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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-10
Words tn season.

The J" Lounger," in 4 late number Of
HdrPer's Weekly says
" let US suppress the abolilienists,' >
cries some slsck-witted orator., and the
rebellion will end "0f course twill
y'u dear soul and il all your felow-ci
lzens had been of your calibre aud kid
ney there would have been no rebellion
at all. II HGmpden and his friends had
said, " let us suppress these fell ws who
against shiP-money,' England wou cry
out Lave quietly submitted to the tyranny
oftlie Stewarts. Ii Otis and Patrick Hem
ry had shouted Hurrah for King G sorge
aud tho stamp act !" there would have
'peen no bloody revolution. If Mirabeau
and the French people had beloved
Hurrsh for starvation aristocrats forev-
sr y all the trouble in France would have
been speedily ended. To be sure eyery
right would have been annlhilated. every
liberty destroyed, and few rich and re-
morssless people would have governed
France; but there would have been no
dificulty, except rot and general delay.
LIST us suppress abolitionits." First
suodue the commsn sense Of the people
OF the country, then subdue those who
innusnce it. II il is not what You call
with an amusing persistence, abolition
ists that cause the war but the ope ming
OF tho eyes Of the people SO that they
saw. TIE people OF this country know
perfectly well that slavery is at the bot.
tom Ut this rebellion. lfthere had been
no slavery thre would have been no
war just as there would have been no
aboiitionism. The temperance 4hove
ment springs from drunkenness and
when drunken man tries to kill his wife,
don't You think the otolsrs are respon-
sible tor II
Slavery was trying to kill the coun-
try. II had almost succeeded. Watchv
Watch ! shouted the abolitionists. Sla-
very maddenod that its crime was discoy.
ored, shot aud stabbed right aud Lett
F." There there |" or the sensible Wick
life aud Company this comes of calling
the watch. Why the devil can't YOU
held your tongues ! Let us suppress
these fellows that cry watch watch !
and all will be quiet again"
"Certanly, dead dog or dead ma.
tion are both perfectly quiet. And a
netion of freedom throttled with its own
consent, by . slave system like ours is
tho deadest aud meancst of all dead
dogs"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-10
A Paper OF warriors.

McKrE, ofths TfIin Tribune, has Just
lately gone into the army, being Lieu.
tenant Of one Of the companies Of the
l23d, while McCLELLASD, the junior oi
tho hrm, has just returned from the throe
months service. Bully for them both
We suppose Armstrong Of the A Adperii-
ser would have gone too--only he was
running for Secretary OF State on tho
Peace Ticket, and to have done so would
htve lessencd his chances for election.
Those chances are decidedly brilliant =
San. Register.
That's so +! Yes, very " brilliant" ov-
or the lalt, or about as good as they were
two years ago, when he came within
40, ,oC0 votes of the prize That's what's
ia matter with Billy.
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Who Is Responsible



Ii rascally Steward, detected in
stealing the ships stores. and dismissed
In Disgrace. steal below, bores holes in
ships bottom, aud tho crew suddenly find
the cran filling, the stores and cargo
damaged and arc obliged to call all han
to the pumps, and to throw everything
overheard to keep the ship aaoat, /,
would be considered tolersbly brsssy il
the rascally Steward should come on
deck and harangue the exausted crew
and remind them Of the smooth sailing
and quiet watches they had while his
rsscality was undisturbed, and should &C
cuse them of sinking the ship by med.
ding with his rights.
But this would DO mild and IN odes,
compared with the performances Of the
Democratic congressional candidates
who charge the war aud the war taxos
upon those who arc putting down III,
Democratic rebellion, They ask now
mat the people shall restore the traitor,
to the control of the nation, and give NJ
the popular election Of rul,rs, beeaus,
i COS, SO much to put down Democrat
4 ic rebelliSn.
This war is a Democratic war
Democratic leaders conspired the rebel
lion A Democratic Administration be
trayed the national power into its hand.
Where is the Democratic part, if tn
Democratic rebels are Gu, OF! The bur
densome war taxes are exclusively Dem
oeratic taxes. the legacy Of suecessiy
Democratic Administrations which hay
fostered Secession in every department
OF the Government, and which ende
In monstrous treason in the Admins
,ration which has cast stigma upon Re
publican Government in the eyes O
the whole world.
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TUESDAY, OcroBEa iarn.


