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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-24

The Assault ON GIN. MONTGOMERY.
Capt Chapman and Lieut. McHenry, who
committed the murderOns assault ON Gen
Montgomery, at AlsxancIia, On Saturday,
are to be- tIled by court martial immedi-
ateIy. There is no doubt, AS 1t is plain case.
but that they will be sentenced 10 bs shot.
They may esca Pc the death penalty thro ugh
the Intel cession OF Gen. Montgomery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-24
For Mr.. WIsB-Mr. Speaker.
For Mr.. MAsoN-Mr. James.
For Mr.. BARBoUR-Mr. Carpenter.

r. nj. T. Hunter, los; VIM. Ballard Pres.
ton, 81; Charles w. Russell, 80; William u.
Hives, IL; John Is. Floyd, 7; William Daniel,
Jr., 2; James N. Mason, Henry A. Wise and
James Barbour, l each.
The result being announced, the Speaker
appOint ted committee to confer with a COM
mittes on the part of the Senate and com pare
the vote OF both Houses
When the committee returned. 1t reported
the following rs the result OF tho vote on
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-24


tsiligence OF the operations of Ger Hind.
mans forces:
In my last, mention was made OF the barn.
ing Of Gave City, Horse Gave, Rowl ~, etc,
by the forces of Gen. Hipdmaa, VIII Oh have
for some time sssn stattone0 ag tlsAsow
Junction. Since the date OF writE &, more
full particulars OF his transactions b we been
received. After having effected the tsstruo-
ton of the property ns howlette. ne rsturn-
ed 10 Horse Cave, which. after having con-
vsysa to another point the movable proper.
ty, was laid Is ashes. Coming on down 10
Cave City, the people were notified OF me
doom that awaited them. The furntfurs and
household chatiels were tasen charg' Of, tns
torch applied, and soon all the bsiidinS'
were . heap Of smouldsring RUNE. u Is 70.
ported to-day that Mammoth Cave baie! aaa
Ritter's hotel and buildings, 81 Woodland,
have also been burned; and IL u >sssf'su
that every public house on the lps o. W.
railroad and the turnpike above ire Janv
tior, within our lines, are to share 'ss '~AA"
fate.
aentlemen Jus. from the scene OF NEE w.
suuctive OPERATIONS represent APPsA
a. being dssolxts and painful In inc sa ,.,sa y,
Scarcely anything in the shape OF arsie IT, ~
sustenance remain along the line OF H, ms.
mans march. He drove on quanuues "a u,,st
stock. and many cattle and hogs wefs Mn n.,'
and left on the ground because y. ,.r,or
lily 70 bring them on. Ins a. ure,aiiins
amone the psopls OF that rsgiop Il gu.
mored to- day in town that Gen. AIN
- ~ .r,,.~sssd~d hv come other ofacsr. WHAT
foendstion there sxists for The report have
! not hssn shie 70 ascertain. His acts aeovs
are andsrssood TO have essn ps rir mee IN,
ss.ornns tkouxh an impsIions, necessity o.
~ tsmss. The possession and occn psney =,
tie property Destroyed. ~ The Fsdsrs.s. MnS
ssv thsy win b. ready In few day. 70 s sSs.s
| n foYcS against usJ would nave 49, s:oa
no iittSe Ia their noAsHoas dssAens ss'~
| the South.
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peration.
on the Cumberland river. near Burkesville.
waiting for artillery. General Thomas Is
fifteen aides this side Of Columbia, or was at
last accounts, waiting till creek runs down,
and we are here waiting fog orders. The
telegraph has caught the general infection.
and after getting within eight miles OF us
has stopped, waiting for insulators.
1HB LATE ssx. rsLIx Z. zoLLIKoFyER.
From the Philadslpaia Press, Of the Inst
inst, we extract the following:
Gen. Zolltcoher was we'll known to the
public as politician and editor. He was
born In Mowry county, Tenn, on the 18th Of
May, 1872: He was prin> or BY trade, and
when quite young man he published .
paper at Paris, in Tennessee, and subss-
Quently was proprietor of the Oolum bian
O5serusr. Being elected State Printer, he
held that ONCE tiil ls42, when hs removed
to Nashville, where for some time he was
editor OF an old-line whig newspaper OF that
city, called tho BaHnsv, using his position a.
stepping stone TO mem bership In the Fed.
sral Congress. That position he finally at
tanned In 1858, and contin led tor three sue
successive terms to holdi IL.
Ay1AIas IN MIssoUxl-aEFoRfsp DArfLB HEAH
IRoxrox-sUoo8ss OF TEE coSSEDsRArIs.
The st. Louis Democra:. OF January ~,
says:
Information Of q reliable character reach.
cd this city last night 70 the euecs pat, yeD
tsydAy. . large body Of rehels, Numbering
about 600 men, In command Of JET Thomp
con, advanced upon . Federal dstacAmsnt o.
600 troops, nndsr Col. Ailis,at distance o.
shout twsaty-shree miles nom lronton, and
gave them battle.
4 dsspsrats conflict sususd, resulting n
The los Of many kiilsd and wounded on both
oldee.
The Fsderals, everpowsrsd BY numbers,
Aed, - latest accounts. fallen ba0k Asstanee
Of eight miles. leaving quantity Of baGease
In the hands o. the enamy, and were still Re-
treating towards Pilot Knob.
AtPilot Knob coneldnrAhle alarm extaee0s
and Col. Qaxl1n Wae mailing every pgepess.
aoa ~ ~ 1npsa1in9 stysG1is - 0s'
ye1at,
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-04-04
WHAT MARES A TOWN.

