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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-04-25
More Heavy Guns ordered at
Pfffshurg.

The kilograms 10 the Philadelphir
Press say;-The Navy Department has
ordered the casting offiDy 10 inches, Dahl
gren guns at Pittsburg. The draught ol
moulds, &C., have been preparedby Capt.
Dab lgren, and it is understood that the
guns will be much shorter and thicker
than the 10 inch Rodman Gun. Most of
them will be smooth-bored, and are des.
igned Tor use on board the new vessels,
Of the Monitor style, and others, whose
construction has been already directed by
Secretary Wcllcs. The Department is
very anxious that Congress will take car
ly action, whereby the keels, &C., of ad.
ditional gunbouts may be at once laid. It
is felt that there WILDE use for them for
a considerable period, at least while those
already constructed are subject TO great
wear and tear Of engines and tmbers by
actual war service. Those which have
been got up from'merchant vessels are on
ly Ct for brief periods Of duty, the engines
and timbcrs not being Of half the strength
Of vessels that are constructed for the
navy.
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what il tn" Design OF the Mid.
might Dem OCrncy.

A midnight, secret, gathering of cor
tain Democratic congressman revived
the Slavery Democracy lately at Wash
ingtou. On the vote for extending aid
10 the States that should commence the
work Of emancipation, that Midnight De-
mocracy wcro Orrayod against it, To the
bill ubolishing slavery in the District Of
Columbia that Democracy was bitterly
opposed. The bill conRscatiUg property
OF rebels is equally obnoxious to them
Those positions Of that dark-lau,crn ca
bal is the unyciling of the purposes of
that midnight gathering,
Were the designs of the Democracy
merely 10 be confined to legal and con-
stitutional opposition to Republican
measures, no one would have cause of
complaint, But irmutterlngs are any cy-
idcnce of an approaching storm, the
design Of that party stops not short OF
rcyolutiou--uud even at the price of
blood,
Lately the Cincinnati Enquirer had a
loug leading article entitled Revolution
in the North--a Bloody Baptism" The
purport of the article was 10 show that
the Administration and tho Republican
Party are ab0liiiouizcd and from that
fact will come a bloody civil war at the
North The Enquirer uttered but the
samo muttcripgS heard by other Demo.
cratic presses through the country, which.
by such reprcscnti tons, are aiming into
fierce name the prejudice against the
blacks, even 10 a bloody outbreak.
Oflhc designs of such Democrats, the
Washington CORE spondcnt ofthe phila-
dclphia Press says:
These politicians, so hallled and borne
down 10y tormer disupnointmcnts, again
predict that there will soon be an upris.
ing in the free States, "Alark my wordg, -
said one of this school, few DAYS ago,
"blood will presently low in the crowd.
ed cities OF the North and Northwest
| Now Nill come the turn OF the mon who
hunted us tor supposed hostility TO the
war after S;umtrr tell" This f0ud hope
is inspired 10y the expected exodus OF
/ free negroes irom the South The dom-
agogucs re y upon the nOtural projudices
Of caste between the whites and the
blacks to realize a wish that is father To
their thoughts,
Should there be q largo release OF
slaves, who is il that releases thcul Not
the Aboliliouists, Tor they are puworlcss
and an unpopular minority oyeryW here
in Congress aud ia the country, Not
the Republicans, fer their platform and
their pledges are sicruly set against aba
I lition. Who, then, are to be the authors
Of this new exodus. answer, and defy
contradiction, the samc traitors who be-
gan this war, who broke up the Dcmoc-
racy, who refused compromise, and who
sought for the blood and lie Of our best
and brUvest---and men ready not only "a
seize and dospoil the Federal Capital, bat
20 dispose duly elected President OF tbt
United States. These are the practical
ubolitionisls ofthe day. They destroyed
their own institution when they sought
10 destroy the Union; and ii the people
in any laturo tamu.t require Nctin,
and guilty men, let them lay their hands
on James Buchanan and his satellites
aud say unto them as Nathan said unto
David, Thou art the man, and these arc
lthy instruments and slaves.
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COZ. s!IRsnN Ar nnuE.

