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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-27

Thtffotte Letter.
We find inserted in the Washington cor
respondenee Of the Philadelphia Inquirer the
following copy of letter from the Mayor OF
Boston TO the President OF the United States.
Ii gives expression 10 sentiments which do
honor 90 the Intelligence aud patriotism OF
Ia aufhor.
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MILITARY:
ToNsoRIAl.


DR0F. GEORGE w. CANADA
- having renusd his shaving and Hair D~es-ins
saloon, adjoining The Tsrre Hsuie House bess leave
70 Inform the citizens and public generally thsf he
Il no~ prepared 10 vsit upon customers Ia his
usaAl Satisfactory manner. strict sttentcs eissn %
shsmpeonins aud Cutting Ladies and Ltlls oirls
Hair. oEO. w. CANADA.
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harvester for 1862.
Farmers .ffffHfS0Hf
A CHALLENGE OFfERRDf

Ball's Ohio Mower and Reaper I'm
proved
Secured ~ SsxfeeR Separate Pntnfs,
1his machine. a. she vsrions trlsls snd Fsirx.
las tsksn IN almost upprscscsnted numbsr ofpFe
niums. Al The greatesi practical Geld Trial a
Respers and Nossrs eyef held IN the Tinted stats
- syrscuse. y. Y, tbs msehine received ths
srsztsst number II credit msrks eutitiuR Il q fhs
Grand Gold MEAL and Diploma offered ~ The uni.
tsd states Agricultural socisty for the hEST Nos
ias ks<hiss.
frisl m tho ssid Il al that i rsqalrsd a. give
thls machine preferences over ell others and nos
take this method q ofsffns sshaienE~ oT trial ~
ihs Ohio Efspcr and Mower - Ce-sfxrn Ma hise
against eli others oc<red for sale Ia uais nsft~t
Warmers all DO vel 90 call sBd examine fhl.
snarhiD~ bsfor. psrchssng sny et,ssr-s tI.
fof sale al oaf Nsfehons.
TURNER a NckEES
We siep Agents fof ueor~'s pstent Improved
Grain Drill and TIE ''sisnts sussr NIL.
iuniets1n TUhskk a AcEEES
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COAL! COAli
NJ q w T. 4 4. M
!. G. cosrs Us. coxps.
CONllx 4 DROTilEH.

IAyING fecsntiy pursha~sd tn CosI Bsn. far
i usrly kno~p a. the "scHKE MINES" one
snd- thres-qasrtsr mills - the city are no~
prepared % farnsh The citizens u Tsrrs- Hauts and
sieinity rith goei articls q veil scfsen~d easf
figures 10 sutt these psriious times
We are sise Agsnts for The Highland, BrssE and
Fsrsnsrsburs caAl Niues.
- Orders lon Al The vigo coanty Scales o. Al the
re<tsnoe 81 either pfopfistor. near the RIslucnd
Railroad Dspet, ON BE eiisd On abort no<io>.
Give Ne ufai
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-27

tons diseases Of the
URINARY ORGANS,
MALE ox FEMALE.
From whatever cause originating, and no matter
HOW LONG STANDING.
Diseases Mixes organs require the ii ninrsti
HFiNBoI.D's EXTRACT BUCHU
Is TIKI GRE AT DIuRFTIcf
And - certain have the cesIrsd eject N ali L..
Eases Tor which Il l. reoohsmended
Evidence Of most reliable and responsible ehsrso.s.
will accompany the mrdicines-
CERTIFICATES or cuRFs.
Prom 5 10 20 yeafs' standing.
With names known
SCIENCE AND PANE
Price u per bottle. or six for e. delivered 10 an,
address. Securely packed from observafion
Describe symptoms In ali cnmmnnIcsfions
cures Guaranteed. Advice Gratis
AFFIDAVIT.
Personally appeared before me. Alderman q the
city OF fhiiadelphia, n i. Hkl.hBOiD. Chemist VIE
being duly sworn. docs say that bis preparation con-
ians no narcotic. mercury. or Injurious drugs but
purely vegetable. n. r. HKIMBofD
sole Manufacturer
Sworn and subscribed befcte me, the asi day a
November. lisa. WA. .HiBBARD. Alderman.
Address Letters for Information in confdencs 10
Ut. HElNB0I.D.
Practical and Analytical CAernlst
loS south Tenth 81. below Chestnut phil.
BEWARE az COUNTERFEBIS
AND uNPRlNClPlED DEALERS
10 ends.feE - s.spose ''es sHEI. ovs' Aed 'ios-
~ AHrIctss on rrs ssrvrsroS AfTsrssDEsf
Hslmsold's Genuine Preparation.
Extract Buchn.
Ssrtspariil.-
Improved Ro-s vssh.
j.H CUNNINGHAM. posSfLIs,
Ana AZ DTaggls,s exeryshssl-
Gut out the advertisement and send Coz u.
AND Avomrxrosnues AND ErPosuV.
hsrchs' e2aAwiy
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N EpicAL.
HELMBoLD's GENUINE pkepa
III TON.

