davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-26
Trouble Among the Generals.

The Northern journals are turning upon th-ir
generals, notwithstanding the :" great victories &"
the latter are constantly telegraphing to them
The following we find in the New York Tribune
of the 1Oih. 1t seems that the New York Borld
censures Mcdowell, and the Tribune reala:es
on Scott;
From the New York Trbunel
The Horlds Washington correspondence
speaks of G N. Mcdowell as stopping in and
evin cling strong attachments to that capital
whereupon the editor adds
Gen. McDowelrs army is in position where
it is of no perceptible use either for aggression
or defense The general himself is constantly
fitting back and forth between his column aud
Washington, and it is hard to say of what use
either he or his troops are since his investment
with a separate command. Why is not he too,
in front of Richmond ready to take part in the
great battle and render the assurance Of victory
dOubly sure Why does lie stand die in such a
crisis, like the laborers in the parable whom no
man had hired 2'
Surely the least consideration would have in
structed this critic that Gen. McDoWell's posi-
ton and movements arc governed by his orders.
His army is where he was required to place it,
and he there awaits further orders He may
not be great commander, but nobody ever yet
fought the battle of Bull Run in opposition to
the dictates of his own judgment, in deference
to the peremptoTy commands of a superior who
forthwith diselsimed the responsibility and tried
to shuttle it off upon others, in which attempt he
was aided by tho HOrid. Gen. McDowelPs
mistakes at Bull Run were almost redeemed by
the perfect csndor and truth of his report Of that
battle, and the forbearance with which he has
ever treated those whose blunders, if nothing
LrI ! I I.
part of one army against all the rebel forces on
the Potomac. He may never win a battle, but
We feel sure that he will never lose one and then
say he fought it against his own judgment, in
obedience to newspaper clamOr Nay, more;
had he been lieutenant general last July, we
should not have fought an important battle with
more than halt the Union soldiers within fifty
miles of the battle field, placed where they were
unable to fire shot or contribute in any way to
tn, triumph of our arms Il needs the prestige
of great name to cover such dispositions with
the mantle Of strategy
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-26

The judiciary committee of the House have
commenced prosecuting the investigation of the
charges against representative Ben. Wood. II
is openly asserted that enough will be proved
against him 10 warrant his expulsion from the
house.
Among the allegations it is rumored that an
agent went South under his pass, which YVES
everywhere recognized by the rebel powers
paVTooU CTopN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-26

sIR ine!ose you copy Oi letter re-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-26
PRIZE VESSELS.
MCCLELLAN SICK.

The editorial correspondence of the Times
says Mcclellan has been labOring under indis-
position, more or less severe, for several days.
He is much better now, however and is inde-
fatigsble in bis attention to the details of his
official duty, keeping an eye over every bridge
and every battery, and spends large part of
the day IN the saddle. He has a most laboreus
aud effective staff and the whole business of the
army is in the most complete order.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-26
Price of subscription.

ally, dn advanced per 90
riWeekly, On advance per snaum---.---.---. 600
Weekly, On advsnee) per Gnnum----......-..... 90
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-26

aswE CAN NEITHER COLLECT KEY DUE
a US nor buy goods on time, must sell for cash
or close our doors Our friends viii readily discover
the necessity for selling
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-26

II. Applications for furlough must be sd-
dressed to commanding officers.
No discharge viii be granted except in case Of
physical disability, certified by medical of6cer'
unless a substitute be furnished for the war, IN
conformity with the regulations.
No resignation viii be considered unless for
warded by commanding officers, nor accepted
unless foT satisfactory reasons stated.
I3. All communications from persons N the
service must be transmitted through the Office OF
the Acknowledgement, and all communications
from suberdinates must be duly forwarded
through their commanding officer, or they>will
not be considered.
NOTE.-Al commune atoms from camps
should contain, in addition to the specifications
of the regiment, the name Of the post office tc
which answer should be addressed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-26

MbI0T UeneTBI JOmmandlUg.
On June lst Gen Wool sent the privateers-
men, in all eighty-fve in number, with instruc-
tons TO deliver them up on receiving the host
ages, COIcJran, Wilcox and others, on parole,
according to Hugers proposal. In the mean
time Hugrr had been writing to his superiors in
Richmond, who refused to accede to the terms.
They plainly, Tor seme reason, desired to keep
Colonels Corcoran and Wilcox Huger sent
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-22
TO OUR PATRONS.