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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-10
NEWS ITEMS.

OF The wounded at the hospitals in
the neighborhcod Of Antietnm are said
to be suffering for want of blankets
The mountain air is cold and foggy, and
effects them badly.
0~rA company of tho 54th Pennsyl-
vania, guarding the Baltimore and Obi
railroad bridge, at Pawpaw, Ealf Way
between Hancock and Cumberland, w.re
attacked by rebel force and all take n
prisoners.
0-y A writer estimates the cutire rebel |
'orce in Kentucky at ll6 900, and anoth-
er writer at 10000, Which is correct.
OF Ir is understood that Genera
Pope expects soon to return to Wash.
ngton to give evidence in the investiga.
ton of the late battle of Bull Run,
which is expected soon to begin.
OF MCCLELLAN has issued general
order, denouncing the continued strag-
Cling aud pillrging of his soldiers, and
the continuance of depredating on the
property Of loyal ctizens, and calls out
the patrol guards to arrest pillsgers and
put them to work on the defensss of H ar
per's Ferry.
OF The general expect alton now
points to speedier resumption of active
operations, either by the rebels or by our
army, than had been anticipated up to
within few days. The rebels no long
er press upon our immediate front oppo
site Washington.
OF RusoRs, rather better authenti
Gated than usual, say that the rebels are
falling back from Winchester TOWARD
Culpepper. 1t is fully believed, in som
quarters at any rate, that they are sur
to retreat on the first serious denonstr
tien from our lines against their position
Gr In reply to numerous inquiries
Gov. Tod decides that Notaries Public
Justices Of the Petee and Constables d,
not come within the Of State or count,
officers, and therefore they are not ex
empt from draft.
0rA meeting TO ratify Preside n
Lncoln's Emancipation Proclamatio
was held at Columbus on Tuesday even
ing Governor Tod, Mir, Dorsey, Mi
Galloway, and others, addressed the meet
ing.
or GEs. DAVIS, is still in close con
hnement at the Cali House, not bein
permitted to leave his room.
0J-Is Cincinnati, during the 81
months commencing on the first Of Apr;
1862. and ending September, soth. 1856:
, nine hundred and th'rty.lwo marriage Ii
, sense have heea issued by the Probat
'e eirt.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-10
Sheriff Sale.
William II. Cooley,
Elizabeth Cooley, ct al.

BY virtue Of an order made by the Court
u Common Pleas OF Seneca County, Ohio,
on the 10th day Of June A. d. 1869, in the
above entitled cause and to me directed, |
will offer for sale at public venduc at the
door of the Court House in tho city of Tifiin,
in said county, on
The 9Th day Of October. A. d. 1869.
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and 4
o'clock 7. NJ. Of said day, the following de
serlbed lands and tenements. to witt
The north west quarter of the north west
quarter of section fifteen, (l5) township U)
north range sixteen (l6) in Seneca coun.
ty. Ohio, excepting aud rtscrving there from
80 much thereffom as has been hereto fore
been laid out into town luts in the town OF
Bloomyille, In said Seneca county, Ohio and
containing besides said.exceptions, thirty.
i've and sevenly-five one hundreth acres OF
land, more or less,
Also in lots numbered fourteen, (l4,) ff
teen (l5) and sixteen (l6) in the town oil
BlOomvillc, in said Seneca county, Ohio, id
real estate subject to dover estate of Eliza.
beth Cooley.
TERMS OF SALE.
One.third cash in hand, one third in one
year aud One.third in two years, with interest
rom day of sale. Tho deferred paymonts to
be secured by mortgage. upon the premises
sold.
LEVI wElRICK,
Sheriff.
sert Goth ga $5.e5
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-10
A UNION VICTORY.