HkLABoLD'S GENUINE PkEPA
Ii TON.
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED,
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT RuCHu
A Positive and Specific Remedy
f0r Diseases of the BLADDER. KlDSFYs cpavs,
aud DROPSiCAL SwELIISGS-
This Medicine Increases he dover 81 Dises,i.s,
aud excftrs the ASSIGNMENTS INTO healthy -.
by which Tie wATERY OR cAlcARoIis a.
reduced. a. weii a. PAIN AND INFLAMMATION
xEs. woxES. OR CHILDREN.
lt HuNBoLD's EXTRACT RUcBu
arislnfrosn Exccsses. raAlis u Dissipation, Ksry
ludlscFetoa ar Ahuss
ATTENnsD WITH THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS
lndssPesltiea a. fsestion Los Ct rsUsf.
Loss u hefsoEy, Difssnlf of Breaihisg.
Veal Nerve, Trembling,
Horror uftt<rss~ WakefnlTse~s.
Dimness ~ Aisiof Pain IA The BACK
Universal ia-,l,eas ia NJ suisr system.
BOs Hands. ilshlns Of the Body,
iryne<z VI The skin frktiors~ the Pace.
fALi1D CoUNTENkScE.
. These symptoms II allowed to e "a. which this
'"sa,s xPr ,rrssrs-ri{ ,ssS,sS - S s,c
IN oNr of WHICH THE PAlIEvlj az ENPIRF
by those ~DIkFfrL DISEASES $--"s--
INSANITY ANDCoNsI'NFnOF.
4 Many are aware u the cause q their snnsrln-
BUr MONK ~Iig. cOSFFSs
rHF RECoFtS VI IHE INSANE AsNICkS.
And the Melancholy DEATHS ly Consumpsian.
! Hssk ksp1k wTrSFss - iva snCTs AssFkrroN.
THE CONSTITUTION ONCk AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Requires The ali q Eetieins 20 Strengthen aud
| fnsiFerste the system.
Which Hslsso.p's gaTRAcT HUcnu inssustly
does.
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FEMALES FsNAIFs-FRNAIRs

FEMALES kltAIES-FENALRS
OLD or yoI Nc. SINGLE, MARRIED.. or CON-
TEkI1.k1g>6 aARkiA6k
IN MANY AFFECTIONS PECULIAR IL FINALS
ths Extract ffachais upeqtale by any osh.r y
a. ia Chlarosas Retention. lrlegalarity fsinfus
ness. az Suppression of Customary fyacustions, Ii
csrstsd scirrhoss state % the Uterus eucorI hos
whites Sterility, and Cor all complaint incidnt
60 the ses whether srising nom indiscretion Habits
Of Dissipation. OF In the
DECLINE OK CHANGE or IIFF
SKI SYMPTOMS ARovF
NoFAhILy SHOULD Nv WITHOUT IT.
TAkf no MOAB BALsks, MFscrEy, on usr1s.
sEpiCIsF uSrffksksT AND pkNGrxors
HFIhBoi.D's EXTRACT Essat H..
s ct.ssS. rendesstvhU
IN all their Stages, : BssEASE~v
-.salcr<Sse u Diet; No inr.nr,r,,s 80
s1ass AND NO kAPOSURE
= -8ases frequent desire ard rfyrs sf,sn.,h -.
trinste, thereby Removing obssructsons
Preventing aud Curing structures Of the lire,h,
Allsytng Pain and Inflammation 40 freorer,
the class Of diseases. and expellins All paisou..
Diseased. and worn sut Matter
feoUskSns rfoN -aopss~ns
WHO NAVE bfkN TIKI VICTIMS or ouapr.
and Who have paid HrAvY FHEs 10 be cured ia !, -
time, have found they deceived and tlst a.
'rOIsoN" has. by The use 81 sspo~rrful &C.
gents been dried up in the system O. lresk a., i.
/ an aggravated form. and "
PERHAPS AFTFR MARRIAGE
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-27