The Senior Editor Of this paper has vol
unteered In the Army Of the Union. believing
that be can do more for his bleeding country
by shouldering his musket and shooting lead.
en- balls at rebels. than by running country
newspaper and shooting "psper balls at his
heighbors Wa have taken this step deliber
stely and after aeareful inquiry as TO wha,
is our duty In this crisis. We believe IL Il
every mans sol, mn duty, who is capable Of
bearing arms. to rally 10 the call Of his eoun
ny. Now is the day and now the hour Of our
country's saisation. Let none fsltsr or iu-
vent frivolous excuses.
But, what We started out TO say 10. that III I
TsIsvsr will he le't In able hsnds aud vail
20 right along, az II nothing had oeeurrod' =
We have secured the services Of an able edit.
sr, - ~ absence, in The pspso Of Josx
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-22
New York Market.

NEw YoRK July %.
FLorH--sales of Il. 500 bbls at IS, ,0O@5 25
for super western IS 40@4 so fer common
to medium extra western: SIS 45tf5 60 for in.
ferior TO good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio.
WHsAr-salesat u l0@sI l6.
RYE-Sales nt O0@7le. e.
BARLEr-Saiesa at 30 &C.. y Elt
Cons- Sales 81. 900 bu at 46@4s for new
yellow.
oArs--sales at 42Cs44c for State, wes,
ern and Canadian.
WHIsgr-held 26i6c.
PoRK-Sales. $50 bills at ell $4,000 90
for mess II Scala 80 for prime
HLEF-Sales az 50 50@7 90 for country
primei se 00al0 90 for country meas,
BrEr rHAMs--Steady. Sales At 81 6 5O@S00
90 for western.
Cur MEArs-Dull, at 3IS@4c for shoul.
ders, and43 0e51zc for hams.
BACON Steady. Sales at 6kc.
LARD-Sales at 719@Si1c.
BurrER-A fair business doing at l0@l7
for Ohio; l6C9lsc for State.
CHrnk-4@ec ftt
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-22

violating the ces.d,o,icai'' HIS argument,
is 90 clear a. mud. fts.r Ak
Bat the riehest part OF this dsleesstls htsr-
sry poe,iesi and political eHushn is the sd.
vice given 10 me TO "borrow . copy OF The
eonstitution of some democratic neighhcr.
sad read u esrefully" &c. evrry 10 say I,
gentlemen. be, ye, J, is true, the, cvpy ct
the Consti,utiOn is great ouraeity amcag
these same D,moera,ie neigibors. On the
contrary mos, Of them pessr read Il In theft
lives. and when they want eopy. they havs
to borrow. The knowledge ths, the WRITER.
Of the communication of"Dvwoerst'' have OF
the Consd,u,ior. viii nsvete crack ,h.ir sap.
lent skulls.
Good by ur. Democrat
J.w.
We deprecsts ell soch ecutrovsries at hi.
time and hop. this will be the snj Of it-ED |
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-22
For the Tribune.
FL.r Rock, o., Aug. llth. 1862.


