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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-03
sheriff Sale.
William A. Six

Erastus f. Gi lett aud wife and Geo. Gear.
by virtue ofan order made 10y the Court Of
Common Pleas OF Seneca county, Ohio, at
the October term, A ID, 1861. in the above
entitled causc and to me directed, | will offer
for sale ut pu.'lic vcnduc at the door Of the
Cou llous in the city of Tillin, in said
county, ON
1HE Goth DAY oP JANuAnp, A, ID. 1869,
between the hours Of 10 clock A. NJ. aud 4
och ok 7. NJ. OF said day, the following dc
sc,i d lands and irncm,nts, to wit:
Seventy eight (7s) feet, more orlcss, oil of
the west silv OF out lot number eight (s) in
Davis's Addition to tie City Of TilIin, Sen
cca cUubtyi Ohio, -.--
LEVI wEIKICK.
Sheriff.
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Sheriff Sale.

James II, Fish and others.
By virtue ofun ordcr made by the Court of
Common Pleas of Seneca county Ohio, at the
November term, a. ID. 1861. IN the above en-
Titled cause and to me directed, sill oilrr
tor salc vt public vcndue at the door OF the
Court House, in the city of Titin, in suid
county, on
TnE 20th DAY oF JANUARY. A. d. 1860,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock a. NJ. and 4
o'clock z. NJ. at said dry, the foil wing de
scrihcd lands aud tencniehis, to vii:
In iOtuumbe. one tl) in the town of Mel
more. Scn,ca county, Uhio.
LEVI WEIRICK.
- Sheriff
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War News.
Mason and shdell Chcn W 10
Erglgud.
The Oniciciai torrcspon-
drncc'on the SabjCct.

Mcssrs Mrson ard Slilcll have hccn
rivrs up to EHglord The cficiel cor.
rcsrondcncc WILDE published immpdiatc-
fr
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-03

or Got. lErr G DAVIS who made
u'c hig haul OF rebels in Missouri, is un
Indiana hny mud was ,l,i,Ulsnant with
blriir Anderson IN Fort Sumter. lie is
NOW a Colonel of Indiana volunteers.
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LEVI WEIKtCK,
Sheriff.

sheriff and Special Masters
Sale
Boss. Clarke & DiLble
vs..
Benjamin T.. Vnnnatta and wife.
By vir'ue Of an order mnde by the Court of
Common Pleas OF Seneca County, Ohio. at
the June term. AID. leGl in the above rnti-
tied cause aud to me directed, will off r fer
,ale ut public vcnduc at the door OF the Court
House, in the city Of 1illin, in said county,
on
TINS Goth DAY or JASrARY, A. d. 1859,
between the Hours oi 10 y clcck A. NJ. and 4
o'clock T.. NJ Of said day, the f,llowiug de-
scribed lands aud t,ncmrnts. to wit:
ln.lOt No. thirty six 1861 in the town Of
Attica, Seneca couhty, y.
LEVI WEIRICK,
Sheriff and Special Master.
Dcccu bcr go, IsGl' S3.l5
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WA,nissros, Dec. 81, 1861.

10 inc Hcie WIN, VI. Seward, Nc.
SIN 81 hbvc this morning received
'hc ntdo which you aid me The honor to
nd'rcss 10 me yesterday in answer TO
Earl Russels Dispatch OF Nov. 30, rcln.
tive to tho removal OF Mr.. Mason and
Mr., Slidcll, md Mr.. Mcfarland and Mr..
Ensils, fr, N the British mail packet
Trent I will without lcss of time for
ward TO her Moiesty's Government, a COPY
of the important Communication which
you have made to me. will also with.
cut delay do my ielf tho hone, To confer
why you personally on tho az, anprmcnt,;
n be made for de- " ring the four gentle
men 10 mo IN order that they may tean
be placed under the protection of the
Britt nag. lhove the honor to be, SO.
SinuCd,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-03