Col. Gibson arrived at home on Friday,
last direct from pittsburg Landing. Du-
ring the engagement, hc received slight
wound by bic horse shying aud running
against boyonct in the hands of sol
dicr, which pierced the calf Of his leg
This will only prove nm honorable scar
aud the Col. will be about again in few
days.
Col. Gibson, commanded the Glh Brig
udc under McCook, and acted nohly and
fcnrlcssly under the fire Of the enemy.
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A letter to the Cincinnati Times, from
Pitisburg, says;
The official reports Of the loss are
nearly all in. 1t will amount, in killed,
wounded and missing, to nearly 10000
OF these a large portion are prisoners or
missing. The regiments engaged on
Sunday, suffered more severely than those
who did the fighting on Monday. The
ponic-strickcn regiments are the largest
sufferers in killed, showing that the sol
dier who stands squorely up to the work
is in less danger of being killed than
those who attempt to shirk their duty.
The rebel loss is fearful. So rapidly
were they pressed back on Monday that
they were unable to carry with them their
dead, and only portion of their wound
ed The fact that they left the body of
their commander on the field, shows how
holly they were pressed by our columns.
We have large numbers Of their wound.
ed, and have buried nearly two thousand
of their tugd. What their loss is can
only be COR Scctured from the number left
on the field, and it must be superior to
ours.
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NEW ADVERTlSEMENTS.
CIEgIIIAYI DAILY GAIBTIE

is TIC LAkGEsr and CuEApEsr Pa-
per Published In Cineinaaii.
q X. HUsS Is the agent for The sala and aeliverv
OF The Daily Gazste. lie receives tbe i've editions
the large al 10 cents per week, aud the small at 10
ee9ts-'he latter eon1a,n.ng all the Tsegrsphie aud
fohueal news OF The day, well The Corre sp0ud
snce new 20 much sovshI fof. The 6srsus will al
wNs n found upoa his counters aud will be arsanpty
deltvefed 10 suseTihars IN any par Of the city.
Liberal discounts made 10 clubs lron the country.
GEoRGk r. nCSs,
Apnl "a, Isp2. Toulbs Block.
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,VIlc sad nnd l0ll, nnIn.

The public have already been made nc.
qnaintcd with the gallant part performed
10y the 72d aud i9th Ohio in the battle OF
Piltsburg Landing. Tho following
We copy from tho correspondence
Of the Fremont JoUrRa':
The 7ad Ohio fought on Sunday two
hours and ten minutes, and on the 18th
about two hours and half. On Monday
the 7sd and 49th Ohio fought side bv side
Colonols Buckland and Gibson were
both in command ofbrigadcs, and of thcii
bravery and coolnees in battle, our coun.
try need not fear for their army under
such commanders. IL is believed that
both will be appointed Brigadicr General.
for distinguished services in the bottle Of
Pittsburg Landing.
Tho 72d Ohio wcrr engaged On SUNDAY
with The 18th Louisiana, and the work OF
the 72d was visible upon the field. One
Colonel and 50 men from that regiment
tell ol the deadly aim of the Sons Of Fl.
Stephenson. OF bravery eyinccd in the
battle by our troops, there can be no
question.
Capt. Wegstcn was buried on the bat =
tie ground, but had been stripped of his
sword and side arms by the rebels.
Adlutant Rawson's horse was shot
from under him during the engage mcnt
Col. Buckland's horse was slightly
wounded in the neck.
On the 7th, the 49th Ohio approached
the battle field, aud fought desperately
for several hours. Their mortality list
was six killed, thirly-seven wounded and
three missing. There were none killed
in Company +. Capt. Batlctts Com
puny.
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Sheriff Sale.
Nathan NJ. Wright and others
Ann L. kinzsr, ct al.