The telegriphic reports tsiufofn US thai
on Saturday last, desperate fyht took
place on the 4th inst, at Corinth, Miss
Price, Van Dorm and probably Bre skim
ridge, attacked General Rssecrsns, witt
force amounting 70 10000, and were 70,
pulsed with great slaughter, leaving thciI
dead and wounded upon the field, Th-
last accounts, the Union troops we're in
full pursuit after the rebsls. Our loss s
said to b. heavy. II the rebels we're a.
strong as reported, they cutnumb bsred the
army under Rosecrans; but tho latter Is
made up Of the best kind OF material.
with fighting Generals, who had preyi
ously won the confidence OF tho country
aud oftheir soldiers. Saturdays engage
ment adds new luurels to the brave so'-
diors and officers who have distinguished
themselves in many hard fought bsttles.
Gen. Grant, at last accounts, was al
Jackson, Tom. The rebsls, previous to
the attack on Corinth, as we learn by
dispatches Of Friday evening, from Cal.
ro, had cut of telegraphic and railroad
communication between Corinth aud
Jackson. A force was INN diately dis
patched from tho latter place to Bethel,
but It is not likely that this could have
,enchcd C0rinth in time for Saturday.
battle.
The first account OF the battle will be
found elsewhere in this weeks Tribune,
and hope to have further particulars be-
fore putting our paper to press.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-10
Legal Notice.

Court of Common Pleas of Seneca coun.
y, Ohio.
William Bingham and Henry c. Bios
som, partners under the firm name of
VIM. Bingham & Co., Plaintiffs
against
John Kanney and Levi Weirick' Dft's.
The said defendant, John Kanney, will
take notice, that said plaintiff, on the
10th day of September, A. ID. 1862, filed
their petition in the Court of Common
Pleas, OF Seneca county, Ohio, agai nst
said defendants, John Kanney and Levi
Weirick, wherein in substance they say.
That on the 9TH day of August, A. D.,
1862, before Jesse ii. Lcidy, a Justice of
the Peace of Clinton township, Seneca
county. Ohio, they received a Judgment
against said kanney ,tor the sum of eieh
ty-eight and twenty 1.-Two one hundreth
dollars, that said judgment remains un-
received and unpaid and that there is due
to plaintiffs thereon, from said defendant
kanney, eighty-two and oighty.seyeu
one hundreth dollars, with interest since
Aug. 9th, 1862, that said Kanney has no
goods or chettles, lands or tenemepts LA
BILE to law and sale on execution, that
said defendant Weirick has money of,
and is indebted to said John Kanncy In
about the sum Of three hundred dollars
and praying judgment and an order Tor
the payment by said w trick of said
money to said plaintiff, that unless sal
petition is answered by the 9th day o
December, A. d. 1862, judgnentwili b
rendered thereon accordingly.
JAS. PILLARS,
N. l.. BREWER,
for Plaintiffs.
sept26-6w S7bO
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The Fcderais in ViItia IN sburp.

Saturdays Richmond Enquirer says
The Yankees have again taken posses.
sion OF Williamsburg, have maitled every
hill around with batteries, and even bar.
ricatcd the streets with iehcing 90 as to
o6struct the charge of cavalry. Passage
through this barricadc is effected by a
gate. sufficient to permit thoroughfare to
only one man at time. The f." Military
Governor" Of the town is the Lieut.. Col
onol Of the Fifth Pennsylvania, a rude
ru1ianly fellow, who has, within his
briei administration of a few days. con.
esnrated upon himself the hatred of the
entire community, Reports from the
south side say that the Yankee force at
Suffolk is certainly being enlarged. A
report was received on yesterday tha,
large bodies of the enemy were beinr
landed at the White House.
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0r.rM,,on Perm z,sr. ba, receive

OF MAJOR PETER ZIrs, has received
permission from the Governor, to recruit
three companies in Hamilton county fol
the Governors Guards.
OF TIE Souls, OF New Orleans, be-
fore the war had an income Of $50 900 a
year. and this is now reduced TO mere
living on plain pork and -four.
0I- The Republicans of New York
have nominated Gen. James s. wads.
worth, now military governor of Wash.
ington City, for Governor, and Lyman r.
T'emaine, for Lieut.. Governor.
OF The rebels have no largo force
eist Of Worrenton jun ton, W..
OF THERE is thought to be q good
probability that Richmond, Va, will bs
captured within a week.
OF IT is reported that the forts at
Mobile have been attacked by our fleet.
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ST. Leufs, Oct. Q
hevIees received from Gen. Schc6el,
state that with a powerful army he wa.
on Saturday, at Ssrcokic, IS miles from
Newtonis, where he rebel forcts, 10000
were collected. lie cspectcd to reach
them to-day, and if the rebels do not Va
cate we may expect 10 hear Of a battle.
No appr, tensions arc entertained as
% the result, Gen. Schofield's army b..
ing superior 10 that Of the cnomy, and
~ excellent fplaing trim. The only
thing fear ID 10 that the rebels wont fight
Advices from Grcenville, No., dated
October 4th convey reliable intelligence
that the rebel troops, under the rebel
Gen. Mcbride, have been ordered TO re.
turn home forthwith In consequence cf
the Union victories At Marshall and
Shreveport, Tcxnr. The troops thus ro-
fsn,d TO number ubout 2.ooc.
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TLs nal.le a. Cor.ntn.