DIRECTORS. / ~
II. H' niing;Un, Charl Boswell. Job Al.
yn. Albert Day, ilcnry Kcncy, John =. Brace,
Jas. Goodwin, Calvin Day, Chas. S. Russ.
-:O:--
Iimn. Allyn Secretary, u. IInttinr'on. P,esidsnt.
&C. Lyman. As- ,tSec. WIN. N. bowers A,tuary.
-.O:-
u. Alexander. general agcni for the Western Gown
wv residiny nt tuluuhus. Ohio.
John Gfahsm. assistan, gerrril agent; residing at
olumius, ohio
LEANrER STEM, Agent,
dcclJ Tillin, O.
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w = 't"f ~ sRs
The Official corr,srondcreo hctwcer
cur Cover mfnt and Grcsi Rri'an rcla.
tive to the stSsufe cf tie triiiors Mason
and Slldeil, Is srcctivcd.
The hrst y ltNrr nom Srcrotiry
Scwatd 10 Minister Adoms. dated Nov
30, IN Which he rtnp plmcnis ihc lapcr
for wsely speaking ard acting at The
T. I'd Meyor's dlhnlr, and n'so statct hc
tod Lord = lnierston simply The tact.
whfn informing him the lifr ofthc insur.
y ciion WIS sustained hy thr homes sf H.
rrccgnilion by England and France, and
u these hcpt's ccaard tho insurrcction
would perish IN ninety days.
He refers IN the sume note 10 the fact
of the arrest Of Mason and Sltdcl IL
Capt Wilkes, os ntw and mi frsccn
circumstance, whichis TO be met lv the
Two Governments, IL possible, In a kindly
fpirit Lord Lyons has ID nothing on
the subject and nS explanations were h,r.
nlshed Ministtr Adams, 4 being deemed
prudent that the ~, und t-k,n by The
british Government should iint be made
known here and discussion be- Ind here.
iut Secretary Seward deemed II pronrr 10
stn,e that Captain Wilkes acted without
instfurtioDs, mud the subject therefore "
free from cinbir-ssmchts which mioht
have cnsncd II the act had been sprcisl.
ly directed. He trusts the british Gov.
eminent viii consider the subject IN a
friendly temper and II may expect lhc
best deposition on cur part
Tlcncxi tier Is from Earl Russoll 10
Lord lyors. dated November 30tb, which
dcthils the Trout Affair. ne s,ys thai h
thus appears that certain iniividi al have
b en- rcibly taken from n Dritsh vcgstl
the ship of neutral power on lawful
and innocent vyngr, and acts Of violence
which was an tilfunt TO The British nnp
and a violation Of international law
Her Maiesiy's G-ysrhmcnt IN wilKnp 10
lcd yc the act Yves without authority nnd
= rited FRI m o mfuitli ry,nrdinlr. ms the
q vcrnmctt Of the United States must be
fully owsvc that the Drtlsh Government
would not alltw Eucl an aflfont TO her
national horror to pafa without lull re.nr-
alton, aud the British Gcvcrnmcnt un.
willing TO believe that the United State
deliberately interdcd unnoccssnrik 10
i,rce discussion OF 80 grave a du,ition
between thu two governments, her Mai
csiy's gov, rnment trusts that the govern.
ment of the United Slntes will of its
own accord offer such lr,rg as nlont
could satisfy thtm, viz the liberation of
the four persons aud their delivery th
l-rd Lyons, that they may again b. plac.
cd under british authority and suitable
apology Tor the aggression committed
should THESE trms not lc offered ly Mr..
s. ward ycu lllproposc thtm To him.
a Dispatch from NJ, Thtuvcnal to NJ.
Morcier, French Minister to our Govcrn-
ment, is also contained in the corcspnn-
dcncc, in Which NJ. Thouvonal urecs
that noutrsl flag from neutral 20 an.
other neutral port covers the persona aud
merchandise II carries and adopts the
principles lnid down IN the dispatch of
E,rl Russell, 60 mhhh Mr. Seward an
Irorriately replies.
The iollowitg is lfom Lord Lyons to
Mr.. Steward
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Shcrih7s sale.

