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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-09-26
sept26-6w
Legal Notice
Court Of Common Pleas of Seneca coun-
ty, Ohio.
Luke B. French aud Francis C. Keith,
partners under the firm name of French
a. Keith, Plaintiffs,


against
John Kanney, Defendant.
The said defendant, John Kanney, will
take notice, that said plaintiffs, on the
18th day Of September, 1862, filed their
petition against said defendant Kanney,
in the Court of Common Please OF Sene-
Gu county, Ohio, wherein in substance
they say;
LIST. That there is due to them from
defendant, seyenty-iive dollars wi h in
terest since September, Sd, 1869, on the
Promisory note by said defendant, execu-
cuted and delivered to plaintiffs, May 81,
lS62, payable in four months
I'd. That there is due to them from
defendant the sum of thirty-four and six
ty-six one hundredth dollars, with inter-
est since July l2th, lS62, for a balance Q
of accsunt OF goods sold and delivered to
defendant by Gorden McMillen g. Co.
at his request, and which has been fer a
good consideration assigned and trans
ierred to plaintiffs. Tha, plaintiff had
carsed an attachment to issue against
said defendant, to the Sheriff of Ssnecl
county, ohio--and prays tor Judgment ae'
oordingly. That said defendant must an
swer said petition, on or before tho 6tl
day of December, A, d., 1862, or judg-
ment will be entered accordingly.
N. l.. BREWER,
Atty for Pt'f.
septa6-6w $3.50
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" shoot Another"

The New Orleans Delta, Of August
3lst says: Colonel llolcomb, of the lst
Louisiana Volunteers, sent long letter
to headquarters yesterday, dctliling an
account of disturbance in his camp, and
stating at the close, that he had been
obliged to shoot one of the muntineers.
General Butler read the paper carefully
endorsed il T" Shoot another" und sent
it back to the Colonel. This Jacksoni-
an promptness of the General will do
more to bring terror to evil doers in the
camp than all the thumb,ying that has
taken place since the war began. The
ringing endorsement "shoot another"
will 60 from camp to camp throughout
the American army /; but what will the
London Times say That's the rub
That's whut frightens us.
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NOTICE.

TREAsuRER's OFFIcE, Seneca CO
Tiffin. Sept 22d, '62.
The Tax Payers Of Seneca county will take
notice that, in purance Of Instructions re-
ceiyed from the Treasurer of State. nothing
but Gold and Silver, the notes Of specie pay
ing banks Of this State aud United States
Treasury Notes, will be received in the pay
ment Of Faxes. You will also provide your
selves With change.
SAMUEL HERRIN,
Treasurer.
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sheriff Sale.
John O.. Heller,
va
John Heller. e al.

John Heller, et al.
BY virtue OF an order made by the Court Of
Common Pleas of Seneca County, Ohio. on
the Sd day Of June, A. d. 1862 in the above
entitled cause aud to me directed, | will { ifcr
for sale at public vendue at the door of the
Court House, in the city Of Tifiin, in said
county, on
TnE 9Th DAY OF OcroBrR, A. d. 1862,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ and 4
O'Clock p. NJ, Of said day the following de.
sciibed lands aud tenements. to.wit:
Being n art of lot numbered eight [s] In
the town Of Louisville, commencing ut the
South East corner of said lot, running West
ninety (90l feet thence North fifty ak 1861
feet thence East ninety 1901 feet thence South
TO the place of beginning, in Seneca county
Ohio.
LEVI wEIRlCK,
Sheriff.
Sent. Goth, 1862. S3,75
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-09-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BLACKBERRY BRANDY!!

A pure article made from the
root and French Brandy. An ex.
cellent article in Diarrhea, Dys-
entary, Summer Complaints, &c.
Prepared and for sale by
DuBoIs & Co.
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Sep,embcr loth-lo. 40 A. N

September l0th-l0. 30 A. N.
To Msj Gcn.ral II. w. Ilallcck =
plcusanton ia driving the enemy across
the river. Our victory was complete
The enemy is driven back into Virginia.
Maryland and Pennsylvania arc now
salr. Signed.
GEO. y. MCCLELLAN, Major Gen.
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oaicini Isepor, OF tic Iuka VIC
Tory.
luKA, MISS, Sept 90.
III U.U..f ly......I q, frl..f.

