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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-06-13
LETTER FROM COL. GIBSON TO
HIS WIFE.
BtToR CoRINTH, May %,

BtroRr CoRINTH, May 2S.
am here with the 18th, in sight of the
South hill, North Of, and the key to the reb.
el works. Yesterday was a brisk day, and
musical with the roar OF arms along our en-
trenchod lines. We advanced from half
mile TO mile and half nearer Cor nth, ac
complishng the work given us. Our Brig.
ade drove the rebe's three fourths Of mile
and across the creek and swamp.
The 3y:h Indiana and 49lh Ohio went to
the creek, but took our position on the North
bluff, which we now h, Id.
The bullets few thick, but no one was
touched in the 49th but Capt Langworthy.-
A ball struck branch and took downward
direction, passing through the rim of his hat
close to the crowh. and cut him in the cen
TIE Of the forehead, merely cutting the flesh.
Itshocked the brave Captain. but reco yering
in moment, he was at The head of his com
pany and led it with his usual gal iantly dur.
ing the day.
Every officer and man behaved ia man
ner worthy the heroes OF Shi oh.
This is an awful country, hardly worth
fighting for. The rebel position is well clio
sen. Their rations are a little short. Yes
terday We captured hnversacks, b ankets DC.
and killed aud wounded many. A hospital
cook taken this morning, says that great dis.
tress from measles and bowel complaint pro.
vailed in the rebel eamp-thar yesterday they
sent off eleven train loads OF sick, and the
number was not pereeptibly reduced.
Some officers here have the "blues," but,
mark me, Gen. Duell Is the man OF the day,
and he win do more than any other man for
the reduction Of Corinth.
Ny health is good andths boys of the 49th
are IN tne spirits and good health.
morrow we will make another adyarce
which will be stoutly resisted. Be of good
cheer, and say to all, the result here ia not
doubt III.
Every day now has its five or six battles.
never fail to invoke heavenly aid in my
duties. ane II fall, 1t will be with prayer
warm upon my lips. God bless you and all
our little ones,
W. II. GIBSON.
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shape. 0ne vas struck with grape shot
between the ewes. which ien larte round
hole In bis forehead and carried away the
wFolc back of hia head. Another was struck
with cannon ball in the side. which tore
him oper and threw his heart out on his breast
where Il lay. Another had been shot dead
and fell on HE hands, and there he stood on
all fours. with his head on the gropad. Two
others fell while pierced with each other bay.
onets. But the most ifccting teene OF all.
was man who had been MORALLY woanded,
and now lay on his back, with likeness ofa
Young woman and child, IN his suhencd
hand, aud his open eye, cold 10 death, hxed
upon Il.
IL was hard thing to throw TINT man into
a nit, as YOU would bury deg. ] saw dead
rebel with a bible 10 his hand IL was ope-
where be had been reading nom 81. John,
I've oomforting words of our Savior, Let not
your hearts he troubled" ] went TO other
PARTS Of the field to see similar sights. men
and horses torn Unfortunately. In one
plaec saw 60 Of our men collected together;
In another saw 80 rebels, where they i,ll
in one trench In fact the ground was COW
cred with tm--whtrevcr you went You met
them. The fight was obstinate aud every inch
Of the ground bought with blood. All kind
oi arms lay upon the ground, some ct which
I were N0fN nue. Hnn NNulu hhNt hfNh w "
QUESTION to any sportsman, but ! could not
carry one away.
The fight did great credit to our men. =
I They fought splendidly. and nothing els'
would have been Of any use. Our brave Tel
lows were completely over matched. THY
/ fought 20, 900 with $4,000 VI ours, besidci
the enemy had splendid positlonf our can
non were useless on account oi tlte mud they
could not bc brought Into action. Sine,
that day we have been following the enemy
slowly, and are now within ~ miles Of Rich
/ ond, where w hope TO tc in a few days
We have already passed the Chlckahopiny
Yesterday our rcg't advanced to within clcv
en- miles OF ri chmond. We are busy bridg
ing the river in eight places and throwing Vi
rife rits in front, making our retreat safe III
case Of n disaster.
/ think we may have great battle abou
Mouday, but have an idea that they will no
Rlht us. They have left splendid position
here, and " ould have fought us if they could
hope to see them closed out In couple Q
months.
Il. VI. uIGINBOTHAM
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"Arkansas Toothpicks.''-Licut. II,
A. SpAyth, Q. NJ. Of the 18th, brought home
with him couple Of delicate rebel relics, as
mementoes Of "chivalry" and civilization in
"the land of Dixie" in the shape of two
huge knives from Is to 20 inches long in the
blade, roughly made from old flea. One Of
them was picked up on the field Of Shiloh
the other in tho streets Of Corinth. These
are the weapons with which the "6ve-to.one.
sters" we're going 10 apnihilate the Yankee
invaders or die in the 'lasL ditch" These
curiosities may be seen at the Bank of Tif.
fin.
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Out Again.-The Sandusky Register, af
ter so long an eclipse, has reappeared, SO dis
guised by its handsome new dress that we
scarcely recognized our old friend. 1t has
come out Of the baptism Of fire rejuvenated,
and now talks to us with beautiful new type.
The proprietors of the Register have not
yielded to misfortune, but have resolutely
overcome them, and they should be sustain,
ed. The Daily Register should be taken by
every good Union man in Tiffin.
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Shall the ith be Celebrated in Tiflin!
Shall we allow another 9TH Of July TO pass
without some appropriate demonstration in
Tifiiui We understand that the Firemen ore
moving in the matter and propose to invite
companies from other towns, IL oar citizens
will give them the requisite material aid
This VIC should do and allow the Fireneu to
have one good elbow out" At any rate, we
should not let the day pass without some
public demonstration. " the Fircmen fail,
the Sunday schocl children SHOULD turn GU,
and the whole town should empty itself into
the woods and have good time, pic .nicirg,
speaking, singing aud lrolicing Let US meet
and rejoice over the great I nion victories aud
thank Heaven for the propitiOus signs Of the
ttnnns
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The Continental Monthly for June, is
upon the table and replete with the choicest
lieTature. The following is the table ofcon.
tents; 81 he Constitution and Slavery
"a Story Of Mexican Life;" "The Red,
White and Blue" "Maeearoni and Canvas;
"An Eyanti" desperation and Celoniza.
tion;' "The Education to be-" Travel Pic.
tures;" "lhe Huguenots of Staten Island =
"Recolleetions Of Washington Irviug;" "New
England's Advance" "Was he Success ful?'
"Aonroe TO Farragut;" "Among the Pines ~
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AmicabIy Adiusted.-w. under,,.,

