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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-22
From Care.

CAiRo, Aug. 20.
The steamers Skylrk, and Culle were
burned by gaerrillas on the night 9f the
lSlh, at the month OF Duck Greek, fifty
miles above Fort Henry, The Skylark
was heavily laden with government stores
she ran sg'ound. The officers had un-
loaded portion Of her stores when they
were auacted by guerrillas, numbering
thirty. The crew being unarmed they
were compelled TO surrender. The guer.
rillas after removing the fsrniture and
silver ware, set FIRE 10 both. The boat.
crews were released on parole.
The steamer Mickey, from helena, 10
ports all quiet There Wa. u slight sklr-
mish on the 10th, thirteen miles iron
Memphis, with part OF jeff. Thompson's
cavalry, The rebels were routed. One
killed aud two wounded.
A dispatch from Smithlsnd on the I9th
says, the rebel force were 600 strong ia
king Clsrksyille, Aad are advancing on
Fort Henry.
A dispatch from Fort Donelson con-
firms the capture Of Clarksville. II says
the rebels were moving on ust pssition
aud that only $50 ei6eient men were
there. Reinioresments were asked for
Grsnsds.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-22
From the Army of the Potomac,
pnlLAIELrniA, Aug. 10.

PhiLArELrIiiA, Aug. 10.
The Bulletin says u gentleman who
left Fort Monroe last evening furnishes
the following:
The Army of the Potomac had oil ar
rived at the lower end of the Peninsula
with, ut being molesled ON the way in the
slightest degree.
Gen, Mcclellan, il is understood, was
at Williamsburg yesterday morning.
FitE John purter's division, which was
on the opposite side OF the lanes river,
has also come down the Peninsula.
Gen. Burnside arrived at Fort Monroe
on Sunday aud went up the lanes river
as Tar as the Chickuhominy to see how
operations were going on. He returned
yesterday morning TO For, Monroe rcpor-
ting everything satisfactory.
The Acath,r was cool and delightful
and most la alorublc for tho movement Of
troops,
Mos, of the gunboais came down tho
river. but some rcmuin to guard the pom
tooon bridge across the Chickuhominy,
which the army passed on its way down
the Peninsula.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-22
Judy Is, 90 $50 'n''
sheriff Sale.
Samuel Eagle, Hiram p, silversood an,
Benjamin Leonard,

vs.
Samuel Engie, Hiram p, silver.!ood anu
vile.
By virtue Of an order made by the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Senecn County. Ohio, at the
October term thereof A. ID. 1861, and after.
wards at the May term Of sad Court, to. wit,
on the 9th day ofJune, A. d., 80, in he above
entitled cause, aud % me directed, I shall
ufFrr for sale at public veudue, at the door Of
III Cont II use. in the ely Of Tiffin, in said
county. ON
The isth day Of August, A. d. 1862
betw cen the hours Of 10 O'clock A. NJ. and 4
y clock Z. M. of said day. the following de
setibed hnds and tenements. to.wit:
Being the one third undivided interest. in
aud to fractional part Of the North West
quarter Of section ten (lO). IL township one
~ in range sixteen (l6) east and commen.
ciug Tor the same at the centre Of the Marion
state road and the Caroline road, at the
crossin of said roads, and running from
ihence South along the centre of said Mai.
on st te rad TO the centre Of Honey Greek,
fom thence N North east direction, along
the centre Of snid Honey Creek To the centre
OF said Caroline road: ir m thence West to
the place Of ginning-rxcepting aud re.
serving therclrom, certain piece or tract Of
land, out Of the North west eurner Of said
premises, being sixty (60) feet by two hun.
dred (2O0) feet, .xclusivc Of the road hereto.
iore sold to ole Vim. Ii, C,,oy.r.
LEVI wElRlCK,
Sheriff.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-22
oUn NEXT CONGRESSMAN.