Dec. G. IsGl.
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NrAs-Rcpublicans, "a; elected us
Onien men, i--totaL as.
NArs--OppositioT, 2i;elcc,eda as Uhion
mcu, ~; Scetssionists, , Republicans, H.
total, 30.
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IENNiNGroN, LLE d BHEwEH,
Attorneys.
Dec. 90. lsGl-iw SAs3I-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-16
NEW YOAA mAEKET-Jan. rs.

LII IALA9AAEusl
H,LgU R-Msrkst opened heavy and closed dun
Sales 500 at S5,5oa6,s5 tor supsrns .t.s.. "a "a,
80 ior Extra BtaLei S65U 55 for Buperns Vsstern:
sS'a9sse s8 ior oommsn % medium extra western;
t3,y 4 2 70 ioT shipping brands extra round hoop
Ohioi 20 biOO5,76 tor trade brandg
,OAHADA ELOUlE-May bo quoted shade ca
ser win only moderate demand. saleg go n L.
- 49, Ss,2o ior sppernne; S5E5g675 for common to
RYE EIOUR-Markst quiet and steady with
moderate sales at 50, ,O61,2O. =
CDRN nIEAI-Market Efeadv S.Isa foo bll.
Brendywine at So, 80.
ostlIs sSlA f-harket shade frmer Sales 900 bbls
WhnhTLMarkst dul and searcslv uo s,n,-
here is not enough doing, however, 10 establish
Pricrs srles ls,0CO bush canada cIuo az Si3S: ;O0
bush win er red western at S1,ll.
HkE-mArket steady. sales 4, 900 hush At s2Rg4c
BARLEH-MHrkeJ firm. Sales 400 bush state
tSORN- Market duh and closes q sbsds easier
sales y 9O 5ush ct e55s@65e for mixed western in
0ATsEIa mOasEsts REQUEST Sales q. neo for
ss9 s5 55I a .5ssaz ih @ a E aeRs1d s5 l
city prime mess; IS, so 10 prime. '..--.
8skk-Market quiet and very firm. sales o. 100
bbls at "a ,0Oe345O Tor country prime; E56O5 80 Tor
country mess 80 O09l200 for repanked moss; sil75
=PR lHlE MESS BEEF-Markst quiet and steady
Rt S2L
EEER EzAHgR-bIarket dull At glL5o
CIFs " " 3 AEss--harket steady at &c for should
AAUUN-sides in moders to demand Sales $50
boxes az 65f66Ac for city and s'ern Cumberland
eut mtddles 64c for long ribbed; INC fort short;
7h47Ac for short tlfari SIC fir bellies.
DRESSED HOGS-ln fir demand. Sales at
eARD-IH fair demand. Sales a,475 bbls at ING
.E-ER-sOIling at 1850 for Ohio, and
0HKRsE-Siarkst duh at s,f07o.
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- THnALHs eENERALLY.

The Brandroth pills cannot Be too highly spoken
o. They remove all obstruotious, give energy and
Btrsagth; euro the distressing headache, unfOrtu-
nuly 90 prevalent with the SEX depression Of spir
its dullnosa Of sight, nervous aeosiops blotchesi
pimplez esloVnoss Of the skin arc all removed, and
ajuvsnIie bloom and general spFightine1s, indicate
ths power and healthfuluess Of BRAsDRETH's PILLs.
Ladies, Ht delicate periods, viii ind them unri-
vailed; they the best medicines for mothers and
children, and cure worms and eoBtivOness.
Let It be remembered, that Brandreth'u Pills are
sasy n their operation and Jet unite mdness with
elcieaey, and require no alteration Of diet during
9hoir use.
Ms. Morgan, corner Of 18th street and Union
Square, New York was dying apparently, Of Con-
nun,ptioa. She was given up to die bG her Physi
oisns ana all her fcisndS, but after using Bran
drath6 Pills for feR Eeeks, the cough LEFT her and
Hhab gan 70 regain her strength and is now able TO
attsnd to hr duties and feels suro Of BooE attaining
robust health
Rrs. Wilson, Of No. 50 Beach street, New Hork,
hsl cured Dyspepsia Small Pox. Measles, DropsY
and Hyphus Fever, and all Headaches and Bilious
cilsass1, with Brandrslhs Pills viii Be pleased to
ansEsF sny questions.
eold bT A. Gardner, 20 sapaEioT Etrost, Olsvs
md OhiO, and b. all respectable dealers In nsdi-
Efneg
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-16

ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO CoXNfT RAPE.-A
few days ago q complaint was entered with
one of the Justices Of the Peace of this city
BY the father Of girl of about II years,
charging the man by whom she had recent
ly been employed, and wbois about so years
old, with an attempt TO commit rape upon
her. The case was heard day before yester-
day, and the testimony of the girl, which
was gwen with an srtlessness and straight
forwardness that entitled it TO moro than an
ordinary share of credit, went to show that
about IL O'Clock on a stated night the aecuH-
ed entered her room and attempted the
crime charged, which she steadily and firm
.ly resisted, and from which attempt he only
desisted when he found that her continued
cries were likely TO arouse the inmates Of
the house. The defendant was bound over
to the Court of Common Pleas. He is a
man Of COED standing in this community,
where be has resided q number of years.
We forbesr 10 mention names.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-16
FkOM WAsHINGrON.
WAsaIsafon IN Ii

" UAsA4h64OhJ Jan. 10.
Five hundred men work to day, construct
ing railroad from Washington to Alexandria
over Long bridge. Expected to be in opera
ton in days. s.a5Ls -E1
The case of Fremont is adjourned. Gen
McKeever has been dismissed He Is noW
the mustering-in officer of the aFmy.
The Senate, in extra session, today con-
6rmed the nomination Of 3 d. Stanton as
Secretary Of war.
The result Of the Tariouj conferences held
here By the Board of Trade, Chamber OF
Commerce and Banking institutions with
the Secretary Of the Treasury, may be sum-
med up: Isl The gepsEal views Of the Sec
retary Of the Treasury are ssssnied to-; "a,
Banks will receive and pay out Q. s notes
freely, and sustain IN all proper ways their
credit; Sd, The Secretary VIII il the next
two weeks, IN eddisi0R 70 the current daily
payment Of 81, 500 600 in o. S. notes. nay
further sum Of st least %, ,0Oo, 600 in & $40
per cent bonds to such puSlio creditors as
desire to receive thea, aud thus relieve ex-
isting pressure upon community. -Tt
4th. The issue Of the United States De-
mand Notes shall not be increased beyond
the hfty million now authorized, bat it is de-
sired that Congress should extend the pro-
visions Of the existing lean act 70 enable the
Secretary = issue IN exchange for United
States Demand Notes or IN psJ Jrasnt to crtd-
itors, uotIs payable in one year, bear -ng
s5-loOIsT cent interest conEsriible into
3-lO three years bonds, Or to borrow IN
der the existing pTovisssions either $50 Ct
300 millions -.I-.
5ih- i Is thought desiFsbls that Congress
should enact general currency Law, relating
-to-eurrsRsy and banking associations, en-
bracing the general provisions recommended
by the Secretary in bis report,
9th. Il IS expected this action and legisla-
ton viii render the making Of United States
demand notes a legal tender, and any in
crease beyond what Is authorized unaeces-
sary.
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CLREELAED LIBRAHT Assoo1AFIoN.-Thisi is
the season of the year when this Association
should be the best pstTonised, its harvest
time of new memberships A year ago over
nine hundred volumes were added to the sew
eral clsaEes, end if encouragement is given,
We undersfand smother thppsspd dollars for
the same purpose stands pledged for the
coming year. The scientific and mschan-
cal depertment was increased very largely
with very valuable and expensive works.
which should bring into the Association ?
large number Of that class Of our citizens.
Our friend, william ]. Fsit, the well
known Librarian, is always 10 be found ct
his post ready 70 accommodate apd Q seven
years Identification with this institution
renders him acquainted with its wants, its
advantages, and the tastes of its members /;
and his gentlemanly msnner to Az persons
of all degrees, has been noticeable feature.
We do hope The extra effort which Mr.. TAFT
ia now making to enlarge the membership
list will be responded to BY our eitiSsnS. We
ought certainly TO have a se!t-sEstqiniAs
Library and Reading Rooms In Cleveland.
The Rooms sre 2IO Superior Street, in Bald
wins Block.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-16
THE CITY.