IT. w. Ha,leei, General in. Chief:
Gen. RDsccrans, with Stonloys and
IIumiton's Divisions and W. ncr's Cav
airy, attacked Price, south OF this viii
laSc, two hours before dark yesterday
lie bad sharp fight until night closed
in.
Gen. Ord, who was to the north with
50OO men, had some skirmishing with
the enemy. This morning the fight was
renewed 10y Rosccrsns, who wa, nearest
town, but il was lourd the enemy had
boon cyucuatinu during the neht. Ham
lltun aud Stanl,y's cavalry are In pur-
SUIT. Tho loss on either side in killed
aud wounded was 1000 to 5000 % The
cncmy's loss In tents, arms, etc, will be
large. We have 300 prisoners.
have rcli bio intelligence that Il was
Prices Intention TO mQyo over into East
Tennessee. In this he has lailed.--
Among the cncmy's loss was General
Little, killed, aud Whill0rd Wounded
Prices force was ubout $4,000.
(S'gnctl
u. s. GRANT.
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srniemhcr 10Th A. 40 A. 81.

FNTVINIINNI TWVIE Us UV INs III
To M,ior General llalleck But 1T
tie occurred yesterday, except skirmish-
ing. Last night the enemy abandoned
his position, leaving his dead and wound.
cd on the field. We are again in pur.
suit. | do not yet know whether he is
falling back To an interior position or
crossing the iytr. We may sufoly claim
a victory.
| Signed ] GEO. n. MCCLELLAN,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-09-26

orThe ST. Louis Democrats Mem
phis correspondent, says tho seeosh of
the latter city, wore long faces when they
learned that the report of the capture of
Cincinnati, which appeared in the Arkan-
sas, was lie,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-09-26

or WmAr do Worcester, Ashley a
Co., propose TO do with the negroes al
tor they free them, and begin their steady
mnreh.io the North l-TNa A Advertiser.
II they were nee. they would much
prefer TO remain in the South where the
climate suits them, and would never b c
gin their strsdy march North, The very
reverse march would begin. The ne,
gross already hecr would commence
leaving FOR the South, Really the way
10, keep the free blacks out Of the North
n 10 have them free in the South I
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-09-26
The TIfan Tribune.

We think il will not be out Of place
to make u few suggestions, and in
form the patrons of the TiFFIS TRIBUSr,
that the next issue will end Volume
FOURTEENTH. Iu making this announce
mcnt we desire to say, that the FIF-
TEEN1n Volume will commence on Octo-
Der Sd, and claiming the same privilege
as other businessmen, we shall cndeavor
TO make some changes in regard to the
publication of the Tribune, which, we
hope will be more agreeable to our mum.
crous subscribers as well as the publish.
CT. IL is this ; The CASH system is bet
ter for the patrons and better for the
publisher in the end. II saves trouble
and labor in posting books and keeping
accounts. Now we arc fully convinced
in looking over our subscription book,
that there ia scarcely name in it but
what is us able to pay in advance at the
beginning of the FIFTEENTH Volume as
he is at the end. Our subscribers outside
Of our entcrprising businessmen and in.
dustrious mechanics in Tiilin, are prin-
cipulIy all thrifty and well-doing farmers,
and can command at most any time the
small sum of ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY
CENTS. We desire to publish Weekly
or Monthly Record of receipts of all who
pay In advance, commencing October 3d.
1869, and ending October Sd, 1863. This
system once established, aud the person
paying in advance, will always know
when his time expires, We have large
subscription list, composed of the best
aud most influential citizens of SenecS
county, aud shall be pleased to have q
long roll of honor" to announce during
tho mouth of October.
We do not intend the above remarks
as especial dun" by any means, bu
merely make the suggestion in bust
ness way, and trust that twill meet tn,
appreciation Of ALL OUR PATRONS, an,
prove moro atisiSctory than the old sys
TEN. Now, gentlemen, come to the res
cue, and we will furnish you NeTs
paper superior to any in the Northwest
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-09-26

WAR Ngws.--Wc havo no reliable
news from the Potomac army. Tho reb-
els htvc left Maryland aud gone into
Virginia.
The news from Kentucky look as II
Bragg and Nelson would come together
before many hours. Gen. NELSON has or
dered all the women and children u leave
Louisville, at an hours notice.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-09-26

or THE arrest of 0lds was outrageous
and unwnranted, and the work OF some
dirty scoundrels who took this means OF
venting their eowardly spite.-TWia Ad.
OF course il was. He did nothing--On-
ly manifested undisguiscd sympathy for
the rebels, going even so far az to act
uAlly incite armed resistaRes 10 tAe dreft'
That was all lie was very model of
loyal man--in the Advertisers view
we suppose - sistsr.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-09-26
I.nst--Sa Rewnrd.