TkKS no MOAB BALsks, MFscrzy, On usrIE.
sEptCIsF FoR uSrffksksT nsNGrxors
HFLhBoLD's kxTRacr Hy,sas H.. -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-27

The Democrats Platform adopted by he
sth of January Coas ention. contains TIE ioi
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-27

Zee HELxBoLD's KrrRAc1 BucHu fer Al At
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-12


csedns zen by hf:ssI inches, per
lVU square fecs.. ..............
De-, above that, and not exceeding
sixteen BY twsn'T-feur inoass. psf
square ioos. ...............
Do. above tfat, and net exceeding
twenty.iocr BY na:y Inches, Per
Ali aoovs thst, and not exceeding In
weight 1 ID. per 50 foot, per "a. foot.
imported Ia sheets or tables. without
reference TO size or form. shall pay
the kigNsat duty.
Rough plate, weighing over 100 lbA
per leo square feet, SHALL pay AN Nd
ditiynxl duty on the excess ~ he
sams rates a. Absvs.
Hatcd window glass, same ~ trough
Rollsd window glass. same y trough
pia's."
Do, cylinder, not exceeding ten ~
1i'sen inches per sluare foot, per
100 tqusrs set ..................
Do, sbovs that md aot sxcssdips
six ocn BY twtn,y four inches peg
square foot.
Do, above that, and net exceeding
twenty four by thirty inohss por
Al above that, and not exceeding IN
weight 10. por o.. foot, per 60. foot
Do, weighing over leo lbs. por 100
square iset. shall pay in additional
duty On the s1csas, ~ The same
rate - above.
Broad, not sxe sedins ter By Gstssn
it.ches, per square foot. ......
Do. above that, aud not exceeding
sixteen BY twenty fear iachss, per
square foot. .......
De-, above that, and not sxcseclng
twenty four By thirty inches, per
pqrars foot. -.
An ABOVE that, and not exceeding IN
weight emo pound per square foos,
psr square foot. ...,............
weighing over 100 lbs per 100 square
feet, shall pay an additional duty
on the excess ~ the ssms rates q
above.
Do, cast polished plate, unsilvsrsA,
not sxcseding ten BY fifteen inches,
10, square foot. ..................
DO. above thss SUD not sxoss sing elk.
teen By twenty four inshse, per
squar, FOOT. ...,...............
Do, above that kad Rat exceeding
twsaty.icu- b, thirty inches, per
square fCet.........,...... .....
Do, above that and not ., seeding
tWcnsy -four By sixty inches. ......
Do, ali sblvs that, psr square fess..
Do, weig ing over go lbs. Lss 100
square sst, sb1.' 49, o. ainit.. lal
dasy n sush sIcssso, 81 ih.....
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-03-07

Sale Of Real Estate by
Order Of Court.

BY virtue Of an order Of tho Probate Court
of Seneca county, Ohio, on
TnE 5th DAY or ArHL, A. D.. 1862,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4
o clock z. NJ, at the door OF the Court House
in the city Of Tiiliu, Seneca county, Ohio,
will be sold to the highest bidder, the follow
ing real estate, as the property OF Elijah
Brooks, deceased, to-wit:
Situate in the county Of Seneca, and State
Of Ohio, and being part Of the west hall OF
he south west quarter Of section thirty one
f3l) Township two C2) north ofrange fifteen
lfI5i in the Delaware Land District, Ohio,
beginning for the snme on the north side Ct
Honey Creek, where the same crosses the
township line, between townships two =!
north of range fourteen ia and hiteen TO-
thence north ON and hloug said township lie
TO point twenty eight % rods and fourteen
ll4j links south Of the quarter post set ioi
section thirty one [3l thence east 2S rods
and so links to the south east corner Of .
8 acre lot heretofore conveyed to J Chamber
lin by Elijah Brooks and wife, thence noril
along the east line of said last mentioned lo
twenty eight l9sl rods and fourteen tl4
/ links to the centre line Of said section theme,
east on said centre line TO a stake at poin
twenty one f2l chains flom the quarter posi-
alorcsaid, thence south parallel with safe
township line twenty three 23l chains to q
stake, thence west ton [ iOl chains aud mt,
/ SO liz Ks 10 a stake ON the west side of said
/ II onoy Greek. ard thence with the meander
ings thereof to the place Of beginning.
Also. n small piece Of land of Of the south
end Of the west half Of tho west half Of IN,
south west quarter Of section thirty onc[3l
township tWo-2-north Of range fifteen--lI
and being all Of said tract lying south o
/ I1.ss-r I..,,I,N T.1i ls,.
Commencing at a s,ono planted In the benC
Of Honey CrSek, on the east bank of the soutl
side Of said creek, and running from theme,
in duo east course until 9it intersccts tn
east boundary line Of lands owned be Elijal
Brooke, and from thence nurthwardly to sal,
Honey Creek, aud thence running along sal,
Honey Creek with the me nderings thcreo
to the place Of cginning-containing fv
acres more or less and containing in all I.
acres more or less
| Uncncumbcred by dow or.
| Possession given on 10Th day Of April lSG.
OLIVER FONCANNON,
LEANDER STEM,
Administrators Of Elijah Brooks, deceased
with viii annexed.
Appraised at S
\ March III, lS62.--4w,-Ss, so,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-03-07
a Runnina Accnumf.