Amicabiy Adjusted.-ws understand
that the difficulty between the city and the
county, as to the title to the Public Square,
has been settled. The city relinquishes all
claim TO or control over the property, and the
Commissioners win Immediately proceed to
improve the Square by putting new iron
fence around it, Aud,layingG new pavement
Of sat stone, at cost Of some $4,000. The
old engine house is to be torn down and a
new one built on The city lot
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The tst Chssseurs, under Col Cochrane.
bore conspicuous partin the late battle be
fore Richmond and suffered heatily. They
behaved CALAMITY ard the bravery Of ColOnsl
Cochrsps is loudly praised. We hate no,
heard vhsther any Of cspt HieinbOIham's
eompspt were Killed or not.
LarER-N 4. papers report none Killed in
Co. K, and only two wounded Henry c.
Baucher and-Leitrer.
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Lieut.. ii. A. spayth, Quartermaster of
the d0,h, is home on a short furough. lie
left the Regiment in Coriuth, well and con
tented-but few sick, Lieut. spayth brought
with him large amount Of money from the
boys, about SIC. 900 OF which he left at the
Bank Of Tiliu for distribution. He will take
back all letters entrusted to his care.
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wooi is eomirg in in large quantities nnd
there is considerable stir in the market Buy
ers are plenty and prices are good. The
highest that we have heard being offered is
I5cts. j. Shrivcr, s. b. Sheath, j.. White,
]. Gross, l., NJ. oon /, and W. r. Cham
berlin ME buying in Tifiin.
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The Battle OF Williamsburg--Extract
From a Letter from Capt. Higin-
botham TO Friend in Tifin.

We were up before day and ready for bat
tie, but the enemy had fle6, leaving forts,
guns, tents and am muntion in cart loads
Their dead and wounded still lay upon tbs
field, without a friendly hand TO give them a
drop Of water As soon as learned that the
enemy had fed, l went over tho field. When
! stated 6rst, at every step, met traces Of
the great bettle. Shot and shell lay thick
upon tho ground, and on every side tho mu
tilated trunks of trees aud branches, oeh
asunder, showed where the heavy round shot
had plOughed through the forest. Soon
came to a clearing in front, where trees had
been felled for a carrier, and here every tree
and branch, showed marks of musketry.--
huskeis and aecoutrements lay upon the
sroundon every side, aud even letters from
home aud miniatures were not scarce. These
were sad sights 10 see, but not the saddest,--
stepped over log and there lay man
shot through the breast; q powerful fellow,
killed IN the prime Of life. He lay upon his
back with his knees drawn up aud his hand
raised in front of him. 1t was thafEst / had
seen, and II sent a thrill of horror through
Ine.' went on and soon saw them in every
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Rates or Advertising,