CAIRO, Oct. D.
We can get no additional accoun, O
Fridays battle at Corinth. Saiurda,
morning Price attacked z ,sceran's righ
Van Dorm and Lowell his lch. The ss
ssult We. made with great determination
A. on, time our center was penetrate,
and the rebels reached tho C,riBtl
IIouse nosr the the center of the town.
They were driven out at the point Of the
tsysnet. Van Dorn led his column
oycr the obat,is, on the lcfi, up to with.
IN fty yards of the ditch, exposed all
tho time to scathing fire Of grape and
canister, aud wns driven back ~ q
charge of the 27th Ohio aud llth Mis-
souri,
The battle lasted ill half past II,
when the rebels rctreotcd towards Hatch.
ie r'ver. The number killed and wound.
sd on either side not known. The reb.
81 loss reported much larger than ours. -
Ws haze between 70s and 1000 prison.
r,r, not including wounded, Gen. Hack.
lemnn ia Killed. Gen. oglesby 10 dan.
perously wounded. Coils. Smith aud
Gilbert Mower wounded.
The Mobile and Ohie road IL not se.
rionsly injured.
The Telegraph has been repaired 10
Csrinth. Gen. Hubert marched Satur-
day to the = u'h sid. Of thd Hatchic riv-
~, with large force, thus cutting of
Prices retreat. ROsccranz moved early
this morning, TO renew the attack. Cam
nonsding was heard to-day IN the direc.
ton Of thcir forces. Price is in the fork.
Of the Hutchie river, between Hubert
and Rosecraur.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-10

DAsHNG WAGON OPERATIoN.-The ad.
vance OF General Buell's wagon train OF
sixteen or eighteen hundred wagons
which was left behind at Bowling Green
laden with the entire camp equipsge Of
his army and with valuble stores, has ar
rived at Louisville. 1t stretches twenty
fivo miles. Let us be thankful for this
escape. The leaving OF SO immense n
train behind, on rote whore the rebels
have msde some very successful expedi.
uons, was very ycntursotne, for u Gener-
al who never ventures anything where
there 10 any risk Of success.
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southern News.