General Burnside has released the pris-
oners captured at Roanoke, and charged
thom up to the Confederate aecouGt.--
Thus our great victories mako another
entry in the ledge. At this rate, book
keep ng will be the great feature Of the
war; Perhaps our Government thinks
the war ended. This policy was adopted
after the battle of Rich Mountain, when
the Government ordered the release of
ever thousand prisoners. Our brave
soldiers who were taken prisoners at Bull
Run lay seven months in Southern pris-
ons, and many OF them wasted awuy in
disease aud despair as the price OF that
folly. We shall probably have occasion
to repent the present basly act of grace
Gin. Gas,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-03-07
IoN VIZ NOBs.EAND NEGRO
CATCHING,

In the Congressional nrocccdin,a ol
las, week, VIC find the rol,ovinr.
MIR. plnir Of Missouri from hc
Military con mittce. lcnnrtcd hin
to establish an additional article
W War lor no government
follow, "AlI ollIocrs Inv i'm ,hn mii;tar" 80 r
vice are prohibited nrom employing any
of the forces under their respective COM
lhonSs Tor 'he purpose OF returning lugi-
hnsc v ,hn c,ai' aiv' ,, on '""o, ,., gS'"p'S rom
be due to them, aud ony oliccr found
guilty by ccwt-mar,iul of violating this
Article, shall be dismissed irum the scr.
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ssoing an the Cumberland.



Every cabin door is open as VIC pass,
aud in every one woman's futtering
hundkcrchiefis seen. Eyerywhere women
children and negroes crowd TO the banks
to see steamboats, once mere blowing the
neglected stream and wave their welcome
back TO commerce and the nagj but for
dozens of miles not white man is to be
seen. They have either been driven of
by the rebels or are Of doubtful loyalty,
and deem !: prudent to keep out OF the
way.
There arc two marked EXCEPTIONS
Eddyville, pleasant little river town,
perched on the bluffs some forty miles up
the river, runs up the Stars and Stripes as
we approach, and prcy-haired men arc
seen at their landing, waving their hats,
and shouting and cheering till the tears
rul down their aged checks. And at Cam
/ ton, long before We reached the place a
rugred featured, buttcrnut-clothed farmer
is seen on the bank, shouting till one
would think him crazy. ave been ground
down." he ycls in ecstacy of delight; I've
not dared to speak n word, I've been
threatened with hanging, but | knew II
would oil como right glory TO God, il has
comet Aud more shouts and ccstatic
bat waving, while the boys cheer the fine
fellow as if they were splitting their
throats.
Three or four women are seen at a
cabin door waving their handkorchiefs. A
soldier carefully reconnOitcrs, and at last
announces, "Boys, there's gal up there
got hoops on! Three cheers for the gal
I with hoops in this countryr" And the ga
with hoops" gets three stunning cheers.
At "A iorlorn looking cabin on the Other
bank woman appears broom-stick IN
hand, and for wnnt Of n handkerchief
shnl.~~ her housewives apron aloft. "dut
bless you," shouts an enthusiastic olt
Major, who stands perchcd on the top ot
the pilot house, "you aud your children
and your childrcn's children forever.-
You're one Of the right sort. Three cheers
for the woman with the broom-stick.-
Hail Columbinp" And ,han-,ha oii Ata-
llOr, unable TO contain his feelings longer
in mere words goes off in a prolonged
, I"Youp, youp, youp," TO which the lads OF
deck give lusty response.
, "Hurrah for JEFF. Davis!" dcfiantly pipes
a good looking, hnfgrowu urchin, il
front of house considerably larger thar
its ueighbors, in the door OF which some
, ladies' stand looking at the boat, hut wav.
, ing no handkerchofs. "Oh, you little vii.
lain" roors the excited Major. "You'rt
Secession, are you! Hell is your portion
thank Godl Hail Columbiar
AT another of the larger houses, a group
of ladies stand loking at the boat. "Hur-
rah for the Union," yells the Major from
the roof of the pilot house. No response
from the ladies'. "Hurrah for the Slurf
aud Stripes" yells the Major again. Still
. no response. "Why don't You wave YOU
, hahikerchiefsl" angrily ars the Major
while the decks and guards explode will
uncomfortable roars oflauehter. "Havn'
, you got no feelings! Secesh! Sccesh
, (pointing the finger, after the manner o
little boys s,crying shame,) Seceshl Secesh
r Oh you villains. HurrOh for the Union.-
! Death to rebels! Hail Columbia And S,
) It goes all the way.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-03-07
sheriff sale.
Abraham L. Kern and Jerome B. Kern