Our read rs v III take notice that ths
Convention, to nominate a Union can
didate for Congress in this district
meets at monrovillc, on Tucrday Sept I'd.
This mutter should be attended to ly
the people themselves, and not left to a
set of hungry aud tricky politicians; for,
upon the wisdom, integrity and sagaci,y
OF our national Legislators, in the cricis de-
,pcnds, to great extent, the safety of the
Government. IL ever there was a time
when the Country needed the counsel
and guidance OF i,s wiscst men, il Is The
present We should have 10 halfway
mnn--no man who is not throughly
awake to the danger that impends aud
the necessity Of speedily crushing out
this rebellion, by every means Good has
put in our hands. We want live man
man who is fully In line with tho ad-
vance of public sentiment-a man who
has done something besides sitting at
ease and talking on the subject. In
short, we want a live, active, earnest
go.aheal, working man and no drone.
We know not what fDmcs may be pre-.
scntcd TO the Convention, but, with all
Difference and respect to others, who are
doubtless able aud good msnsnd whom
we will chceriully support il nominated, /,
we say that, SO for as Seneca county is
CONCERNED, there seems 10 be but one
sentiment and that is in favor of our Eel.
low citizen, John.J. steiner, Esq. We
do not know that Mr. st, incr wilBe a candi
date before the Convention, but we do
know that, If nominated and elected, he
would do credit to the Dist -ct that sent
him. Mr.. Steiner 10 live, working
man, whose whole heart Is in this wal
and ,vbo b.. A. s.-.- -~.'s S..Nsg'Os W
tor,hcrina the good work. We will shy
Iurther that, although democrat, he is
entirely orthodox and reliable upon the
great questions OF the war ......
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-22

The transport steamer Lew Waterman
ran into the gunboat Oneida, 90 miles
above N. Orleans on the night Of the 9th,
and the transport was sunk. She had
the body Of Gen. Williams, with an es.
cert Of Of his body guard, also ~ Of
cur and three Confederate wounded. The
body was recovered, ss OF the wounded
soldiers and three Of the baby gusyd, ssv.
cd.
The rcpor, Of Col Cahill, commander
ailcr the death Of Gen, Williams, stated
the rebel force at about ten regiments -
After fight Of four hours Of great severity,
the enemy were repulsed.
Gen. Williams was killed by a rifle
ba u through the chest,
During the battle our forces were ojlig-
cd to retire about quarter ofa mile from
our original position, aud the enemy were
sble, temporarily, to occupy the campsoi
the 2lst and 7th Vermont, and i4th Me.
regiments, to destroy much camp equi.
page. They were, however, driven out,
but our numbers being much lcssened by
sickness, aud the men in the field being
much exhausted by fatigue and heat It
was deemed tSprdicnt not 10 pursue.
The ei sny has retired several miles
and is still retreating. am exp, citing Il
is possible they may receive rcinforcc-
mcnts, and AIN dispcsing Of my troops h
strongest positions,
Our force eugsgcd was less than 1900
The enemy had at least 1000, with twelve
or fourteen Geld pieces and some cayal-
ry.
The ram Arkansas approached with the
intention Of engaging our gunboats, but
grounded at distance Of six miles, aud
to-day, the 9th, was engaged ly the Es-
aud destroyed.
Brgaditr General Clark and his Aid,
Lieut. Ycrger, delivered themselves 10
us as prisoners VI war. have nlso &c
chpturcd.
Breckenridge. on the 9th, asked pern,is-
siun in writing " bury his dend. Col
Cahill replied, our men ure engaged in
tie work, which will soon b, neccm-
plishcd.
A passenger FIRM Baton Rouge sta, ~
that Our loss was 7 killed aud 2l5
wounded. Gen. Williams had three
hors's shot under him. lie was killed
whilst rallyng the 2lst Indiana, who had
just lost n field piece. The gun was re-
taken, but Genera Will MS lell.
The wounded are about us follows: 21st
Ind; 81; l4th Maine, 10; Al Wis, 10;
9th Mich, 20, 9Th Vermont, 10; 3o,h
Mich, IL; 18th Conn, =. Among the
prisoners is Gen. Allen Of Miss, mortal
ly wounded.
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From Kansas.

Kansas CRY, Aug. 90.
The federal loss In the engagement st
Lone Jack on FRIDAY last, IL understood
to have been i6O killed, wounded and
missing, the balance Of the force escaped
TO Lexington. The section Of artillery
lost IN the fight was taken and retaken
four times aud was finally spiked and
abandoned by the lederals. Indepeud-
snee on the 18th, Gen. Hughes who
omhianded a rebel regiment at Carthage
and brigade at Wilson's Greek, was
Tiled, aud the notorious and brutal Col.
boyd and Col. Thompson were wounded,
the former fatally. .U I,as
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-22
LATER.
From Nashville.