LOST between THIN and Melmore on the
10th OF August large POCKET BOOK,
about $50 in Bank Notes. Also
o,,e Promlsary Note for $50, signed by Dr.
Ohilds. O e Not for si2 signsd by Jossph'
Harbaagh. -
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-09-26

0STrhe "Dsm )eratic Party" is the on
ly real Union party in cxeistence now!
-SsRscd Advertiser.
What Internal nonsense. Why, my
dear sir, we know of Democrats in the
State of Ohio, who look upon the leaders
of your tressouable organization, as the
wors, kind Of traitors. Those Demo
Gratis, too, are gentlemen of Intelligence,
influence, aud we'll versed in the political
history of our eountry, state publicly and
without fear of contradiction. that tho
Locotoeo party, at the present timc. are a
base set of wicked traitors, and are as
much 10 blanc for this rebellion as the
traitors in the South. The facts stands
on record, and no loyal man will deny
them. Sympathisers of JeG, Davis, OF
course, wilfhow aud squirm.
or In is reported that Buell. had come
up with the r.bel force under Bragg aud
engaged him in battle, DoubtMl.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-09-26
For Congressman,
Saml. 4 Worcester,
Of Huron county.
UNION COUNTY TICKET.


For A udiicr,
JAS. II. BRlNKERliOFF,
of Seneca.
For Treasurer,
SCUDDER CllAMBERLlN,
of Eden.
For Sheriff,
LEVI WElRICK,
of Tiflin.
For Recorder,
JOHN s, SMITH,
Of Scipio.
For Surveyor,
LEWIS T.. HOLTZ.
For COmmisSioner.
AZhRIAH c. BAKER,
of Reed.
For IHGrmdry Director,
LEVI KELLER,
Of llopcwcll.
For Coroner,
LEWIS SEITZ I'd,
of Bloom.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-09-26

AroLoGY.--The readers of the TriL-
uHe must excuse the appearance of
the paper this week. We were absent
two days, which will account for all
onissitIs.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-09-26

on Thursday night 10 escape being Inn
pressed into the rebel service and carried
into Vrgfnia.
Largo details Of rien were made this
morning TO bury tle remaining dead,
which had become offensive. Tic troops
are in excellent spirits over the result.
The rebels arb still visible on the oppo-
site shofc in force. They haze posted
a large amount Of artillery to prevent our
forces from crossing this river.
The cfiicers Of this army nre unani-
mously Of the opinion that Hooker, for
his gallantry and bravery should be made
a Brigadier General in the Regular army
made vacant by tho death Of Mans-
foH
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-09-26

fUKA, Miss, Sept. 20.
To Major Gen. Halleck Gen. Rose
Grams with stanley's and lIamiltOn's
Divisions and Wisencr's cavalry, attack
ed Price south OF this village, two hours
before dark yesterday, aud had sharp
fight NATL night closed in. Ord was TO
tho north with 5000 mon and had some
skrmishers with the enemy.
This morning the fight was renewed
by Rosecrans, who was nearest the town
but II was found the enemy had been
cvacuating during the night. Ilamilton's
and Stanlcy's cavalry are in pursuit.
Loss on either side killed aud wound.
cd 1000 to 5000. The onemy's loss in
tents, arms, &c, will be large. We huyo
200 prisoners.
We have reliable intelligence that IL
was Prices intention 10 move over into
East Tennessee. In this he has failed.
Among the enemy's loss is Gem. Lit
tic killed, ana Whinords Wounded
Prices force was about ls 600.
tSigncdl u. $. GRANT.
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RITHSBURG,FT.VAYNE 4 Chicago
RAU9aRoA Ahos
THE SHORTEST ROUTE
BETWEEN THE
EAST AND WEST.
FORREST.

FOREST.
with the =. D.A c. r. n. forming the most dree
line Eastward TO Pittsnnrg, Ph,ladehhia, ba'umcfr'
Washington City, New York and Desion' Aho'
seph, 81 Paul snd all The eiiss sAd towns ofihe
Northwest aud soathwsst. g..
Bsgga &c checked Though 10 all prominent points.
Elsgani State Room Sleeping Cars on oil nieh'
trans,
hoy tickets Eastward via crestlins and Pi,tsburg.
and Westward via ". Wayne. For sale at allpnnei-
pal lroad tet et Offices.
Jso. D. JsRvIs, VIM, p. shtNN,
Gen'l Supt. snf Passenger Agt.
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OMAHA, Sept. 90.

Messengers despatched by acting Gov.
ernor Paddock to the Northern settle
mcnis OF this Territory, 900 miles from
here, report the panic created by the mas
sacrts Ia MiaucSota has entirely subsid.
cd, that the settlers hsvo returned to
their homes. There are now no hostile
Indians within the limits OF this Terrilo-
ry, aud there is not the remotest proba'
6ihy oftroubleto settlers in am section
nom Indian dcprI dations.
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BALTIMORE, Sent 30.
BALrIMoKE, Sept. 20.

"velve hundred morv ,cbSl prisoners
arrived here this morning from Frokcr'
ick, captured by Mcclellan. They are
embarking for for Fort Delaware. An
other train is ON the way,
The prisoners are dressed in all man
ncr Of garbs and are very dirty and rag
god.
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Farm For Sale!