FL.T Rock, o.. Aug. llth. 1862.
Enron TrIBrsE:
10 the issues Of the Advertiser Of Aug. lat
and 9Th. are replies to an article OF mine pub.
he'd in the Tribune OF July 22l.
In reply No. I the transcendaut genius..of
the editor is displayed. and we were not dis.
appointed, for We always knew that hi.
mind never rises higher than the "entrails"
Of which he EXHIBITS such familiar knowl.
edge. The only reason we can give for This
is the very natural one, that his Uranium Is
filed with "entrails" instead Of brains" He
denies that the language we attributed to
certain Democrats was ever used by them
Now 1t is easy for him to simply deny the
truth, and stick to faisehood. But that such
sentences as we quoted, and many other
similar ones have been uttered by Democrats.
no HONEST man will deny.
Now letus look at reply No. O. The
~onld'be Esq pitches in. He sry, "ths
way to treat buffoon with proprety. 10 to
treat him with silent contempt" Why then
didn't you do 50, MIR. Would BET was it not
the decision Of the Council Of the Grocery
"".'' "ne" u "e' 70 'Ahs l'e matter
'"'o eons'osrs.on' tha' u you replied to my
""e'e, " "ou'u a''rnet unduo at'en'ion TO IT,
But the editor OF the Advertiser had opened
:. =. " o Ae u'.',''1 ;" e'ane' leaeh-
'u "'" 90 'ns Nouiu oe 'eea gentleman
WA knCr nlv ,six.d uitt, . N ix..p....;bl. /. A..
' .''' VIZ On f'ePr'e''oie oe'
~ W 10y ou' "'s s"engtn ih pull
e'a. "a,"' P'o'uoe'ahee' ana he resolved
A. 'ne Aoo'e way o. usaung ooi
! Wv" ff'e9' Aha 'inio' me o."
p'Ps.',''es oy "y'hs DIS SAN aAo'.y'
"". '"e .'u" VI hh g'gsn'e enon "" 'he
- I'''u'e u''o,e,y 'hA' hs ose'sfs''ons o'
~ .', ""''" We q'o'ea 70 prove 'ne'r
n'a 'ns SUN lo'A'o VI h'' lou'!
!. h.s.ooa .o,;,;.,. - M ' NJ r N"e NJ
No., ,.. -. ~" ="
-a ' "0s,uoe ." '""'
s SNp','"e"' w" =" W. .'"a! 'e'
D.. 80. - y .-''"' ~ "'"'s"'
~ ' 0'e ss"''" 'ee"
"."' ~ p.,"ap' ne go'ou' " ore"'n
- ' ,.p".ne p'oo0se'''
49, ;, ... 'u 'V"'o.' ~.
r. won,A H.. as".s.,., ~ ,'' !" sn p'voao'n
|: ..m., =. -. 80. se, ~ !"
-,
- ,-.,.a.;o.., ,'',a ~
.on.,,a. ,h., ''
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-22

IL cLsr NkAn B.r-tr CnnE,t
Ses" ausu" ''h 'eoz
tDreh iA'eSk' as. -aa
sW
s" "e ."'.s 'ssred by the men 600
'me''' 7" 'ns 's'h regiment irc~ he'r
"'"',' "os'o seem 'ha' 'he impression has
saihsd currency az home smoug our people
'"-' "'' ''s'"'"' "'' oseo"e s''a'y Dssos
1879 '"u y 'le. wv ''''. " RUN
" '"'' name "OnO'so'y Won ~ cAsr' on th'
-A' sroa "s o''oay f,s'd OF Shi'
wv '''"u oe'" ou''eu IN hissrscs
~ wv 'O'"'e'' A"u V'ne''' ""o'0 nooiy Won
NJ -,
' " '"e 'es'"sh' 'ssi "
1' WV NV e"'"e'' p'o'e'' sssl"s'
."'" 'ePo'"' s"c" re-
w .o'."s P'-e' |" "e'a'-'s'y
-. "Vu. Ivy !Ns 'ouuus.'oh.
40. a.. ~. ,.s,,im.,. -. pS,., pS.'v ~ '"'
R.n,,,, -. ~
i'm an, ...,J
m. Iuh 60 -
,.,v r..n.., W. 49, N''''"' sO"u'''o' y"
S ''s'neh' :" 'us
,;..;,,,.. o.. -. N.Al,H sne
-. ,s,. !" "e 'V0e'' ana
:. e e'..'y ''ep'' W"'eh CIV"
,,, y, r., No''"0'' $50
49, b., ',~..","' ''..e ho'
a 20 L,,. " WV ''s'"'n' 'oa' I"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-22
Rates OF Advertising,

thTdl3 Nhet oTIest1 onf NeW y"
IVA redueiion Of per cent from the sbovs rates
W v BE- made for Cash.
Tho space .ceupied BY iones Of the type ecmposins
the BODY OF the Advertisement, Will be esasid-rsd
square
" uion Attschmeut, Read anil Ditch Notices, mus, b.
u I'D tortr .dvsr,e.
Adveni.e me ats inserted tor indefinite time will
be charged cor until ordered out
when yearly advertisements srs inserted, one OF
ra.,s changes will he allowed.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-22

COL. VIM. LANG!