by vllLue of an order made by the Court
of Common Pleas of Seneca County, Ohio, at
the Feb term, A. ID. 1862, in the above en-
titled cause and to me directed, / will offer
for sale at public yendue, at the door of the
Court House, in the city Of Thin, in said
county, on
TnE 2Sth DAY or APRn, A. d. 1869,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4
o'clock p NJ. of said day, the following de
scribed lands and tenements, to-wit:
The one bounded on the west by the east
line dissection twenty (27) In township
one ~ north of rauge fifteen il5l east, in
Seneca county, Ohio, ON the west by the east
line of section twenty seven (27) in township
one q north Of range fifteen (l5) east, In
Seneca county, Ohio. on the north west by
the centre Of the Kilbourn State road, on the
east by the Mount Vernon State road, on the
south east by line drawn parallel to and
twenty 1--WE rods from said KilbOurn State
road. Aud the said other piece or parcel of
land lying north Of said kilbourn State roa ID
and bounded on the south east by said last
mentioned State road, on the north west by
the centre Of Honey Creek, and on the west
I by the east line Of said section twenty seven !.
Subject to the dover estate of Susan Kinzer,
senior, heretofore assigaed TO her in this
action in said tract or parcel first above de-
scnbed,
Also, ell that part of the west half of the
Eerth east quarter Of section number twenty
six (26) in township number one u) north
OF range number fifteen (l5) east. in Seneoa
county, Ohio, which lies north VI Honey
Greek.
TERMS OF sALE.-ons third of the
purchase money, cash in hand on the day of
sale, one third in twelve months, and one
third in twenty four months, thereafter, with
interest from the day Of sale. The deferred
payments TO be secured by mortgage on the
premises sold
LEVI WEIRlCK,
eheri6-
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM
CORINTu.
The Rebels at riu,burg 100, o,OOC
Stroug.

Tho st. Fouls Democrat says;
We baYc just had talk with one OF
the Fedsrhlscouts who was in Coriuth on
the Saturday preceding the battle OF
Pittsburg. he says the T, bel army which
marched out of that place To the attack
could not have been less Than 100000
men. lie endeayorcd 20 rouch the FEEDER,
al lines IN time to give Us warning OF the
impending danger, but found il very dbl.
cult 10 pass the rebel lines, lie finally
succeeded BY going on the cars as far az
Inka, but then found himself beyond
reach. He hastcnei on, however, aud
saw the battle on Sunday aud Mon.
day.
Among the dead ON the battlefield he
recognized the body of Lieut.. Douglass
ioTlaerly OF this city, who fought in Bow.
en-, brigade. lie saw a number Of ST.
Loaisians while al Corinth, among WHOM
were DR.. Hammerslcy and Il. d. Say
crs.
He says there are no Qualifications az OF
within four miles Of Corinth. Pea Ridge,
however, is strongly guarded by batteries
OF heavy guns. lie thinks BepuregaFd's
lett may be easiy turned. His right ID
strongly protected.
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OGiClal Report Of Licut.-COlOnel
BlaChman Of The 18Th Ohio.
FULL LIST OF THE KILLED AND
WOUNDED.
lIEADQuARTERs d9rm REG'r, CAMP oN(
TIM BATTLE FIELD, April 10th. {

ilEAiHRl ANIIEN 18TH MIG t. iAMf ON
THE BATTLE FIELD, April 10th.
Cart. II. CLAY, a. A. G. 9th Brig:
SIR:--l have the honor 20 report TO you
the following particulars Of the participn.
ton Of this reg't ia the engagement OF the
9TH.
We were brought into action about I
O'Clock p. NJ, occupying the loft OF the
brigade and the extreme left of the d.
vision.
Our position was taken under n severe
fire from infantry and artillery; but my
IN II came ur firmly and fired with cool
ness and precision that soon caused a
wGvcriug in the ranks of the enemy. Shell
and grape shot from one battery, was
very annoying TO my left without doing
much damage, their range being too
high. We advanced to our second posi-
tion, continuing our fire by file The en-
emy now attempted to take advantage Of
the exposed condition OF our LEFT. lie
advanced up rayine and opened his fire,
quartcring on my left and rear. | at once
changed front TO the rear on first compa-
ny. This change was made in perfect
order, the men behaving in the very best
manner. Our fire soon drove the flank
ing iurcc from their position, when, BY
order Of Col. Gibson, | changed front for
ward on first company, resumiug my for
mcr position in line, and directing my fire
on the main force. We now advanced
10 our third position, when the enemy
again made demonstration on cur left.
| again changed front to the reur, but
about the time | completed the mancuvrr,
a brigade arrived and took up the fight on
our left, driving the enemy from my new
front. by order again changed front
forward, and advanced in brigade line,
driving the foe from their pos ition. and
closing the engagement in this part o!
the field.
On receiving orders to return to the
landing, the regiment moved of in as fine
order as they ever did from parade. All
behaved with coolncss aud bravery wor.
thy of veteran troops.
Every Uilicer,on duty with the rcg't, was
at his post, aud done his duty like man
ana soldier. Major Drake was especially
brave and active at his post, rendering
me great assistance. Adiutant Norton
was also very active aud efficient.
The casualties are as follows:
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"a Lic" about secretary Stan.
Ton,