The steamboat Metamora arrived thi,
moIning at Fortress Monroe from Aiken,
Landing, by which we obtained Richmond
papers to the 4th inst.
The Richmond Dispatch, Of Octobe,
LIST. gives an account Of the case Of Jane.
NJ. Lovinagood, an enrolled conscript
81 ing for his liberty. II was tried be fore
the Ebert county (Georgiaj Superior
Court last week, and a decision given lib
er ting the plaintiff from the hands Of the
enrolling officer, and pronounces .he con.
script law unconstitutional, and therefore
the act itself and all regulations and or
ders based upon IL are likewise void.
The Richmond Dispatch of the 81, says:
The Federal ormy is south of the Potomac
moving up the valley from Martinsburg
and Harper's Ferry, aud THAT q battle may
be expected at any time.
The yellow fever at Wilmington, North
Carolina, is not abating. On Monday
there were forty-three new cases. Sew
ernl doctors were sent from Charleston
there.
In the Virginia Legislature, Mr.. Collier
Of Petersburg, offered the following:-
Whereas, Abraham Lincoln, President of
the United States, by his recent proc la
nation is acting in stated contempt of
the principles Of property in slaves,
which is no less consecrated in the federal
constitution than in ours, and is aiming
by said proclamation to excite seryile in
surrection in cur midst.
Resolved, Therefore, that no person
within the State shall be held to have
committed any oncnse against the GRIM
nal laws thereof, or shall be tried or i'm
prisone6, or be required to answer at any
time for all act done in driving from the
State, or putting to death any person
with or without arms, who may be found
on cur soil aiding in any way TO give
effect to the ficndisb purposes Of sud
proclamation.
The Richmond Wing, of Oct. 4th, says
that the small pox has broken out in the
military hospital at Danville.
On the I'd the Federal pckets were
driven from Flat Rock TO Nashville.
The steamer Forlorn Hope was ctp-
turcd by the rebels last Sunday.
II Is repJrted, says the Wing, that las
transports have gone up the Potomac to
Alexandra, and it ia supposed the purpose
is to make another move on Richmond by
way of Frcderickburg, or some other
route.
The Richmond Enquirer, Oct. 4th. Us
the Federal forces are at Martinsburg,
with their left extending to Harper's Fer.
ry Gen. Lee, with a strong force is rapid
ly moving towards Martinsburg. A des-
perate battle is about to be fought. Ger.
nj cClellan cannot avoid an engagement
unless he withdrsws across the river.
This he cannot do, as his government and
the Abolitionists are urging him forward.
The negro proclamation is causing some
in the North, but the univer-
sal martial law will probably quell this.
MOBILE, Oct. 2.
A dispatch TO the Register, dated Tu-
pelo to-day, says that sixty Yankee cav
airy scouts penetrated'o the railroad,
two miles south of Baldwin, and cut the
telegraph wires. They were attacked by
twenty-five of the 2d Tennessee cavalry
and routed with loss Of seven killed
and two prisoners.
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Not ssroag Eaoughn
The TGa Advertiser says:

The Tiiha Advertiser says:
"A vote Tor Worcester 10 vote TO in
troduce four hundred thousand negroes
into Ohio, to fill our State with saualid
and idle class, and our jails with crimi.
nails and our poor houses with paupers."
Why man, don't be 30 meaiy-mouthed
when telling "whoppers". You should
have made i s.44A.44t negroes, instead
OF Simply 100000, tor the big figures
would have been Just as correct as the
little onss' A vote for Judge Worcestei
rs to keep tho blacks in thu South, where
the climate suits them and where theh
labor is needed; while vots for Nobl.
Is vote to keep them running North e
Escape slsSery'--Esn Reg.
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Becchcr ON the proclamation

Among oil the comments called out
by President Lincoln's proclamation Of
emancipation, nothing is more pointed
than the following extract from an article
by Henry Ward Beecher in last weeks
Independent
=" The decree of emancipation is the
dividing line between dark past and 4
hopeful future. The sun crosses the
equator, travelling northward. The dnys
hereafter will grow longer aud the nights
horter."
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lIePA1CH FRcm GENERAL
GRANT.
The Rshcis Army Completely
Routed.
HEADQUARTERS GKS. GRANT,


HEADQUARTERS GEN GRAsr.)
JACKSON, TESS., Oct. 6--i2 ao.S
MAJ. Gen Ha'iecs Commander in Chief,
q, nerals Ord and Hurlburt came upop
The enemy yesterday, and Gen. Hurlbuft
having driven in small bodies of the r, b.
e's the day before, aft rstvsn hours hard
fgh,iug drove the enemy five mics back
i'ross the lIatchic, towards Corinth, esp.
turing two batteries, about three hundred
pris n RS, and many small arms.
] Immediately pppriscd General Rose.
srarx OF these fucts, and directed him to
urge ON the good work. The following
dispatch has just beon received from him
CHsvALLo, Oct q.
TO Mgor Genera Grant;
The enemy is totally routed, throwing
everything away. We arc following
sharply. W. 3. RoSECRANS
Major General.
Urder previous instructions, General
Horlhur, Is also following. Gen. Nc
Pherson is In the lead of Rosecrsu's col.
umn. The rebel Gen. Martin 10 said to
be Killed. U. =. GRANT.
MFjor General Commanding.
CAIRO, Sept. 4.
As yet we can only state the general
results Of the fighting near Corinth.-
Skirmishing commenced on Tuesday last,
and there has bcen moro or less fight.
ing every day since The rebel loss ia
about 500 killed, aud 10000 to 1900
wounded. We have taken several hun
drcd stand OF arms thr1wn away By the
rebels durinu their night Th.,, -.