Still another Regiment! There 10 no lin.
il to the patriotism Of the people. We have
the pleasure TO announce that Judge Lang
has received auth ority to raise another Reg
iment to be the l23d. Tnis order was re.
eeived on Friday evening last and on satur.
day. several additional companies were block.
ed out and are rapidly filing up. Capt
shawhan's company is already out Of the
woods aud will doubtless be Co. A. senees
Co. now has an opportunity to save herself
from the disgrace Of a Draft. viii she do III
Will il be said Of US that our patriotism 10
not sdequats to the strugglef This regiment
has only few days TO q up. but the thing
must be done. II every man will do bis duty
in the premises the Regiment can and will be
raised. The other Geld officers have not been
deter mined upon.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-22
TO the Soldiers OF the iOis, Rert.-

Everything is ready at Camp save the blan.
kes. Each man will take with him on Mon.
day next blanket or cumfort.r to use until
Go ernment blankets are supplied, when
those taken from home may be returned.
Ci'iz'ts will undoubtedly contribute to
those who have no blankets OF omforters.
l.. STEM, Col.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-22
ROLL IN THE NAMES.

500 subscribers are wanted immediately.
for tie ifHn riure. let our friends 90
to work in good earnest ard give us lin
tina: will make us feel good. There are host.
Of ood Union men in Hopeweli, Liberty.
Jackson, Pleasant, Adams. Thompson. Reed
and Venice townships. who do not take the
Tribune. hut who would if they were solicit.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-22
Fine Priotinu-

Fine Pri1ting.-Having just ad-
ded large assortment Of Nep Jo6 Type
as cell as other Fine Priniing Materials
to our JOB Department, ~e are Nov pre-
pared 70 do all kinds Of Fine Printing
en- a style NOT 20 be surpassed. Wedding,
Invifaf'oa. Visiting and Bustness Cards
printed IN a very superior manner. Ir
Tint and Color Printing ve cannot Be
erceled. Cal at the TRIBuSE Office and
see specimens.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-22
PAY LID I

All who know themselves indebted to the
Tribune Office. either on subscription or 9th.
erwise, are invited to call at once and settle
up. before leave. .l
By order Of
a.L.t. HI, MCKEE.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-22
MARRIED.

On the 10Th ofAugast. by Rev. II. Good
Mr.. Jonas n. Carlo, formerly Of Maine, and
member Of the 'l0ist Reg o. v. NJ, to Miss
Priscills F. Egbert of Pleasant Tow wnship.
On the 7th Of August. by the same, Mr..
Christian Sheattr. OF Seneca Township, 10
Mrs. Elizabeth young. of ifiu
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-22
Blanks! Blanks !

All kinds OF Blanks, OF the most approved
forms, well printed on 6ne paper, kept con.
stsntiy on hand and for sale cheap Al the TAI.
susE 0Frios; such as
Deeds, Summons,
Mortgages, subpocuas,
Attachments. Vendts.
E,eca,ions, Constable Sales.
g Hank Notes, &C., SC.
urJpstices aud Notsries supplied on ress-
rnable tcrms.rn
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-22
Local and Misesllanseus.
s, M. PETTENcII.L . CO..

No. 81 Park Row. New York. a d estate
ST., Boston, are our Agents for the TprIs
TRiBust. in those cities, and are authorized
to take Advertisements and Subscriptions for
ne at our lowest rates.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-22

Atlantic Monthiy.--This excellent pc.
riodicai has been received for September
We commend Il as an able exponent cf Amer.
lean literature. Every family should have II.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-22
A Few more Men Wanted for Capt.

shawhan's COmpany.-An opportunity
10 nou offered TO cu'ist IN q 6rst rate comra
ny. 1hi. opportunity will only be extend
ed until Saturday as the company is nearly
full. Roll in. bays. Head quarters on the
corner Of t'e pub ic Square.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-22

filiing Up'--co. A 1884 Regiment, 1,
fast filling IN. The ,fIicers assigned to this
company are: -HU
Cnpt.--F. X. SHAvuAS.
lat Lieut. M LMcKrx..
2d Lieut.. W. Lkoy.np.
This con rany will doubtless be assigned
the position Of honor. A few more men are
wanted.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-22
WAR MEETINGS!