II is not inhabitants alone that makes a
town, it is not the situation. nor 10 il the rich
ness Of the surrounding country. These are
often great nuxilnries, but not sufficient Of
themselves to make q iourishing town.
The secret Of the success Of any place will
be found, in nine cases out OF ten, 10 depend
upon its manufactures. A town may prosper
for time without these, but il hns no perins
uent basis. Manufactures give strength and
permaneney to place, and make it self rsli.
ant, Their steam engines are the real motive
power--ths ho,rt and lungs-whieh send life
aud health through all the arteries Of trade,
and their whistles give vent to the shrill noto
Of enterprise and progress.
What We want in Tifiin is more manufae.
toriss, more steam engines, more mechanics.
Every bushel OF wheat, every pound Of wool
and rags and every implement that is used on
tho farm or in the shop. should DO manuiae.
tured here. As it is our people have 10 send
abroad for their cloths, for their hats and
caps, for their leather, for their reapers and
mowers, fer their tubs and pals, for their oils
aud soaps, FOR thti; paper, stone ware, edge
tools, aud a thousand other articles that might
Just as we'll be made at home; thus keeping
millions Of dollars in our midst, aud giving
employment to hundreds Of mechanics aud
ARTISANS. instead Of sending It abroad to en-.
rich the railroads aud moniod monopolisis OF
the eastern cities and Of Europe. All the
cost Of transportation, duties and tariffs,
would be saved, and tho money would crcu-
late in our own pockets.
Manufactures bring population End wealth
When they flourish, every interest Aourishss
with them. There is no sweeter music to oui
cars than the hum of spindles and the noise
Of tilt.hammers, Eledgos, saws and planes. Il
the monied men Of Tifiin would see oui
town prosper and grow, they must eucourNg,
our manufactures and induce others to locau
among US.
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YERK's
Sheriff Sale.
Benjamin. Leonard