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legal Advertisement. hfty cents per square each
rarsrf "a.
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t1slr pubncaton.
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sgThsre VII be no deviation from the an bov
afes
oG Advertisements published in both baily and
weekly wtt be charged ,he full Daily rates with
slf II the Weekly rates added.
CHARLES CRUFT. Psoa.
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he Weekly Express

eu1nshed svsTy Wednesday. st ei so per Annun,
fsalee.
ss-so paper ssns without the money. nor oousinu-
iora ser tne than paid for.
Hntcs OF Advertising In weekly,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-07

Gen. MitcheiI,s Division.

The Cincinnati. Goa''e says private letter 10 u
gentleman in that city irem Huntsville, Alabama,
under date Of the goth ult., reports the heat, OF
Gen. Mtchell's army as very good. The writer
also remarks -" Gen. Mitchell made II bold push,
coming horc at tho time he did but think we will
hold it without Interruption unless our forces west
are repulsed see the Louisville Journal gives
us credit ior capturing 1000 prisoners. We cap
tured zoe only. think there i good degree of
Tnion sentiment hero that will develop itself when
the pcope are satisfied that they are forever bey-
ond the power Of Seccsh hut at present the pcc-
Pile careful to say but little against either side.
Whether it will not he necessary to insugurats a
more policy in the prosecution ag tho war,
can not say but if there j any truth 10 the say
i1gs and appearances of the people of Me South,
wr gain many friends by our gentlemaRly conduct,
as VIC pass through the country. Al all events, we
prove the Southern leaders 10 be liars. Our Col,
Norton,) is Provost Marshall of Huntsville, and
our regiment, alst Ohio Provost GGards Of the
town. Everything is quiet here"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-07

oar iOysoi is Vanaas,y ev,ia,ated ., l,sa a, seeo
to 2ooocO ucn, aud thc icbels at i,Oa, lc 200 to
'S?j eco Gpctsl WIlsck hA. arrived sul SicSl
is expected. Rut ShCneN,, or Nh,qcvcr the ssttlt
viii bc fought oul htsyc h,,. have No fsay, ~ to
The result, but are eager 10 nes.v,c arms with ,ho
bosscd "chi,alIy cf the South" Gvneral Hal
leck delivered speech tcw evenings ago in
which he ssij "lt the hcr,cs ci Fort Duncls Va
and tic heroes ct l,a Ridsc, aud ho hctoss uf
rttsbuty Lending, stspd bv me am surs ct sue.
ccsS is this bsttlc, which will soon l, part of his
tory, and YOU will be- IN Your way hcms in cich,
weeks"
Since Halleck came the prospects ol the ARMY
have frightened. New hor, ha, infused itself in
to the minds Of uur hoys and The change usdc since
his arrival is an evidence thst the enemy will not
find linn asleep. lie hSs Nr whole army called
out in line vt battle every morning ~ O'Clock
The army i, stationed m thrcc ps,sllcl columns.
each nre miles leug and containing 10000 ncu aud
placed two mites apart, And all moving sloNl, ~I
towards CoIu,h carefully accommodating tho couu-
try aS they advance. Thursday, Chn. smith. with
lO0o0 caVary, wen, to within ten mlcs OF Corinth,
drove in the cucmy's rickct~, snd rode inside of
their, lines aud returned IN safety. Three dcSsrtcrs
who came into camp yesterday, say thcp is much
dissatisfaction nmouS their men st Corn,b, Mo
rrgimcntS being uudsr arrest and that their tnrce
dceS not exceed loo OOO thaI they are generally
dishcartcnct.
Ii We src successful IN thi- place, tbiS gigantic
rebellion will be crushed although ti,cv may not
all Immediately give TIP the struggle. hui their
! power will be So crippled sud thcir wsourers 30
much diminished that subjugSton will 6ea forcgone
conclusion aud will be but work oi frw weeks.
am Of the opinion, thAt soon the glad tidings Of
peace will bv waited to our csrs ard the thunder
/ ot cannon will bo heard NO, ~ soN bringing
death aud human misery but the more plcasiu (
and joyful language ot peace, and tho soldiers,
Who by the pconc ION Of tie "Fathcr Of us all y
have not fallen prey to the wages ct war willhs
returning to their homes and friends, and the his
torisn will be enbalming their deeds spon the bat
lie fields a, Donclson. Pea Ridge, Somerset, Paints
vile, Corirth, 2, ,s's 'ocI s bs read hy succeed
ing generations and remain Ss All unanSwerahle ar
gumcnt in favor OF the truth uttered aSoug ths
last words vt the immortal Washington "frce
people are capable & sct.governmeui."
W. \. WASP.