion OF Bolivar
Hiqhts yesterday, aud pushed recon
noisancc to Churiestown, capturing . Few
prisoners
l., ulon flights are oho occupied to
preycu, any Hank movement by the enc.
NY. 4, LAY ChnrlcsIown was occupied
by strong force, and viii be held against
auy attack The plans O. thc Command
crs are MT known. but the innV'ni'n' y,
prUuabi, a. rUyrr inc reconstruction oi
ihe Baltimore g. Ohio railroad bridges,
aud muy mean more.
CnAnLEsrowN, Va, March 2.
Tho main bu,y ct G. n. Banks divis-
ION nav fesisin tho vicinity Of Churlcs.
twn. Nouisustcr ., nccilcui hns occurred
since the concentration nj ant departure
nom Sandy Ilouk to cause any anxiety to
The fricnIs Il home.
Three iurhcs OF suow fell to-day.
The hitherto raucvrous scccssionists
now pay marked respect 20 the Federal
uniform. Tho cit'sens who have been
compelled Z, succumb to rebel torcc, are
,la,cd with the prospects of 10 future.
II is gratifying To perceive that the coun-
ty through which tie army marched
bears marks OF the usual agricultural In.
tustry. II IL app rent that the future
cereal crops oi this promo region nave
not bccn ncgl, ctcd. AZ may be- supposed
town ard country are destitute ui impcr-
ted articles orc JnramPiinn. There " no
Iack OF bread, meat aud coafsi cloths.
Hundreds Uf coutrubanda arc hourly
ssckiag refuge within our lines, but they
are allowed to roam Lt lnrgo without
espionage or cure. In fact but little no,
ticc Is taken of them except 10 priyoni
hrir :, turn beyond uur osts.
The general reports from Winchester
are eopil citing aad but ltlle reliance cun
b placed in them, coming M they do
fr,m refugees ard ruitrabbnds. The
military commanders Hro undoubtedly bet.
tr informed than the rublic, and nrc con.
sequrntly prepared tor any omcrprit ,
which may ar,rr. Considerable Il mr.
accredited "a the Secession army. has
lccn sciz d, but private property has been
strictly respected.
Martlnshurg has been occupied by
Union troops.
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Isrianr. Mnrrh .. IstN.
py,JyrNG TuE MAZE HOME.

We wish that every citizen OF thls
county could have been present and
heard tho speech of i.oandcr stem, ESD,
at the Court House, on last Thursdny
evening. How strait home did he drive
tho nail, in the case Of those loving friends
Of aud ympathizcrs with the II, bcls,
when he snid;--
"whiio every true lover Of The Union
unhc.tutinply steps forth TO fustain the
Government witch olonc can sustain
Liberty. il is dcplorablc thot thcrc nre
men who claiming 10 be American Patriots
stand aloor ia this prcut coutcst--mcn
who have net even the spirit 70 rejoice Of
tho furcons oruur arms. These men pre-
fcss to be hirhtoncd potri'ts, chIvatoua,
noble, and manly SPIRITS, who would in
siantly suikc 20 the earth, any ono that
should dare 10 question their veracily.--
They would. without hesitation ard with.
cut n single compunttion Of conscience,
slaughter n brother or even father, who
w,uld ondnrucr the life Of ono Of their
'hii"' i--Nh' N'NlN Nth' W wv IuNt
extremity the miscrcnnt, who should a.
tempt to Invade the sanctity--dipturb thc
peace or break up the unity orthcir home
circle.
Yoi, tacsc honorable, Union-loving
pnirio's, in the hour Of the nations pert,
when treason, with uplincd hand thrcht.
ems to tear into pieces the Goycrnmcnt
aud dcslr,y the Union, The old Homestead
b qucutlcd tous by cur fathers. have moi
the spirit to protest Ug0inst The unholy
oci-nor the lcyo Of country, nor the
manhood TO raise their voices 10 cucuur-
ago, or their arms to sustain the 'Drayc
Vo'urtccrr,' who have so nobly rallied Ia
strike down the traitors. Surely these
llluatrious patriots--lhose crookcrs for
the Union, whom roicS not soldiers arc
needed, are ircn uriug up for themselves
the rich reward ora nations curscf-
and long may they I've 10 enjoy IT,"
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A Good s,ep Forward.

The vote Of the House on the bill re-
ported from the Committee on Military
Afdirs entitled "An additional article OF
war; really looks like sersiceObe prog
r, IS in thatbody, IL provides that here
aNcr all persons in the military and naval
service OF the United States are prohibit.
cd from employing any force under their
respective commands for the purpose OF
returning ingitiYos from service or labor;
and any person fouEd guilty Of violation
of this enactment. g. DC disniissed from
she service. The bill was opposedby the
Nallandiehams of the House, who spared
no oil0rts to postpone or d0ieat the
uaoosurc. Mr.. v, Moved 10 lay il on the
table, Lutthe llouss rs6 d, y oas 43, nays
81. Motions to adjourn were lost, and
finally Mr.. Blair, of Mo-, brought the
House 10 vote on tho passage OF the bill
by moving the previous question, The
Oh was passed. by the Triumphant msjori-
~ Of SO 20 ~, almost Two 20 one. The
Ohio Democrats present all followed the
lead OF Nallandisham in opposition to tho
bill.
The Philadelphia iaquirer's Wsshing-
ION c0rTespondent says the bin will pass
tho Senate. II shogld quickly. There
ss better work than slsye-catehing for
both the army aud navy TO do,-C'ess'
Herald.
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sheriff safe.
James Farquhar