vs..
Samuel Englo and Hiram p. Sherwood and
wife.
BY virtue ofan order made 10y the Court of
Common Pleas of Seneca county Ohio, at the
November term, A. d. 1861. in the above en-.
titled cause and to me directed, will offer
for sale at public vcndue at the door of the
Court House, in the city of Tinin, in said
county, on
Tue 2Sth DAY OF ArBlL. A, d. ls62,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4
o'clock z. NJ. of said day, tho following de.
scribed lands and tenements. 20 wit;
Being the ono third Undivided interest 10
and TO fractional part OF the north west
quarter Of section ten (l0) in Tow nship one
U) in range sixteen (l6) east, and commen-
cling for the same at the centre Of tho Marion
State road and the Caroline road at the eros
sing Of said roads. and running from thence
south along the centre Of said Marion State
road TO the centre of Honey Greek, from
thence in q north east direction along the
centre Of said Honey Creek to the centre oi
said Caroline road, from thence TO the place
Of beginning. Excepting and reserving
therefTom a certain piece or tract of land out
of the north west eorRer of said premises
being sixty feet by two hundred feet eIclu'
siyc Of the road
LEVI WEIRICK,
Sheriff.
March la. 1862 IS 10
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-04-04
Our army Correspondence
LETTER FROM MAJ. FRANKLIN.
GAULIY Badge, March %.

GAuLIY Badge, March %.
EDS. TRlBVNg-
In order that you may not en-.
trely forget us, will snatch a moment from
my arduous duties to write you a line.
The Zouave Regiment (Which have at
present the honor to command), as you are
aware, was very comfortably quArtered at
Barboursville, Va, until last Monday, when
received orders TO march Immediately To
Gaulsy Bridge.
So eager were the men to be on the move
that we broke up eaR.p, and in two hours
were on the march, although the mud was
half knee deep, The roads and mud are in,
deEcribablS. Imagine the worst roads you
ever saw aud then add 500 per cent. aud il
may give yoH something of an idea Of what
We had TO endure. The other day a mule
sunk in the mud out Of sight and was snloth.
er ed to death.
We are now eEeamped upon the side Of
Gauley Mountain, within mile Of the sum
nit of Cotton Hill, have got new tents. aud
the appearance Of the camp and its surround
ngs are certainly very pieIurssqus to say the
ileast.
Some mornings We have most magnificent
views, the peaks OF some OF the mountains
being covered with = maAtle Of snow, while
others have no snow upon them, but are COW
srei with varlous-kinds Of evergreens, max.
ing beautiful contrast. The junetion Of
tho Gauley with New river, at this place. is
Also quite curiosity. The former comes in
from the north aud ia very pure. and. from
our elevated position. It has q greenish ap-
psaranee, while New River. coming in from
the south east, is very muddy, and so great
is the contrast il the waters that they will
not mix til after they plunge over the falls,
two miles below.
But did Aot start out TO write you lonf
letter. bat merely to let you know where We
are, SO that you eau send'us yeur paper Osea-
sionally.
The health of our Regiment is good, hay.
ing lost only 10 by sickness since We entered
the service Our aggregate number now is
963. The messenger is waiting, therefore
must closa
Truly yours,
h. L. FRANKLIN
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-04-04
New York Market.

Nsw YORK April I.
FLoUR-Sales Of 600 bbls at IS 1905 90
for super western S. 25@5 SIS for common
to medium extra western; So 65(d5 15 for in.
ferior TO good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio.
WHEAr-Salesat 81 369sl Is.
RYE-Sales at 7S6eolc.
BARLET-Sales at Yle.
CoKS-Sales $4,000 bu al $500 for new
yelloS.
OArs-sales at 37@39o for State, West
ern and Canadian.
WHIsKr-hcld 1850.
PoRK-Sales $50 bills at Sl2,75@I3 90
for mess la 50@lJ 80 for prime
BLEF-Sales at 81 50@5 30 for country
primoi So 5O@S 90 for country mess.
BEEy llAMs-steady, Sales at $l7 0O9Sl7
SO for western,
Ger MEATs-Dull, at4l9@5c for shoul-
ders, and 5le@7o for hams.
BAcos-Steady. Sales at CSC.
LARD-sales at 7@s14c.
BUTTER-A fair business doing atll0l2
for Ohio; l6@2le for State.
CHEEi E-6a7Isc
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-04-04