ty-A r.irc,iou Of per cent. from the above rates
WI be made for Cash.
IN. space upied NY 10 lines Of the type composing
lie BODY Of the advertisement, will be considered
tgVIre ~
N uion, Attachment, Road ani Ditch Notices, must be
pdh iofin alvsute.
Advertisements inherited for an indefinite time viii
be charged fnr until ordered ont
whsn ye.rI7 udveGisemeai' are Inserted one or
IN "a, changes will be allowed.
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Liberal.-The Norwalk Reflector says
the President of the d I. Railroad, Mr..
GAHDISER, told the employees on Monday,
when the request for volunteers came from
Gov. Tod, that such of the men as eli ose to
go, would have their wages continued for one
month, and their places when they returned
so we understand. This was patriotic and
liI,aral
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Ohio Stote Fair We are indebted to
cur efficient Secretary Of the State Agricul
tural Society, J. II. KLrrART, Esq, for an
admittancc ticket TO the State Fair, to be
held at Cleveland, Sept. 18th, 18th, 18Th and
lgtA, lSG2,
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Improvements are the order OF the day
in Tifiin. Three fine, three.story business
blocks and a number Of handsome residences
are in process Of erection. Tifin is indeed
coming out and we are glad to notice thesc
evidences Ufa healthy progress. No town in
the state exhibits more thrift.
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Recommended. DIR. Il. w. Hale Of
Fostoria, has passed an examination before
the Medical Board, at Columbus, and has
been recommended for appointment as As
sistant Surgeon.
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Murder at Forest The Bucyrns papers
record the fact that a man named Owens, Of
Crawford CO. was murdered neat Forest, on
Sunday the Let. by a man named Wilson -
Owens was going into Hardin co. to collect
some money. Wilson got On the ears at Up.
per Sandusky and they both stopped over
n'ghtat Forest. On Sunday morning, viii
son proposed to Owens to take a walk. They
went some distance West, on the track, and
then turned into the woods. Wilson soVu
came back, stating that Owens had fallen up.
on the track and hurt himself Parties went
out and found his skull fractured, apparently
by the blow Of a club. Suspicion immediate
ly pointed to Wilson as the murderer aud he
was arrested, taken to Kenton and lodged in
Jail. Owens lived but short time
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Blanks! Blanks 4!

All kinds Of Blanks, Of the most approved
forms, we'll printed on fine paper, kept con
stantly on hand and for sale cheap at tho Tai
rusE 0rricE; such as
Deeds, summons
Marriages, Subpoenas,
Attachments, Nendts,
Executions. ConstHpie S"ics,
Hank Notes, &C., &c.
rTJustices and Notaries supplied on reas-
nnablo terms.ICn
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Mrs. Bush's Lectures.-Read the M.
poinimcnts Of Mrs. Bush, editress Of the OIL
i've Brarsh. She is giant in crinoline and
makes the fur fly every time. Compromises,
sympaihiscrs and sla,cryloyers should hear
her,
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Jafiu afeekIu Tribnuc.
Local and Miscellaneous.
Tiffin, O., Friday. June -, 'sea.

Notice.-The Soldiers Aid Soticty will
meet every Friday afternoon at one O'Clock,
until further notice.
Itis expected that oil, who feel an interest
in our sick and wounded soldiers, will co ope
rate with us, and assist to relieve their suffer
ibgs. -
MRS. F. DON BENHAM.
President.
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Unaccountnblc.-SG at Fosio-
r;o say thay d;I ..st rseoi~o tho Tribuue,
last week, until Saturday. The package
was put il the cffce here in season, on
Thursday, and should have goLc.
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ATTENTION, CITIZENS
PUBLIC MEErlNCSi

We have the pleasure to announce that Mrs.
Bush. Editress of the Olive Branch. an cX.
ccllent Union paper at Delfontainc, Ohio,
will he able to address public meetings, up
on the NArroNAL CRIsls and the means nee
cssary to carry us safe through, at the fol
lowing times and places;
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Borders thrown in!
Only expense, Starchl
DU BOIS & co.