NASHVILLE, Aug. IL.
Two brldgcr on the Kentucky and
Edgefeld railroad were burned today by
the rebels, over Red river. The track is
reported torn up this side Of Tdllahoma.
Two Federal couriers were captured by
guerrillas nine miles south of,hc city las,
night. Their dispatches and horses were
taken from them and they were then re-
based. They report q large force south
of Murfrecsbovough Col, Miller made
armed 10 ouno,ssance toward Gallatin,
Lust night and ascertsinod that Morgan
had decamped in the direction Of Haston-
vile. Allrallrood communication with
Nashville is cut of. The telegraph in-
corrupted.
Eighty guerillas from Mead Co., on
their way TO join Morgan, were attacked
on Saturday near Mammoth Cave by 81
Home Guards. One captain was killed
and all the gurrilas captured. Gen. NJ =
son Ris here. The rains are running
through on the Chattanooga Road.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-22
Highly Important from Ken,
she State Invs ded by the Rebs.
Communication with rumlerlunt
Cap cut off.
BUELs ARMY IN DANGER
ISpIAsAroIls, August ".

lNpiAEAfolis, August lI
Reliable and Trustworthy intelligence
has reached here, showing that the long
threaten, 4 invasion o Ktntucky has com
menced. The rebels have entered the
State NJ several points. Somerset is cap.
turtd aud in their possession. They are
moving on G asguw and threaten Bowl
ing Green.
Kirby Smith, with about $4,000 men,
cipiccts Of artillery, and an adequate
forcr Of cavalry, is moving from East
Tennessee, to cut or the supplies Of our
men nj Cumberland Gap, and compel It's
evaci atun; aud advance forces of his
c mmdud have already taken posscssit n
of Som, rsct and Monticello. Tho for
mcr poi threatens our communication
scriously. Gcn Morgan has retired part
Of his iOrcc to Barboursville TO hold the
place aud asks tor rc-cniorccmenls
Morgan Il still IN the vicinity Of Gallutin,
aud had driven III the hands at work on
the tunnel aud broken the hand cars.
Forrest and Stcnrnes use expected to jjin
him.
Il Is feared that they will cut Off Gen
crnl Morgnn's truin for Gun b r'uI d Gup
aud gain HE rear. They are also said to
have l,rcc of 2,5uO IN Scott county,
Tenn. Two hundred rebel cavalry are
1t Monticello. aud nre supposed TO Gr I c
advance rurfd of the enemy. The crisis
Is truly alarming, aud Gov. Morton II
putting forth all Of Lis energies to meet
Two regiments have been sent to-day,
aud ut ! Hst seven are expected to leave
Tomorrow. They will 90 amply pre-
pared in all but discipline for any con-
hic;.
Genera / Il. A.AIorris, who won the
Western v,rginin campaign, Will com.
mand one regiment; q neral Low. Wal
lace will command another Others
will be under the command of General
Dumont, General Reynolds, General
Dove and Lieutenant. Colonel King OF
the 10Th Regulars.
In the absence Of experienced officers
20 take permanent command of the rcgi-
ments. Gov. Morton has hit upon the
happy cxpedicnt of putting them tempo
Tarily, for this emergency, under the
command Of these distinguished officers,
and the cilicers willingly and cnthusias.
ticully ascede 10 his wishes.
These ,,f,rs-. .--iH 'ncin IN command
rs long MS may be necessary. Their
places are not all certainly assigned yet;
but ut present the intention is to give
TIN IN regiments
LATER.
Gen. Kirby Smith has taken Lundon
m the rear of Gen.Morghn, and will
doubtless attack him in front aud rear.
Gen. Buell. Is cut of, and il is feared that
he Is in u prccnri US situation. Com.
nrunication is cut on between Kentucky
and Nashville. Bridges ON the Edgcfeld
road were burned last night,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-22
Sheriff sale.
James X. Glenn, administrator Of Andrew
Glenn, deed,