James Sabins of the State of Tennessee
will take II hicc that Robert G.. Caules ana
Robert W Hale of the county of Seneca aud
in the Stateof Ohio, did file their petition on
the l1lh day of December, 1862, in the
Court Of Common Pleas within aud for the
county Of Seneca and State Of Ohlc, against
the snid James Sabins. defendant, setting
forth that On the siXtccu,h hay ot December,
isdl, the defendant gave to the plaintiffs his
due bill Tor the sum Ut eighty seven dollars
with intcrest from date and praying thrt mn
order of Attachment may issue against the
real estate OF the said defendant, situate in
the county of Seneca aud State OF Ohio, aud
is known as ln.lot No. 2s7 in the village oi
Fostoria, Seneca county. Ohio, which order
has been served nod returned and property
appraised ut eleven hundred dollars.
And further praying that said James SahinS
may pay said suui now claimed to he du,
with interest, aud the said james Sabina |,
notified that he Is required to appear and an
swer said petition ON or before the third Sat
urday after the frst day Of May, 1862,
A. III SELDEN.
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
March 2s, lsGa.-6w SI,25
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+. L. FRANELI3
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-04-04
Sheriff Sale.
David s. Headly
Jame, II. Fish ct a.

James H. Fish ct al
BY virtue Of an order made by the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Seneca County, Ohio, at
the November term AID. 1861, in the above
entitled cause and TO me directed, will G fer
for sale at public vendue at the door Of the
Court House, in the city Of Tiffin, in said
county, on
THK 18th DAY or ArRIL A. d. 1869,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. M. and
O'Clock M, OF said day, the following lands
and tenements, to-wit:
In.lot numbered 0ne-l--in the Town Of
Melmo,e Ssaeca Cou nty Ohio.
LEVI WEIRICK,
Sheriff,
March Ia. 1862 x3OO
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-04-04

Contcmptiblc.--SenatOr Lang aud rep.
rcseutauvs Titus both voted sgainst inviting
the patriot Brswnlow to speak in Columbus
They seemed to think he might say something
too hard against their secssh friends. They
also voted against resolution looking to the
proper confinement Of the rebel ofiieers now
in Columbus, and the liberation OF their slaves
now held there in violation Of our constitu
ton. They act IS though they represented
the traitors OF the South rather than the loya
pspple Of Seneca.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-04-04

Donation Party.-The members Of the
Presbiteria congregation aud friends Of
the pastor, Rev. ] McLAIN, are requested to
unite in a donation visit, at the parsonage,
in the 2d Ward, on Monday afternoon and
evening, April 7lh. All are invited to at
tend. The proceeds will go towards sustain
Ing the pastor, whose salary is limiteG.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-04-04

AGood work.-Ar. S. Warren. agent Of
the Boston Tract Society, has besn soliciting
contributions in THIN for the purpos. Of
supplying our soldiers with religious read
ing He has already supplied the 4sth. and
now proposes to supply the 9Th and 5sth.-
Orders should be addressed to lngham q
Bragg, Cleveland, o.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-04-04

Hedges New Biock.--1he foundation
for Hedges new block, south Of and adjoining
Gross Block, is being sxcavated, and "rst
row" ia being torn down to give place to the
new structure. The new building will be e5
feet front and three stories high, viii contain
a large public hall, and viii be ono OF the
fnsst bloeks in the city.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-04-04

Ic the Conquering IIero.-The "im-
mortal J. NJ" the eorruseslions Of who're
towering intellect are like the lightnings OF
Jovs aud whose seductive sloquenoe no NOR
tai sars can withatand, called on US, la,tvsek.
to say that he would speak at the Court
House, this week-Subjecl, "Tratll aud In
laortality,"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-04-04

Letter From Capt. Ogle.--We have q
long and interesting letter from Capt. ogle,
giving the particulars ofthe Winchester fight
which will appear next week. But one OF Co.
A was hurt. His name is Camp. Col. Car.
roll had four bullets pierce his cont.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-04-04

The Annual Hogira or moving time is
upon us, and many changes are being made.
Everything is "1ying around loose and
there is a perfect chaos Of household straps
and calsmities" II seems rs ifhalf the town
is on wheels.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-04-04

NOIicC.