Tho country was yesterday startled by
a Telegram from Washington stating il
was rumorcd there the Secretary Of War
had resigned on account of "diilcrcnccs
Of opinion between him and the President
touching the movements og troops" As
will bcsccn by cur special dispatches,
Secretary Stanton pronounccs the rumor
ga lic.n We could not credit the story
ut frst, Tut rejoice that il is so early aud
30 unoQuivocOlly contradctcd.-Lc Leader.
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sheriff sale.

Ralph Leigh and Edwin W. johnson
BY virtue oian order made by the Court of
Common Pleas Of Seneca county, Ohio, at
the January term, A d, 1862, in the above
entitled cause and 10 me directed, will offer
Tor SAFE at public yepdue at the door Of the
Court House, in the city Of Tifin, in said
county, ON
THE 261h DAr on MAY, A, d. 1862,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4
o'clock 7. NJ. of said day, the following de-
scribed lands and tenements, to wit:
ln-lot numbered twenty two (22) In Min.
near's first addition to the town Of Risdon,
Seneca county, .,
LEVI wEIRICK,
Sheriff.
April 25, 1869. S3.I5
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JHtin aestklu Tribune
u. l.. M'KEE. J.s MVLEiLANn
M'I<ce " NI'O'1CIInnd
EDITORS AND PRoPRlEToRS.
OEFICE--siIAwuAN's BLOCK
Cor. Washington & Market SIS.
rlifn. o- ftasn ArtlI d. se,
ENTItIrIi.LV CRTIEI.'

When Gen. Mitchell intercepted Beau.
regards dispatch 10 Richmond, for ron.
forccmcnts, he tclcgraphod back in The
name ofthe great unhung Jef. that be-
should have oil the reinfofcomcnts that
he needed! We suppose that he tclc-
graphod also to jeff in the name Of Beau
regard that he did not need ony reinforce
ments! Now this was certainly most *
trcmely cruel, and viii certainly "frc the
Southern heart" Mitchell is evidently
n bricki
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Emancipation in Ihe District OF
Columbia.

The following are the yeas and nays
on the passage OF tho bin abelishmg Sla-
very in the District of Columbia:
NrAs-Mcsms Aldrich, Alloy, Arnold
Ashley, Bohbiu, Baker, Baxter, B,amau,
Binghum, Blair (Mo.), Blair (pa,), Blake,
Browne (K. ~, Duitnton, Campbell, Col.
fax, Chamberlain, CLARK, r. A, Conkhug
II. Conkling, Coyode, Davis, Dawes, d.,
lano, Dyen, Ducll, Dunn, Edgcrton, I'D.
wards, Eliot, English, Feuton, Fessenden,
Fisher, FrOnchot, Frank, Gooch, Good
win, Granger, llBight, Hale, llanchctt,
Harrison, Hickman, Hooker, llutchiugs
Jolian, Kelley, kellcgg, killinger, Lam
sing, lioomis, Loycioy, M'knipht.
M'Phetsou, Mitchell, Moorhcad, Morrill,
Me.), Morili Vtl, Nixon, odelL patton,
Pike, Porter, Potter, Rice (Mass,), Rice
(Me.), Riddle, Rollins a., ID, Sargvaut
SedgNiok, Shanks, Shttiiold, Shelabar-
ger, Sloan, Spoulding, Stevens, Sra,ton
Thomas, Train, rruw bridge, Van Horn
Van Nalkonburgh, Nerroe, Wallace
Walton, WHshburne, Wheeler, WINDOW
White Qud), Wilson,
NAYs-Massrs. Allen, Bailey pa }
Biddle, Blair (Va.), Brown (Na.), Casey
CIittendep, nelapiaine, Grit,r, Hall
Harding, II Gilman, johnson, Knapp, Law
Mallory, MeRzies, Morris, NOBLE, Nor
ton, Nueent, Pendleton, Perry, Price
Rollins (Me,), Shicl, Steel (N. Y Steel,
IN. J.), Thomas (Md.), Nailandigham
Voorhies, w adsworth, Wood, Whi;e(O,) }
Wickliile, and Wright
Vllandghum, Wood and Noble nearly
always vote together,
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Road Notice.