Peter II Lott, ct al.
BY virtno OF an order made by the Court
Of Common Pleas OF Scneca County, Ohio at
the Nov. term, A. ID. lS6l, in the above en-.
titled cause and to me directed, l will t.ifer
FOE sale at public vcndue, at the door Of the
Court House in the city OF Thin, Ia said
county, on
TnE Slst DAY or March, a. d. 1862,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ. aud
O'clock P. NJ. Of said day, the following lands
and tenemonts, to-wil;
The east half Of in-let number Ave hun
lred and eighty Ave 1857 in the Second
Ward Of tie city Of TiGin, aud
further described as follows, TO wit:
Beginning for the same at the south east
corner Of said in.lot plumber I've hundred
and eighty five (bs5) running thence west on
and along the south line Of said n'lot thirty
(3O) feet, thence northerly on and a'ong tht
centre OF said in lot thirteen (l3) feet thence
westerly two l2) feet and six 6l inches
thence norillerly twenty three [23l feet
thence easterly two q feet aud six s jinchs,
themes northesly on aud along the eeutre o.
said IN o, No 5S5 70 the north line of sale
in lot, thence sasterly thirty 1901 feet 70 The
north east corner OF said iu.lot and theme,
south on anc along the east line Of said in
lot tc the south east corner thereof 10 th'
place Of beginning. Containing more ol
less.
Also, the west half Of said in-lot No. $50
lBeginning Cor the same al the south wes
corner of in lot No. 5s5, running thence easi
80 feet; thence north ON and along the &C ntr,
lineof said In lot IS fec, t,thenee westerly , Zee
and 6inehes, theme, northerly % feet, theno'
easteriy ? feet and 5incnes themes northerh
on aud along the Gentle of said in lot No
aS5 10 The nor.h line Of said in-lot, thence
west 30 feet 10 the north west corner Of Sai'
in-lot, thence southerly on and along IN
west line Of said ia loi to the south west cor
ner ihereOl, the place of beginning, Contain
ing more or less.
The above lols sold separately or togetht
to suit purchasers.
LEVI wElRcK.
Sheriff.
February 2ls,, 'el. ss,s5
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Take Notice and save
Costs.

The Notes and Book Accounts
Of George Tayssf have been Transferred TO ue under
signed M rnfsoHs indebted 70 said Taylor ~
they will save costs. as they MUST be collected.
can be found at all times atthe Office of. Steiner
Esq.
The Store room lately occupied by ssidT Taylor vii
w. ~ ''' ''' ~ y nENRY EBDERT.
-ar1.4
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40 Cnubic Volunteers 90 VOtein
sNnNan

In the House at Columbus, the follow
ing bill has been read the third tiu,c:
II, u, ls6, MIR, Dressed, 10 authorize
volunteers from this State in actual SER
vice at the time of a general election to
vote, whorcver they may hoi the vote 10 lie
by companies, the commanddnts of coln.
pauios 20 be Judges, aud To appoint clerks
the votes 10 be Forwarded 10 the Secretary
OF State.
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C0L- COtM:tANErMNMOTEn.

The telegraph states that Col, John
Cochronc has been uominotcda Drigadiur
General, by the Prcsjdcn', This is a
deserved compliment TO his ability aud
scl'-sacrihoing, untal,cring devotion 10
the Union.
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Ar,Crin,s Sale.
Charles Mutschlcr, Administrator of Jacob
W,lte, deceased.

NUaIIVs NNUVfVUIVIi HuIHIHItIIaIOr OF JNcJD
W,lte, deceased.
vs..
Jacob Schaub and others.
BY virtue Of nn order made 10y the Court Of
Common Peas OF Seneca county, Ohio, ut
the May term, a. ID. 1861, Ia the above
entitled d cause aud TO me directed. shall Of
fer for sale at public venduc, OF the door Of
the Court House, in the city OF 1ifIin. in said
county, on
THE 3lst DAY OF MAEcu. A. d. 1869,
between the hours of 10 o'clock n IN. and 4
o'clok y. M. Of said day, the following de-
sciibcd lands aud tent ments. to wit:
In lot number one hundred and sixty Eve
(l65 In the Second Ward Of the city ofTifiin
Seneca county, Ohios~
LEVI WEIRICK.
Sheriff.
Feb. %, 1869. Printers Fees $3.50
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-03-07

0TThe President has designated Ion.
Andy Johnson TO be Brigadier General,
and he proceeds to Tennessee tomorrow
TO open military provisional Govern
ment for Tennessee until the roOonstrnc-
tion Of the civil Government.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-03-07
Sheriff Sa ic.
John Thorn

LOWS Bang, Ct nj.
BY virtue of an order made by the Court Of
Common Pleas of Seneca County, Ohio, at
the Jan. term, AID. 1869, in the above enti.
tied cause and to me directed, ] will offer for
sale at public yendue at the door Of the Court
House, in the city Of Iiilin, in said county,
on
THE 3lst DAY or MARCH,, A. d. 1869,
between the hours Of 10 clock A. NJ. and
o'clock Z. NJ of said day, the following de-
scnbod lands and tonements, to wit:
ln'lot leitor"A," in the town of New Fort
Ball formerly, now in the Second Ward of
the city of Tiilin, Seneca county, O.
LEVI WEIRICK,
Sheriff.
February 90, 1861. s3,l5