Va,
Anna b. KEN, Michael Kern aud others.
By virtue oi an order made by the Court of
Common Pleas of Seneca county, Ohio, mt tho
January tenn, A, ID. 1869. inthe above err
titled cause and to me directed, 1 viii off.r
for sale nj public vendue at the door of tho
Court House, in the city Of Tiffin, in snid
county, on
TuE 2lth DAY OF MAncH. A. ID. Is62,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4
o'clock 7. M. Of said day, the following de-
scribed lands and tenements, To wit:
The south half OF the south west quarter
of section number seventeen (l7) 10 township
number one (l) north, in range number fif-
teen l5) east, less one fourth OF an acre,
thereof, heretofore sold foI the purpose of a
school house, containing seventy nine and
15-lOOths acres Of land more or less.
Also, the following, to wit:
Beginning al stone eighty rods north of
the south west corner of section number sew
onteen 40 in township number one ID north
In range number fifteen Q5) cast, thence run
ming east ninety two rods TO Honey Greek I;
thence with the moanderings Of said creek,
lirst north tifty degrees west twenty four rods;
thence west sixteen rods thence north twSn-
ty degrees, west ten rods hence north
twenty eight degrees, east forty three rods;
thence north seventy four deg recs, west TWEEN
ty two rods thence South eighty Gegrees ,
west three rods and fifteen links thence
south six degrees east, fourteen rods thence
south forty six degrees west, twenty four
rods thence Fuoth, eighty degrees west,
eight rods thence west twenty four rods /;
to the west line OF said section thence south
on said line TO the place OF beginning con-
tail'ing twenty and l4.l6Oth acres Of land
mere or less.
Alsn fl.a fntfnuut.,
Being part of the east half Of the south
east quarter Of section number eigh cen (lS)
in township number Que (l) north, in range
number fifteen Isl east and beginning for the
same az n lOint in the center OF the county
road pas Ing through said half quarter, and
which point is six .ods south Of tie north
east corner Of said half quarter, and on the
north line thereof, thence west slong the cen
ter Of saidroad twenty two rods, to a point
where the same turns southward, thence
southerly and easterly along the center Of
said road, and with the course and meander
thereof, until the same inteTssets the east line
Of eAid half quarter section, thence north on
and along the said east line TO the place OF
beginning. Containing nine acres OF land
moro or less.
All in sail county Of Seneca.
TERMS OF SALE.-One third Of the
pu-cha0e money, cash in hand Oh tho day OF
sale, one third In twelve mouths, and one
third in twenty four months, thereafter, with
interest from the day OF sale The deferred
payments 70 be secured by mortgage on the
premises sold.
The above lands win be offered in separate
parcels, aud free OF aud unneumbe,ed by
dover Of the said widow, aud at not less than
two thirds OF the appraised value.
W. acres appraised at $4,000.
20 IL l60th acres appraised at $500.
9acres appraised al s2l6.
LEVI WEIRICK,
Sheriff,
February "a. 1861, sls.l5
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-03-07
,rhcir prc,cnse Confc.scd.