mott els hereby given that there
viii be petition presented to the Conmissioo,r, or
Seneea county Ohio at their next meeting, praying
tor The location OF a comfy road, as followSi
beginning at the corner stone Of the n orth weu
corner Of the east half Of the north east quarter Of
'ecop twoin township three, nork Of range fourteen
Iunnrg ifom thence sopth long the line dividing the
lands Of samuel Hull and Clanss Norton, to the
south east stone Of said east ha N OF the north
east quarter OF section two, in the township Hnd
county aforesaid, and there terminate. said road 10
be forty feet wide. Hprtp 4,y
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DIVORCE.

Orin Cadwallader, whose place of resi-.
detce is Unknown, is notified that Rachel
Ann Cadwallader did on tho 18th dav of
April, le62, file her petition in the Office Of
the Clerk of tue Court of Common Pleas,
within and for the county of Seneca and
State Of Ohio, charging the said Oiin with
gross neglect Of duty and three years wilful
absence. and asking that she may be diyorc.
ed from him, and have the custody OF their
minor child and for alimony and geueral re.
lief
Dated this 18th day of April, 1867.
RACHEL ANN CADWALLADER.
BY Hall Il Pittenger, her Atty's.
apr lS-Gw $500
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Rein W Shawhan


George Taylor.
By virtue Of an execution duly issued from
the Co urt Of Common Pleas Of Erie coun-
ty, Ohio,andto me directed, shall offer
for sale at public vendue, in front of the
Court House, in the city of Tinn, in said
county, on
TnE 9th DAY OF MAY, A. D., 1869,
commencing at i O'Clock Of said day, and
continue until all Of the following described
~ Sv'Ni W wiz .
a lot OF white soap, pairs of scales, (
corn basket, lot Of rags, a lot Of benclv
screws, tea kettles. frying pan, grain era.
die, wood rack, lot of barrels aud kegs. a
lot Of faucets, lot of glass &c.
LEVI WElRIcK,
April 25, 1862 s330
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Rather MEAN,-Thc A Advertiser tries
hard " make il appear that Col. GInsoN
is in favor Of is own pct institution Of
slavery, As il entirely fails in that, il
then proceeds to ridicule him and call
him R"gredh man. We suppose, ,ooeorl-
ing to the Advertisers idea OF greatness,
a man, instead of fighting brayely for his
country, must throw cold water on the
cause, and sympaihize with her enemies.
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one or Ihc IIonOrcd.

Gen, Grant, 10 his oIliciaI report Of The
late great battle, says;
LicutenOnt-C Colonel Mcpherson, at
tached 10 my staff as Chief Of Engineers,
deserves more than passing notice for
his activity and courage. All the grounds
beyond our camps for miles have been
rcconnoitorod by him, and plats carefully
prepared under his supervision, giving ac-
ourate information OF the nature OF Gp-
proaches 20 our lines.
We understood that Col. Mcpherson,
who is thus commended, and has also
been commended by correspondents, was
raised near Clyde and AZ ono time was a
clerk at Green Springs, in Seneca coun.
". His mother, widow lady, now lives
at CLYDE, We believe.
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0AyTho following, which we clip from
the Cincinnati Commercial, would indi-
cate that Gov, Johnson OF Tennessee
had Recommended change of climate
TO some OF the sceessionisls Of Nash
Vile;
Gen. w. Barrow, w. s, Harding, and
Col. Il. c. Gould, Of Nashville Tenn,
stopped at the Spencer House, yesterday
morning, on the way for Detroit. They
were attended by military escort,
detailed for the duty By Gov. Andy
Johnson.
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EscbcI Generals.