James X. Glenn, administrator Of Andrew
Glenn, deed,
vs.
0ec. w. Huffman and life and Joseph z.
Maeers.
BY virtue of m order mode by the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Seneca county. Ohio at
the Msy term thereof. A. ID. ls6l. and sfter-
wards To- wit. at the july term, D. so Of the
District Court, held in and for said Co in the
above entitled cause and TO me directed, I
wi offer for sale at public vendue, at the
door OF the Court HOuse In the city Of TifHn,
In said COUNTY, op
THE 18th pAs or Aueusr, a. y. 1862.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 4
o'clock p. NJ. ofsaid day, the following lands
and teuefnents, to. wit: IfF
Fifty.six and 45.i60 acres Of land. of Of
the North end Of the wtst half OF the Soutk.
west quarter Of Section No. eighteen (1s) in
township one ~ North Of range fourteen
I'D North Of the base line in Seneca coun.
ty, Ohio. e.
LEVI wEIRICK.
July Ie, so sl,ao
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Sheriff and Special Mas
ter Com missioner Sale.
James Pillars,
vs..


Jacob Miller ct al.
By virtue Of an order made by the Court Of
Common Pleas Of S,'neca County, Ohio, on
the 3lst day of Oct., A. d. 1859, in the above
entitled cause aud tn me directed, will Offer
tor snle at uLlie vendue ut The door Of the
Court House, in the city Uf Tifiin, in said
county, on
The sih day Of September, A D. 1862.
between the hours oi ~ o clock A. VI. and I
O'Clock ?. NJ Of snid day. the FLOWING de-
scribcd lands and Ia nements, To wit:
The South Fast quarter oi the North East
quarter oi s,ction numbered twenty four f24l
in township aunibcr tlmee t3l Nrrih Of range
numbered { irtern [l3l IN said Seneca county
Ohie, and containing ior'y I4Ol acres Of land
more or less.
LEVI wEIRICK,
sheriff, and Special Master Com.
Aug. 3, 1862 1915
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Strange Suicide,

The Elyria Democrat gives the partieu.
lars OF truly curious suicide, aud one
that will become memorable in the fu-
turc. Two sons of Leonard Johnson,
Esq, not far from Elyra, had enlisted in
Capt. Brands Company, and sill another,
John Johnson, desired To do so. He was
told that Il was his duty to stay with his
father. He still desired to go, saying he
would be lonesome with his brothers all
away. On Saturday last his father and
his elder brother attended war meeting
at Amherst. On their return John was
found in the barn hanging by the neck
dead, OF course his parents are over
whelmed with the aiiliction.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-22

A Dutcbman had two pigs--a large
one end small one. The smallest be-
ing the eldest, he was trying to explain
ii TO customer, and did il in this wise:
"The little pig is te biggest" Upon
which his frow, assuming to correct him
said:-
"You will excuse him, he no speak as
goot English as me-he no mean te little
piggest-but the youngest little pig is te
Oldest"
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War News.
RastIe In Arkansas.
Mrupuls, Aug. II

MrNrHfs, Aug. Is.
Reports from White River cay that
Gen. Hovcy's Division had fight on
Mondsy near Clarendon, Arkansas. The
Fejersl force consisted ofslx regiments
efinfautfy. and the rebel force Of eight
regiments Of cavalry aud part Of Hendcr-
sons brigade. The battle rnged ferccly
for some time, with destructive effect on
both sides, and rtpnited ip the defeat oi
the rebels and the capture Of 700 prison.
era. No further particulars.
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Nrw Madrid, Aug. 90.
A force ofcsvalry from this post, under
Capt. Frank Moore, while on an expedi-
tion TO Charleston alta cked rebel camp
on White Oak Ridge, west Of Hickman,
killed 4 Of the enemy, took 10 priso ners,
including . Captains, captured "a horses
aud about 100 stand Of arms.
Capt Moore and one private wounded,
none killed.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-22

A farmer, having made his fortuE Q.
moved into the city TO enjoy il, but his
old love chung to him, and he INDUCED in
small way in the agrhtic pursuit. Wis
ting his friends in the country, and rela,.
ing his experience in city farming, he
said;
''i put outside my window large boz,
hlled with mold, and sowed Ii with seed.
What do you think comesl" "Wheat,
barley or oatsp'--
"No, a policeman, who ordered me to
move IT,"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-22