Retiring from the Wall Paper
trade, offer their entire sto,k at
New York COST. Prices clear
down. Look ut it!
Good Wall Paper 3 cts. per Roll.
Extra " &" 0 to 10 cts.
Satins, best quality, Is cts.
Borders given away. Window
Papers, Cloth Shades, Window
Fixtures in Stacks.
Our styles are the choicest
The quality Of our goods we war
rant.
We can honestly assure you
that our prices arc cost prices, and
that we wish to get out of the trade
and our stock must and will bC
sold at cost. Come and See.
marli-tf.
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DcUSNlIIct july IucsunY Ist
Fl. Seneca, " "Wednesday 81 a"
Mrs. Bush iss talented lady and we be.
sreak for her large audiences TRI
BuSE.
No more Rheumatism after using watsons.
Neuralgia King.
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and one copy to the gctter up Of club Of 10
subscribers or more.
Old Subscribers can enter into this arrange
ment by paying up all arearagcs
Specimen copies sent free.
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The Wire Br,dge.-We c understand that
the contract for repairing the wire bridge has
becu let to d. c. Stoner aud Geo. Knupp for
some SCC0.
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HATS AND GAPS 90
G.. EEE.vER,
One Cent Reward.

tan away from my residence
In Bloom township, o.. sunday, NAV 90, 1859, with.
ont any Just cause an orphan gid, who was hound 10
me by indsntae, by the name Of Louisa MorningTsad.
l will pay the above reward 10 any penon, who will
leturn her to This Is to WARN all pc rsons against
ha rbonng o. trusting heron ny account az viii pay
MOI one cent foI her sup on In any wsy.
.. NJ. LsPIrLER.
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ROLL IN THE NAMES.

500 subscribers are wanted immediately,
for the Tifin Tribune. Let our friends go
TO work in good earnest aud give rs a lift
,ha; will make us feel good. There are hosts
Of FOOD Union men in Hopewell, Liberty.
jackson, Pleasant, Adams, Thompson, Reed
and Venice townships, who do not take the
Tribune, but who would il they we're solicit.
Il
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Timn Prices Current.

Corrected Weeklyby \. u, SHEATH, Dealer in a
kinds of Grain, 60, l.ossser's Block, THIN.
PoRK--3,50 10 100
WHEAT--te dS5
Cons (shvllsd30l.
do tEaT)27 C.
RYE--OuG40.
DARLEY--OOa Sc.
OA-s--g0 a9ge
PorAToEs--25a3
Flax SEsn--Su, ,UOQ 90.
BITrRR--s9iVe
LARp-5c
TALLow--0e.
SMoKED II HAAs-- 6Ree.
do SIDES AND SHoULDERs--4o.
PIcKLED PoRK--6ln7e.
CLOVES sEED-s3!75.a4fO
BEEswAx--On 920o.
Fs s,THgRs--09O0e ,35
RA0s--9c.
GREEE HIpRs--aHe "a
DRs do Sc,
EGOs--cae. y dozen.
Timothy seed,-l.4O9l.
WooL--359l5
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be oundths easie aud certain Cure that can be
found II i,on sccount ofthis certainty they should
not taken by Pre- gnant Females, during the FIRST
months, miscarriage sccrain) to he brought on,
hut at other pe ri ods their use Is perfectly safe.
N.D-One dollar aud three postage stamps enc lo,ed
to any authorized agent, will ensure package ofphs
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C.CRQsBy, General Agent, Buffalo, N. Y.
CAuTtss.-Beware Of Counterrits. the genuine
have the signature orc Crosby the outside wrapper
Fer sale by I. l.. 81. John l. Co., DUBOIS s 20 sud
j. r. Matauardt. Tifiin. q. octil.ly
Matthew's Chocolate Worm Drops.
NEVER Cail to destroy and sNerminate all Kinds oi
Intestinal Worms Are perfectly reliable In all cases
sndfar superior, to amy snd all OF the Fancy Worm
Cenections and nruseous vemifuges which nre In use
They may be taken all times withperfcct safety, as
they contain no Mercury, other deleterous drug
Mothers should always purchase tLem, and give the
children no other
Each .ox contains oi crops.
mo Csihartic whateveris necessuyto be given)
For sale by all druggists and dealers in medicines.
Al. MATTHEWS,
oe,IIIy Bufrao, Il. V, and Fort Ere. g. w.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
REAR IN MIND