There will be big war meeting at Tifin
on Saturday. fiou.J N. Root Of ssndusty
will positively be present.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-22

II Slight Cold,

yy II Sfsghe COS0,
&RHA Souah, .5Lanss~1<ss
tJMIhilLI or Sfa<e lSh<aaf,
VI NSH lUhich might bs checked
&xW with simple remedy
pneglected, often terminates seriously.
FeD are a,pare of the inportanoe Of
stopping ISa4ah or Slight
&0Ld in its first stage; that ,vhiah
IN The beginning ,Dould yield to q
mid remedy if not attended to, soon
attacles ths lungs.
8<osl,r's bronchial IStocjiea
luere first introduced eleven years ago.
It has been proved that they are the
best article before the public for
&anahs, folds, 8<anchitis,
.Hstln1a, Satax<h, the Hacking
Cough in /go1sun1htian, and
numerous affections Of the IIt<onf,
giving immediate relief --...4
PSbItc Speakers y Singers
will find them cfectual for clearing
and strengthening the voics.
Sold by all pvuggists and peale.s
IN Medicine, at rs cents per boz.
U.u.o,.--As ere are ~, apons, ask for
and OBTAIN only "Bfoans Hrsnehia rr'chrs, ,ch
by ioag eSpsrienTe have proved their value, having
received the sanction ofphy svcian. generally, and i-s
tinonials from eminent men throughout the country
nnI4lr
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-22
UNION
COUNTY CONVENTION

The electors Of Seneca county. WIN are In
favor ofa vigorous prosecution II the war
for the Unirn, until the last armed raipcr
shall be brought into submission to the Laws
and the supremacy OF the Federal Govern.
ment shall be complete ly re.esi.blished In
the revoltcd s,etes--who are In favor OF lay
ing aside party issues and giving the Ad
ministra,iou an united and hearty support,
until these objects are accomplished--whc
believe that rebel property, iastead OF being
guarded by our soldiers, should be forfeited
to the Government and that traitors every.
where ,opea or disguised. should receive the
punishment due TO their crimes. are request.
ed to meet at their several voting places In
the townships. on Saturday. August 23d,
is62. to appoint delegates to meet 10 County
Convention, at riffin, on
Saturday, August 3Oth, 1909, f
to nominate candidates for the following
county ofiieesi
Auditor.
Treasurer,
Sheriff,
Recorder,
Commissioner,
ln6rmary Director.
The apportionment viii be one delegate n
every 25 votcs cast Tor Gov. Tod last fail.
aa foiiows.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-22
The grcatFrcn & h K c nm c dy
MADAM BuIviN's CELEBRATED
SILVER COATED FEMALE Pulls


The oniy eeusin and safe Remedy for al Utsrin
ob,tructions. Moniiy r,rcoNi-s, irr~sulhriiis',sn
all the other di,easss,o which the wonaa, wife and
kI-shsr Is peculiarly Liable.
rbsse PHls contain no d-ie,'riou' ingredients bu
are ssfe 9 I'D ctrtsin IN II cir sc'icn They will be
fosnd to exert the hnpp,su effect. in all cases of FRO
tap,p. uisr,. In Jeuchorres ct the Whi,e., uey will
he fnuudihe easiest and most certain Cure that b,
tcnad nison sccouni vfthi, vtrsiniy they ,bou,d
no,L. tsken by Pregnant Females, (dutiug The hrt
sscnl,. mica riHge H. rsrninl to ir brought on,
hut At other period, their use l. perfectly safe.
N.B.-,in- dollar and three postage stamps enclosed
q any authorized agent, will snsure P-ctsge ofri'
C.cRoSBy, General Agent, Dunsio. n. Y.
Carrie, .-Geware of Cnrnierf-iu: the genuine
have the signature 4 Crosby the outside wrapper
For sale by I. l.. -. lohn Co.. Dubois n 90. snd
y. .Matuuardt. Tihin. o. octli.y
Matthew'S ChacoiRte Worm prop..
NEv sR fii IN destroy and ss'suninate all kinds Of
tnieripsl Worm, Are p,rscty reliable in all eases
sndfsr superior, to my and all Of the Fancy Worm
csrfections and vermfnss, which sre In use
They may be taken al all time, ~iihPsreet safety, As
they eoui.it % Mercury or other delserou' drug.
Mother. should always prrehs,s ,hem, and give theft
children no ohrL
Eseh "a, contain. 81 afops.
(Sn Cs'hauis ~hst~ve' is neess'u,iob be siven)
ror sale by ali druggists and dealers In medic'ne,
CHAs. r. WALKER,
oetli'tv Ruffs.o. N. ", and Fort Ene. q. w.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-22
MILLINERY
NIANTUA MAKING.