suIOIDE.-John Csspar Arian, Ger man
yesterday morning committed suicide by
hanging himself in one of the stalls of a sta
BILE at the rear of house No. 81 Orange Street,
where he resided. It appears from the tes-
timony given before the Coroner, that about
z O'Clock in the morning, he went out to the
Wood-shed and was there engaged in saving
and splitting wood for perhaps half an hour.
He carried the wood into the house, and
soon after left the house and went to the
stable, his family supposed to hitch up his
horse and prepare for hIs days work, as was
his habit about that hour, there being moth
ing in his conduct unusual. The morning
wore slowly along, and though Mrs. A. did
not observe any movements or hear any
noise about the stable, and the dray was
still standing in the yard, no thought of any
thing wrong occurred to her, it being com
mon for the deceased to go out of the back
way and over toa saloon on Pittsburgh Street,
where she probably thought he was during
this time.
About half-past IL O'Clock, however, she
became curious to know whether the horses
had been taken from the stable, and sent
her son, boy Of eight or nine years old, to
ascertain. The little fellow came running
back in a moment terribly frightened and
reported the horses there and his father
hanging by the neck to a rope. Mrs. A. i'm
mediately sent for police officer Roth, who
lived only short distance away, and who
immediately went to the scene and found
the body hanging, dead. He sent messen-
ger st once for Marshal Gallagher, and the
Marshal arrived in a few minutes and cut
The body down. It was hanging by the
neck to rope attached to joist, the feet
about eighteen inches from the floor of one
Of the stalls. The neck was not broken,
the man having passed through all the ter
rible torture of strangulation. The body
was taken into the house, Coroner Hopkins
summoned, and an inquest held.
Deceased was drayman, and in this ca
paoity had been in the service of ". Bing-
ham Co., wholesale hardware dealers on
Water street, for period of eight or nine
years; he was an intempeTste man, bui
was faithful workman, and was liked by
his employers. Earlier in life he had &C.
cumulated little property but the i'm
providence resulting from iotsmperanCc
had embarrassed him pecuniarily, and hii
property was adYertised for sale to pay the
taxes due thereon added to this was the re-
cent loss Of two valuable horses, which hi
had not the means to replace, and thes,
circumstances doubtless preYed heavily up
on his mind, though his general cOnduc
did not indicate It. he was about So year
Of age, and leaves wife and three child
rem.
The COroner's Jury found that deceased
came to his death by hanging himself whil'
suffering from the effects upon his mind o
trouble resulting from pecuniaTy dificul
ties.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-16

81 The price Of NE NOEHHs LHADEA 70
nsWS agents Is One Dollar and Fifty Cent?
per hundred, and no deviation undsr any
circumstances.
The postage on the LaADHR; 70 News
DsalsrL, is Ons-fourth Of q cent PER copy.
We would prefer that parties rsmittnE
postage stamps should send rs one and thrOS
can't instead Of larger denominations.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-16

A GooD PLACE TO Go.-Reader, have you
ever visited that metropolis of Free-soilism
and home of Congressmen, Jefferson, the
county seat of "old Ashtabula ?" and if SO,
did you make the "Americsn" your abid-
ing place? If not, you are utterly ignorant
as to what constitutes "s good village inn,''
for the "American," )" under the control of its
lsrge-hearted proprietor, John Thompson,
is the representative of everything that is
genial and comfortable.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-16
EVENING LEADER,
NRW ADVRRTIsRmRNFA

Nj. o. webb-Aeadsmg o. Muslo.
Lewis W. Ford-MastsF's Sale.
Wantsd-A situation.
Lewis ". EOrd-1sstsr's Sale
T. O. Floyd and H.s. Oamp-ReOruitS Wanted.
o. Gutter 4 son-Auction.
WEish RVans-Grooeriss.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-16
OLRYRLAND RIARKKF-Jan. 1s.