w-Tha, the TRIBUNE has the larg-
est circulation, and is, therefore, the
best medium for advertising, In Seneca
County.-&1
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Our Correspondents in the army.
should remember to make their communiea'
tions as brief as possible.
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To- HEADQUARTERS COMPANY. D,
q. q. G. Sixth Regiment, o. ", Camp at
Beverly, Va, July 9th. 1861.
DN. q. W RoBAcK. Cincinnati, Ohio;
Dear Sir-We received your long wished
for aud welcome Remedies few days ago.
EHRa hasten to return you unanimous cNprrs
i'm regard to our high opinion of the mcr'
same.
IFe have used them with great benefit in
our Company, and heartily attest % the pub
lie opinion Of their great benefits. In our
cases, especially where there have been so
many great changes ms from the civilian IN
daily routine in b isincss at home 20 the cx'
posed habits of active soldiers in strange
and unnatural country, do we most oppreci
ate the merits Of such hea ven. sent values as
yours. To all those in our position do we
most emphatically recommend your remedies,
being assured, from experience, that they
will be very welcome companion.
Yours. very truly.
JOSEPH A. ANDREWS.
Capt Co. d, Sixth Rcg't, o. V.
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NIII1IIENhLkS
and
MANTJA MAKING.

Mrs. l.. G. ALLEN wishes to
infotm the laties Of ritrn and Nvhuy that she IN.
tends kccp nice assortment Of millinery goods, as
Caps, ntsss Trimmings, nuttous, hclts, Nc. she
will srrrc paths In kerptnE the latest noNey oi
the season, shc has employed an cXp,uenced btes'
Maker TO supcfintend that department Family sew
ing donc to otdrt, snd On short notice.
Dresses, Closks, and Mantllas made NJ ptices 70
suit the times, Terms, cash Ladies give her csll,
and Ncu Willie surprised at the exceeding oW ritres
Come sud for yourscises. Patterns tor ladies ani
children. Apparel. Thankful past tayots, she
hopes sullto sha'e tic public ralrns;e.
Rooms on Market Sireet, opposite ~ kuhns Office
maNg .9m
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ts4- An Army correspondent in one Of our
exchanges, after asking to have his home pa

per sent him says
II you wish III TO have home news,
Send us the papers.
If you wish us to sl.un the "blues,"
Send us the papers.
Parents aud friends could not do the
boys" better service than to subscribe
for, and send them tie home papers regular.
10
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DON'T Fail to read the column on the
fourth page OF this paper.
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TO THE NERVOUS AND CoNsUM.
TIVE OF BOTH SEXES
A retired clergyman having bccn re.
stored To health IN n few days. after many
years Of great suffering. IS willing to assist
others ey sending, drccl on the receipt OF a
pcs..pnid directed envelope, n copy of the
prescription uscd. Dlrcctt the REV. JOHN
NJ DAGNALL, ls6 Fulton street, brooklyn
NY.
June ~ im
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Robert Crum Of Tifln, has left for the
49th Regiment, Of which he has been made
Suter.
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TiHim WctaiIMarke


corrected weekly, by II. A. BUskiRK a. BRO
Wholesale and Retail dealers In Groceries and pro
duee of all kinds, shr whan's Rlook Tiin OIL
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What the Soldiers Think.-M ],
Splitter of Bloom, sends us n letter written by
p J kosler Of Co A, 9Th Reg, before they
lett the Shenandoah valley. The letter con.
cludcs as follows:
IL will now tell you why | enlisted for the
war. 1t is this. ielt it my duty u do for
my country what could and am buund to
do IT, for what are we IL VIC don't sus,nihour
Government | calculate ihat every North.
ern man, that has Southern principles is a
traitor, and Sm not afraid to tell him to his
face, "you ate Il traitor" | go in for hang.
ing all such men, rs rejoice over rebel victo.
rits. Jon't care who they are. II they are
my nearest friends, spy they are traitors
aud hanging is too good fer them. IL all such
mou would see Ms much of war as have,
they would thihk aud feel differently for the
Union. AMER laying out, night after night
in the rain and water, in Va, | think they
would talk differently"
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The TiRn 8 Months Men.-we learn

The Tinin Months Men.-we learn
from J. S. McClclland Of the Tribune, who
has returned on a brief furlough from Camp
Chase. that the company from I iiiin has or
garzcd by elccting the following officers:
Captain-A. II. BYERs.
lst Licut..-l. B HYMrE.
ID W. l.. MYERs.
This company, we understand, is to be Co.
ID, s6th Reg, and is TO proceed in a few days
to Washington. The regmental officers have
not yet been chosen. Tho boys are all cen.
tented aud happy. The company did not get
filled up in Time to go in the si.h Reg, Col
William Lawrence OF Bcllefontaine, which
leaves this week. They are now full how
ever.
The sith has been, and the s6h will be
armed with the celebrated Enfield rifle
The boys are in high spirits nov as They
have their company iull-l0l mcn--and ex.
pcct TO leave Camp Chase tho first of mex
week
Next week we will publish full list N
the officers and men Of the company.