A DomRsrIc FAncE IN orr scrrr.--
why is II, my son, that when you drop
your bread and butter, Il is always on the
buttered sidep
y don't know. II hadn't orter, had III
The strongest side ought TO he up, aud
this Is the strongest butter have ever
seen"
Hush up; n. some ofycur aunt. ebur-
ning.'
did che churn it, the great lnzy
thing --..-..... -.
What, your aunti'
mo, this here butter. To make the
poor old woman churn Il when II is strong
enough to churn ITSELF
Hush, Zeb, I've eat great deal worse
In the most aristoctstic houses i
We'll, people Of rank ought to eat
it,
why people Of rsnkl'
Cause IT'S rsnk butier.'
You varmint youl what makes you talk
90 smartp
Cause the bu tier has taken the skin of
my tongue
'Zeb, don't lie! can't throw away the
butter
J'llteli you..weut would do with it
keep Il to draw blisters. You ought to
sc the flies keel over MS soon as they
touch it,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-22
TIT III,h Regiment.

The Military Committee have nominate
ed the following officers for the liIth
Regiment no organizing at Toledo, @.
hio:
4. For Colonel --John r. Bond, of Lucas
County, now Lieutenant Colonel Of the
67,h. as....
Lieut.. Col.-Benjamin w. Johnson, Of
Wood Co. ......5
Msjor-M. r. Braily, Of Fulton Coun-
y.
Adjutsnt--I. Il. Sherwood, Of w illiams
Co. ... ..... .....
Quarter Master--Finley Strong, of De-
fance Co, y.f. .vi.
Sargeon--W. c. Payne Of Ottawa
Co., 7a- ....s..
Asst surgeon-Geo. L. Long, ofWil-
liams Co.
Chaplain-Ambrose Hollington, Of Lu.
cas- Co.
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VIVA, ArchbisTop u uuuhc. sny.

Archbishop Hughes delivered most
patriotic sermon yesterday in 81. Pat
rick's Cathedral. After citin. H..
course ofOctiou in Europe. he called up.
on the whole North TO come out in its
strength; for yolucnlecring to sontil ue
S"o ooo not "rs,' 10 DC nSS Saf ca Oh 800,
500 more. The people should insist up
on being drafted. ard SO bring this unnat-
ursl strife to close by strength Of might
alone.
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sheriff Sale.

John Halter. et al

John Hstler, ct al.
By virtue of an order made by the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Seneca County, Ohio,
on the Sd day Of June A. ID. 1862, in the
above entitled cause and to me directed,
will offer for sale at public vendue at the
In said county, on
The eth day Of September A. d. 1862.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ and
o'clock p. NJ. Of said day, the following de-
seribed lands and tenements. To wit:
Being I art Of lot numbered eight 81 in
the town Of Louisville, commencing at the
South East corner OF said lot. running West
ninety 1901 feet thence North fifty ak 1861
feet thence East ninety 90l feet thence South
to the plac. OF beginning, In Seneca county
LEVI wEIRlCK,
Sheriff
Aug. 9. 1861. ss.7s
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-22

A new comet was discovered on the
18th Of July, by an eminent astronomer
Prof Swift, of Marathon, N. Y. 1t
may be seen about o'clock in the eve-
ming, directly under the north star, and
about IS degrees from il, in or near the
stellation Csmelopsrdalis. Let the
sight-seers be on the lookout these fine
evenings.
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Sheriff Sale.

BY virtue Of an Execution duly issued from
the Court Of Common Pleas OF Lucas county,
Ohio, and 20 me directed, shall offer for sale
st public vendue, at the Depot Of the Sspdus.
ny, Dayton and Cincinnati r. X. Company,
in the city Of Tiffn. in Seneca county. Ohio.
on
THt 26th DAY oy Aueusr, A. d. lee2,
between the hours ofl0 O'Clock q. m. and
o'clok p. m, Of said day, the following
goods and ehattles 10. wit,
About Seven Thousand t70o0) feet Of saw
ed Poplar lumber, more or ss, levied on a,
the property Of Il. Il. Upp, TO satisfy said wri,
10 favor Of Samuel b. Sheath and sgainst said
Z. Z. Upp Eti.
LEVI wEIRICK,
August l3,h go s3Oo
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New and Fashionable
TO THE PUBLIC.