The Rebel Generals have had hard
time of il during the war. Garn,tt was
killed at Carick's Ford; Burton and Bee
were killed at Manassas; Zollicoilcr was
killed at Fishing Crock; McCullcch,M Ne
mtcsh and Slack were killed at Pea
Ridge; A. Sidney johnson was killed at
Pittsburg Landing; L. ST. George Cook
killed himself at Richmond; Tighman
was captured at Fort Henry; Buckncr
was captured ut Fort Donclson; Bushrod
Johnson was captured with Buckner, and,
violating his parole, escaped, and Is now
reported killed al Piusbwg Landing;
Muckall, CAN'T uud Walker were taken
at Island 10; Fl,yd and Pillow are sus,
pended in dirgracc, for running away
at Fort non,lsou, 1wirgs, Fuunticroy
Jackson and Dvnhem resigned; Grayson
died.
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Gen Banks tclcgrarhs that his advance
has rtaehrd Hairi.nnburg. within p miles Of
both warrenton aud Culrerper q, H., with a
tarnpikc 60 each place.
Nu'ldng is doing at Fort Pillow.
Zen. Pope has been ordered 10 move nj
once to the assistance of Gen. Hallcek in
his attack upon Coriuth, wherS it is expected
trrible battle viii be fought in few
dAys-
Gea. Sig,l has so far recovered us to be
$40 TO take the field again to, day
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Notice is hereby given that the
undenigned has this day been appointed andqualfed
as AdmtpisTatoE the estate Of GilbeH Ashlsy dc,
ceased, late o, seneca seunty, Ohio.
ApsiIli, lses.
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COMPANY +.
G ) Williamson private wounded mortly
Jas Dictz sIiphtly
/ Daniel Wise &" Z"
+ y NJ Marvin, private, wounded Slightly.
- NJ Dickson, slightly.
Jacob Grimblc, slightly.
Jas Gilpin, " slightly.
Chas Withcrbcck, slightly.
James Foster, " slightly,
COMPANY Z,
Levi Laughlin, Sergeant slightly.
Z c Loughlin, Corporal severely.
James Stunrr, private, slightly.
John II Stlncr, severely.
W 5 Flaughcr,
n J Mercer "
COMPANY D.
o ii Robinson, private, killed.
Alfred llitchcw, wounded severely.
u . Elder " slightly.
a { Gregg, slightly.
Wm Michals, Corporal, slightly.
Mieaja MusgrOye, slightly.
COMPANY I.
Eli Butler, private, wounded slightly.
COMPANY c.
Thos Fisher, private, wounded mortally
Samual Hayes, slightly.
COMPANY \.
Lewis Woe private, killed.
Charles Fra. 5, wounded severely.
COMPANY X.
w II II Ingle, private, wounded slightly.
COMPANY G.
John Wise, private, wounded slightly.
George Babbit, " slightly.
y S Gromcs, slightly.
COMPANY B.
Thomas Mcbride, Corporal, killed.
Calvin Bowcrsoek, private, mortally
wounded, since dead.
George w Ponts, Corporal, severely.
q p 1ognrt, severely.
Thomas Smith, severely
q w Wagner private severely
VIM Stephenson
JAS Redmond orderly sorg't slightly
w Kintz private slightly
Freeman Hughes private slightly
Andrew Bcrkett
There are several cases too slight to
merit report.
My command to day is in very good
condition as regards health and discipline.
They are in good fighting order.
am Sir,
Your obedient servant.
A. NJ. BLAoKMAN.
Licut-Col Commanding,
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A Handsome Residence
For sale.

The sabserhsr win sell at private sale, the rssi.
deuce Of REV. Il. X. HlGBEE, on College Hill,
Tinin,O.
Title perfect, 'posss,sion given immediately will
be pleased 10 show the PrOPsiy'o persons desroas
PuTehaaing. .
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-04-25
Sheriff Sale.

April o5, 1869.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-04-25

CUMTANN 7,
Levi Laughlin, Sergeant slightly.
{ c Loughlin, Corporal severely.
James Stoner private, slightly.
John ii St1ncr, severely.
w S Flaughcr,
\ J Mercer, I