Yoncv a. co. IN ,ivh appeal 10 the
British Government for recognition and
aid, make the following naive confession,
taking away all the case their sympathiz-
crs in the North have been and are in the
habit of making for them:
alt was num no ieor that tho slaves
wtuld be liberated that secession took
placc. Tie very party in power has pro-
posod TO guaranty slavery forever in the
Sintrs, " the South would but remain in
Che Union. Mr.. Lncon's Message pro-
poses not freedom to the slave, but an
nounccs subiection of his owner to the
will OF the Union, in other words, TO the
will of the North. Even after the battle
of Bull Run, both branches Of the Com
grcss at Washington passed resolutions
that the war is only waged in order to up
hold that (Pro-siavcry) Constitution, and
TO enforce the laws (many of them pro-
slavery.) and out Of l72 votes in the
Lower House they received al but two
and 10 the Senate all but one vote. AS
the army commenced lis march, the COM
Imundig General issued an order tn at no
sltvcs should be received into, or allowed
to follow the camp.
The great object of the war, therefore,
as new officially annouced, is not to free
the slave, but to keep him in subjcction
TO his owner, and to control his labor
through the legislative channels which
the Lincoln Government designs to force
upon the masters"
Would il not be we'll for such papers
as the Statesman, the Enquirer and 9TH
era, who persist in repeating tho lio that
agitation in the North caused the rebel
lion, TO make a note of Mr.. Yancy's con-
lossion! lfthey would, Ond be concud-
ed from their false, malignant, unfounded
and pcrnicious attempts TO excuse, in
some sort, the rebellion, by charging its
chief guilt upon parties other than tho
rebels themselves, they would certainly
improve their moral constitutions, while
ineurings bottsr sisop - ni.shts,.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-03-07
Demlll ol Gen. Lnndcr.

Tho news of the dnath of Gen. Ian.
der, unexpected entirely as that event
was, will excite universal sorrow.
A brave and n true man, earnest
hearty aud jealous, he was regular
lighting soldier. Like war-horse, he
snuiled the battle from Ofar and chafed to
be in its midst.--lnaction was death "a
him and il is not unlikely that had far
more to do with his doath than the hard
ships of the field. He is another of the
brave men whose deuth lays at the door
OF the traitora who have been seeking to
destroy the Union.
Gen. Lander will have his place in the
memory of tho people with the brave
men who have gone before us. His
death will have no effect upon the con-
dition of military affairs in his district,
his place has been immediately filled by
Gen. Shields.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-03-07
Sheriff Sale.


Michael Corrigan and others.
By virtue ofan order made by the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Seneca county, Ohio ut
the Nov. term, A .D,l56l in the above entitled
cause and to me directed, wi | offer for sale
at public vendue, at the door Of the Court
House in the city Of Tiiin in said county, on
THE 18th nay OF March, 4. D. 1869,
between the hours uf 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and
o'clock ?. VI. of said day tho following lands
AND tenements 70 wit
The cast half of the south east quarter OF
section two (2), township two ~ north Of
range fourteen (li) east, containing eighty
acres uf land, more or Ices.
And tho wet half Of the south east
quarter Of of section two tsl, north ofrango
fourteen C4) cast. Containing eighty acrcs
of land, more or less.
TERMS OF SALE.-One third cash on
day OF sale, one-third In twelve months, and
one third in twenty four months, with interest.
The deferred payments to be secured by mort
gage ON said promises.
Appraised at $de00,0o. sf b
LEVI WEIRlCK..
sheriff.
February II, 1861. si,G5
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-03-07
Ohio Troops az Donclson.

A Fort Dunelson letter OF the 2lst u
the Columbus Journal says;
Six Ohio Regiments are there; the
5S,h, Col. Bauscnwein; 10th, Col. Wood;
18th, Col. Legutt, Col. StcudmHn's, Col.
Kinncy's; 9Oth, Col. Whiltlesey's. Only
the two former We're there in time to en-,
gage in battle, Col. Bausenwoin's and
Col. Wood's-they Were spoken OF as al
most equal to Regulars. Col. B's was
the first to place the stars aud stripes up
on the fort. All speak fhm us brave
accomplished officer. Five were woun-
dcd--threo from Company ID, Captain
Strader, from Columbus, Captain Stra-
der was wounded, but not dangerously.