OlkEkLAhD mARKEF--Jan. IS.
FLOUR Mark Of dull and unchanged. No sales
reported.
WHEAT-Markot steady s4lss car white on
track at sgsi cars do at SI,Ooi and oarB red on
track at sic.
CORN-Nominai Last sale At $50.
OATs-sals Of car at $50.
RYE-sAie l car at SOc
HIGHWNEs-Barkst urssttisd and lover
sales In small way at 70 GOO but round lots would
not bring over l7@lso.
LARD-stohdT. Fales u IS and 2s bblsAt 7e for
choice kettle rendered.
BuTrER-Dull at uH@I2s for sood to choice
W. n roll
CHEEsR-stssdS at 556s6O for common to
choice W r.
EGGs-Dnli. Sale bbls st lie.
POULTRY-sale small lot chickens at SC 70.
SEEDS-MArksti for clover duh and lever. Sale
100 bush at S3,7O Last sale Of timothy at sl,s2K.
DRESSED HOG5-steady with fair dsmAud.-
Sales Of 40 head, averaging 225 lbs, ct Ss.2s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-16

@- DR.. Gibson, Professor of Medicine
and ElectrOpathy, cures obstinate cases of
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, scrofula, Neural
gia and all nervous diseases, and diseases Of
the Brain, Throat, Heart Lungs, Liver and
Urinary Osgans, and all Chranie Diseases.
Reference given to many formidable cases
cured in this city after other physicians had
failed. See advertisement in another col
umn. Once No. III Ontario street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-16
Prom KENTUCKY.
LoUBvHLR, Jan. l5.

Three police officers this afternoon went
to the suburbs 10 arrest Samuel Ronk for
mule stealing. They found him atUns Fin-
ley's, and broke open the door, when Ronk
shot policeman Benjamin Kust dead, slight
lv vonnding policemen Kirby aud Williams,
Who then struek Ronk, breaking bis Jaw
and capturing hin. Bust vas eKtensiToly
known and his death s universally regretted.
No news south Of hers. aal s
A thoroughly reliable gentleman Just ar.
rived reports having seen John O. Brsekin-
ridge ct Bowling Green on Friday last
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-16

THE ADVANCE From CAIRO.
General Grants Movements.
NFWS FROM ENGLAND.
TONE OE THE BRITISH PRESS.
The Surrender not Jet Known,
GENERAL LANE AND HIS ARMY.
What Lane Proposes Doing.
]. C. BRECKENRIDGE AT BOWLING
GREEN.
Stanton Confirmed IS Secretary
+ rs OF War.
Last Nights Report
What Lane Proposes DOinl
]. C. BRECKENRIDGE AT BOWLING
GREEN.
Stanton Confirmed as Secretary
U OF War.
Last Nights Rsport
RROM CAIRn.

OAIRo, Jan. 10.
Special to the Chicago journal.
Gen. Grant and staff embarked this morn
ing in the Chancellor, and took the field at
Fort Jefferson.
Dispatches have been received from the
advance column, under Gen. McOlernand.
1t is on the march, and will sncamp at Nay
field, KY, ts-night
Camp Beauregard Is 90 near Mayfeld that
the rebels must fght or run.
Gen Grant reviewed the troops compOs-
ing the first division this afternoon, and in
formed them that he should march thirty
miles before. tomorrow morning. Tle great
est enthusiasm prevailed among the tVoops.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-16

ET Your mother wants q sewing ms
chine, and you can get one Of Grover b Ba-
ker. perfectly new, for ten dOllsTs less than
the manufacturers price, by inquiring at
Hall's homeopathic Pharmacy, II Public
Square. Don't lose ths opportunity. If