Libtktt TOWNSHIP Crawford CO., June ~, 09.
MR. R.EDIroRs-SiTs-FseliHg u a dniy 1 owe TO the
Afflicted, was iAken with bilioas arrangement ia
lstei which va, very severe. I resosled TO the NJ.
DE-, hlopbtLic doeters, Z in hnmbsr, Ia Bueyrus,
Cleveland and Rugles, Ia the State OF Ohio. stay.
ed fost weeks In Clsvslrnd, getting no better I
stepped ia dugss, Huron d., called on an old M. d.
who aaid I had Taps Worm. He gave me 10 graIns
OF eslomei and tuFpsHtHs. Il loosensd my tee N
sad was nigh Killing me. Others IN Bueyrus said
had the LivssCoaplsint, and gave me huge doses Of
esiomei and quinine. grew worse Ill the time
some OF the doctors adv sed me To travel to xsin NV
hs.,h, while Others sa'di would never gain Gy hsah
and get well.
When all medical aid Ofths el. school faeal,y had
exhausted taer skii and al hope was gone snd u
deprived o., was prevailed on TO 20 and employ Dr
a, BENhAM, PhyscPatbie physicisn Of Mslmore,
esheeA CO., Ohio, whe, with his mastery skill and
sentative rsanedies, resisrd me 10 health In about
weeks, ~hea walked homs, le milss, In one day,
and soon got nble 10 20 work and was qaits sl
With the excspsicn ofths dire effects OF the caiome
With that exception, have enjoyed goed health ever
siaes, and have kaOwn Dr. A. Benham 10 cure nuns-
eroas eases, where their physieisas had sbsndoasd
hem and al hops wee gone. ~sad advise the sfe I'D
TO call on d. A. Benhsm ai and not delay any
tonssf lie can break fever, any acute OF ehroa-
he disease IN isss time thaa any physician ever
knew.
BoMER JOHNSON.
JOSEPH WARNER, Witness.
d. A: bsaham's medicines ieI saie ey pabo's
\ Co.. Tim.
iaySIi
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rron Pope's Command.

CAnr MAR cEpAn Rus, Va, Aug, II,
Scouts report no heavy force Of rebels
within 10 miles of here. aud thought that
jackson had gone clsewhare. Cot Car
roll was yesterday wound'd in the breass
by rebel picket.
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Harrison Lnnding evacuated
Fopr,rss Mnxpor. AM. le.

FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. 10.
The Union troops evacuated llarrisOn's
Landing this morning at about 8 O'Clock
End shout the same hour Gen. McClcll-
ans advance arrived ut Williamsburg.
Tha public property was all removed in
safety, and all is quiet.
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IeTIn short time we Shall haze three
more FORMIDABLE iron-clad gunbosts ready
Tor service. We refer to the Chillicothe,
indianola and Tuscumbia, now building
and nearly completed, the two former Al
Cincinnati, and the latter at New Al
bany, Indiana. The three boats nsmed
says TIE 81. Louis Republican, are Of the
Monitor order that is, their ornament are
carried In turrets, impregnably encased
IN non while every part Of the bulls, IN
any manner exposed TO shot, are guarded
with heay plates several feet below the
water line. go,ts ~ s1i,
oU.-r-vrl-f 90 81
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-22
Nom,nstion IN ,hc s,h District

DsLAwAhE, Ohio, Aug. ls.--CoL J. H..
Goldman ui Marion was nominated for
Congress in the sth Congressional Dis
trict, in Convention assembled here to-
day on the first formal ballot.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-22

Our lads to cx-Preside Mt ryler's son
prisoner mar Harrison's Landing last
week. He was upon the silver mounted
saddle which Gen. Scott took from San
ia Anna aud presented to tho late ex-
Presiden nj,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-22

A lunatic in an asylum was informed
by his brother that considerable property
Lad fallen to the family, and asked what
disposition should be made of his por-
tion.
"You lie, re out, and I'll take care oi
it," was the reply.