Mrs. l.. g. ALLEN wishes to
iafofm the ladies of THIN and vicinity that she Ia
tends to teep nics assortment of mlnety goods, ais
Taps, Dress Ttimmings, Buituh,, Brlt,, Nc. she
will spare no pains in keepiug npthe latest noyey Of
ths season. ehv has employed an sSpetepeed Dfes.
MAket 10 ,uPefiatend that Department. Family ssS.
ing done to oriet, and IN shoft notice.
Dresses, ,Cloaks, and Manuia. mAtls At ptices to
suit the tWes Tefms, cash. IAdies,give hers call,
and ,vu Nillbe ,urtsed NJ the rteeediag low prices
Come and see for yuufselVes. Patterns ladies snd
ch,ldtens Apparel Thaakful ss past fsvots, she
hopes sillto .hrte the public pa'funa;s.
Rooms On Market street, opposite Df. kuhn's Office
tnay2-3m
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-22
Timp Retail Market.

(Corse,ed weekly, By n. A. BUskiRK 4 q
whols.sls snd Retail as.ls 70 In Groesfiss snd D
dues OF allkinds. 5hr whaa's Rlock TifinO
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Terms or subscriptions,

copy. year, In advance. e............s 81 80
. y paid within the year. ......'..'sa.e%S %
[" n paid after the year expires. .H.s'
No paper will be stopped until all srresrsees
re paid, unless at the option Of the publishert'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-22
Our Srmg Correspondence
LETTER FROM THE asTsf

L. cAsr NkAn Bsrvtk CRnE,ts
S,pn August 5th ,e62
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-22

We depreests ell soch eoutrovsrsies at hi,
time and hop. this will be the snd Of it-ED. !
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-19

The Secretary of War, In response TO nroso
luton Of inquiry by the House of Representa-
tivo., respecting the military organization o
negroes in South Carolina hy Gen. llrsrrR
states tina, Gen. HUNTER was tot authorized {,
organize these regiments by the Department
and tina, the arms and clothing were furnishe'
upon his rNlu.ition. and withcu, any ins'ruc.
ton as to the manner in whkh they were to b,
used.
So far AZ the Government. then, IL concerned,
Il Is relieved from all completely with this affair,
and the nesrc regiments will lc placed on par
with Gen. llrSrrHis absurd rrcclama,ion. Bi,
other parti,. in this city AMI in Washington are
involvd Attic time these arms were forwarded
sN'ut two months aeo It was tclc.rsphc'i from
Washington, and published in all the abolition
rScTs in this city and throu ehout the country,
TIA, they wcrc intended fcr the very purp s. for
which they were 81 fl.ci--,he equipment o: negro
regiments. Can II lie possible tina; the War
pcrArmer; was slcne i-rcran, q Ito purposes
& which u Y we've g. he devoted. or who were
tie parties who hal suffice foresight 10 reveal
Gen. IlcNrrRs plans 81 iIr in advance cf their
falilmeat. The whole .u''cct is Involved In
r,ys;cFr, ant SHOULD be fr'mT;ly Investigated.
Il ,Ac-y is really sccre, committee eonsrring
&c ,hwA-t the Constitution J view. IF the FRESH
Geai the people should he Informed OF it.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-19

FEoN q published statement, addressed by
~; CISCO. Assistant Treasurer Of the Unitod
Safe, t. Messr.. ROOSEVELT, DoDGE and
BRoSsoS. Allotment Commissioners, it appears
TIA; the number OF checks paid ly him under
TIE new allotment system, which has been only
h. operation for two months, is 1896, for
81 a. TeeAte sum Of s.70,37G 80. This re,ul,
l. gratifying, and places the success of tits
movement for the benefit Of the soldiers and
their families beyond doubt; When tic re-
turns from til several other States come in, the
total will represent in high degree the intelli-
genee AMI foresight Of our sollier-.
Mr.. CISCO informs us that all this money Is
90, assigned by the solliers for the benefit Of
their families. H. many cases checks are drawn
payable to Savings Banks, or individuals us
contribution for several persons for tho bcncf
Of others. Though this system is yet in its In
fancy, Mr.. Cisco reports that nothing Ia,
happened to operate against the practical work
Ing Of the law, although the duties imposed by
1t are very arduous, AMI require the exercise O
considerable care AMI discrimination.