To Loamui Dear, Nancy J. Bear and John
Bear
You arc hereby Motif 4 that, ON the 10Th
day Of March, 4, ID. lSL2, Junius Jones ~
Guardian Of lnammi Bear, Nancy j. Bear,
John Bear aud William II Bear, filed, IN the
Probate Court of Seneca County. Ohio, ape
ton, the object aud prayer 81 which is To
proeurc said Cuur, To order the sale of the
real estate of the said Loamni Bear, Nancy
J. BcAr, John Brnrand William II. Benr, sit.
uated iu the county Of Seneca, Ohio, aud de.
sctibed rs follows, to.wit: being in lot No.
los, in the Village Of Fostoria, Seneca county
Ohio.
The application therefor will he Tor O
hearing 10y said Court on the twcl0k day u
May A. u. lsGa at ten o'clock A. NJ. at whicl
| time unless YOU show cause to the contrar,
M order will be granted as prayed Tor In sal,
petition.
A. II. SELDEN,
Atty. fOr Petitioner.
March ~ --6.w. St.a7
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-04-04

Concentrated Meanness.-S Some ras
calls have been cutting and boring the shade
trees, in front Of Mrs. Glenn's residence -
There is law punishing such yillainies and
Mrs. Glenn Offers reward of S.. for any in
formation leading to othe detection of the cul.
prits.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-04-04

The Atlantic for Aprilhss been received
Ats. Stoves admirable story, entitled "Ag
mes of Sorrento 10 completed. Professor
Aeassm contributes another paper on METH
DDS Of Study in Natural History" what
shall we do with them" is an able article on
the proper treatment Of rebels The Install
ment Of the Bigelow Papers isisdeed charm
ing. The Atlantic can be had at all the pc
riOjical stores or Of the publishers, TeknoT
4 f6lds, Boston, At 50 q year.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-04-04
VEiyiI Action.


Vs. In Attachment
Oris Skeela.
Defendant
Tho said Defendant, Oris skecls, win take
notice. that on the Goth DAY Of February, A.
ID. ls62, Jesse H. leidy, Justice of the
Peace, in aud for Clinton township, Seneca
county, Ohio, issued an order Of Attachment
In tho above action for the sum II Sl3.3l
and interest thereon from Nov. 23d. lSi9.
and a. ecbts increase cOsts, also fo- S45.i6
with interest thereon from Dec. lat, lS49,
aud Is cents costs Of increase, tha, Aaid
order ul Attachment was duly returned, en-.
dwsed, ~ have made dilligcnt search and
e eau find nv money, rights, credits or assets
" OF the Dcicrdaut 90 take or attach under
" under this writ, but fad that the Defend.
" ant, Oris Skecls, Is tue owner { an interest
|" In real estate 1t Seneca county, aud State
"of Ohio. February Goth 1902;
~. II. NlGHSW AMBER, Constable.
q" Fccs. mileage 10"
Mh,pupon the said Justice. at the request
of the rlaiutin,did forthwith certify his pro
| cccdipgs Ia said action tu the Court vt Com.
mon rltrs uf said Seneca county. and there
arun the Clcrk ol said Cuu,i at the request
oi said Plaintiff. did un the 2tth dav oi rcb.
ru,ry \. u. lS62, issue an Order or Attach
mcut IN ssidnc,ion for the sum of Sl3,1l ant
interest thereon from Nov. 2ld lSi9 aud I,
canis increase costs, also fur Si5 20 with in
trrcst thereon from Dec list. lsi9 aud 1.
cents cost, ot increase directed to the Shor
ilr of said Srucca county. Uudrr and IN
virtue of which Order of Attachment lh,
said sheriff. on the 2sth day ur February
Ia. ", lsG2. attached the following lands aut
tcncmcnls, as the property ofsnid Oris Skccls
Ito Wit
The undivided one fourth part of the aoItl
cast quarter ul section iiltrcn (l5l township
tNo ~ range sixteen (lb) IN Seneca county
Ohio, aud the said Uris Skecls is notihc,
that he Is required to appear aud onswc
unto SAID action on Or before the third SltIr
day amer the s5th dsy of April next.
/ JOHN Y. HUSS.
by Hall & Piuergcr,
his Attorneys.
| Mn..L NJ IgEh - L. - NJ
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-04-04

Is IL so,-lth said that the dearih Of mar
risgcs, at present, is accounted for by :he fact
that the young ladies Of Tffn have entered
into league not to receive proposals, until
the war is over and our soldiers return crown
ed 18th honors. when they will sgaia be in
the marke,.
There's gCel time coming, girls;
Wait q little onger.n
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-04-04

New Goods.-our merchants are rseeiv-
ing their Spring stock Of goods. and trade IN
TiiEn is getting brisk again. The only draw
back is the roads. which are faat drying up.
Those who have anything to sell should let
the public know it, 10y advertising.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-04-04
sheriff Sale.
Azariah G. Needham

ny virtue of an order made by the Court
of Common Pleas of Seneca County, Ohio,
at the July term A. ID. 1858 aud at the Jan,
uary term A. ID. 1862, in the above entitled
cause and 10 me directed, will llofier for sale
at public veLdue at the door OF the Court
House in the city Of Tiftiu, in said county,
on
THE 18th DAY or APRIL, A. d. 1862,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and
o'clock 7. M. Of said day, the following de-
scribed lands and tenements, 20 wit.
In.los numbered Eleven-lI-and the
West half Of In lot numbere,. en-l0-in
the Town of Berwick Seneca iounty Ohio
LEVI WElRIOK,
Sheriff
March II. 1862, $3.50
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-04-04

Burglary.-Theh house of DR.. Beilharz
was entered on Wednesday night of last
week. The thieves took the Doctor S un.
mentionables aud boots from his sleeping
apartment. but, finding no money in the for.
mer and NOT BEING ABLE TO GET THEN oS, left
them. Small thief
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-04-04
Local and Miscellaneous.
Tiffio, o., Friday April 4, 1869.

Fine Priutiug.-Hdving Just adj
ded large assortment # Nep job Tgpc
as ,rcR as other Fine Printing Materials
10 our JOB Department, irc are noiu pre-
pared to do ali Minds Of Fine Printing
IN a sfyic not 10 be surpassed. Wedding
Inpitaiion, Visiting and Business Card
printed in a uerv superior manner. IN
Tint and Color Printing icc cannot b.
erceHed. Gail at The TRIBUNE Office aHe
see speciwcnS.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-04-04

Atticn Boys Wounded.-The Cleve-
land Plain Dealer gives among the wounded
Of the eth Regiment at " ncheslcr, James
Criglow, S W Rice and James Smith Of At
tica. The bitter, badly.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-04-04

Maple Sugar.-Wm. Snyder, Esq, bro't
into town, on Saturday some samples of
maple sugar, Of his own manufacture, that ia
little ahead of anything We have seen in
this country.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-04-04

Jos. VOllmer is preparing TO erect 4
three story brick block immediately north o.
John IIouck's Store.
Il. w. Shawhan has just commenced ell,
larging and improving his corner building.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-04-04

The ioih Ohio leads the advance Of Gen
MeCook's Division, which is the advance Of
Gen. Buclrs column On the o2d Of March
they were at Duck river, opposite Cclumbis,
about 10 miles south ef Nashville. The river
is too high to ford and will have TO be bridg
cd They arc on the direct route to Decatur,
Alabama, where there is said 70 bo large
rebel force. 1t probable they will cooper
ate with the force that has gone up the Ten.
ncssee river. DcAurcgsrd has strong force
at Corinth, Miss, and everything indicates q
speedy engagement in that vicinity. twill
be hard fought battle sRd a decisive one.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-04-04

ENhibitiS~.-A society Of the young Ia.
dies aud gentlemen, at THE city, will give a
public entertainment At bqcsser's Hall. on
Friday evening, April 4th. Tn proceeds.
after paying expenses, will be given 10, the
relief ofthe families Of our brave volunteers.
Let the hnll be well filled, for a rare trca,
Of native talent may be expected.