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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-07
Fine Printing.-Hauine Just ad

Fine Printing.-Hapin5 just dd-
ded large assortment Of Ne,o JOB Type
as ireH as other Fine Printing Materials
TO our JOB Department, tce are noio pre-
pared TO do ali kinds Of Fine Printing
in a style not TO be surpassed. Wedding,
Invitation, Visiting and Business Cards
printed in a rery superior manner. In
Tint and Color Printing IRE cannot be
erceLed. Call at the TRIBUNE Office and
see specimens.
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blanks! Blanks /!

All kinds OF Blanks, Of the most approved
forms, well printed on fine paper, kept con-
stantly on haul and for sale cheap at tho Tai
iuSr OrFIcE; such as
Deeds, Summons,
Mortgages, SubpOeuass
Attachments. venoiE,
Executions, Constable Snies,
Blank Notes, &c., sc.
pJustces and Notaries supplied on reas-
cnable terms.-n
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-07
CANE WANTED!

Either TO exchange, or work on shares :
Syrup made on small evsporators, rectihed
aud made pure at small cost.
W. r. ClIAMBERLIN.
Tihin, Oct. al
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-07

Have You Any Disease!-Call on DR.
Perrard at the Davis House, in Tifiiu.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-07

CosRterfeits.-We understand counter
fsits On the drafts issued by our merchants,
have already appeared. 1t should be born
in mind that those that are printed in one
color can be photographed. and thus their
Issue swelled to any utnouht desired. The
photographs cannot be d ,s,inguished from
the genuine ones Those printed in two o
more olors, cann,t be thus photographed.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-07
TresUas ss And ma smage.

Notice - hereby givIn TO those ussPssseIs lhroagh
N farra, doing damage, such as teaEiag down sons
siss, lhfo wing Iails Oh the fences, ehoPping dossA
trees. travelling through the standing ss.ia and Ss.s
snd eArayihg away fruit fosom mg orchard. OF any
yueh II eoadaet that dstsmiued 10 put the law
IA force seainst saeh ruhian ink.asrst
jpiy II ssa.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-07
Matthew's Chocolate Worm Drop.

NeV ER faiIt destroy and ss,.rminsts all tisd' OF
tnt.rinsl worns Are perfectly reliable In all cases
sndfn superior, to any and all Of the Fancy Worm
C.nfeo,on, and vefmif which sss ia use
They may be taken at all nes wi,hperfect safety a.
they contain ne Mercury, or other dsl'terou' drug
Niethsr should always psrchs's ,hem, and give 'hsii
childrsn no other
Each soI contain, % atees.
(No Ca,hsrtic ~hsteveris nesesrrrytoes siven)
fot sale BY all drugsi'n and dealers In msdo'ne''
CHAs. r. WALKER,
ee,iiIv RuifAlo, N, w. and Fort Enc, q. w.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BEAR IN MIND

WThat ttheTRIBUNE has the isrg-
est circulation, and Is, therefore, the
best medium for advertising, in Seneca
County. III
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-07

Have You Dropsyl-Call on John Ken.
nedy Of Tifin, aud learn how DR.. Fsrrard
has cured him Of that disease in two weeks.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-07

Listof Members of Company d, = ssd
Regiment, Ohio voiahteets.-1he fol.
lowing are the names Of the officers and pri.
Yates Of Co. d, l23d Reg:
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-07
SENECA COUNTY
MARBLE YARDS,
Immediately south Of the Wire
Bridge, Tiffin, o.
ABNER NIEBEL.

Tombstones, Monuments, Man
tie pieces, Table and Stand Tops, and every other
article in his line manufactured: order and Ia the
mort approved and modem styles,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-07
a Slight Cold,

HSV1A II Stfshf GOt0,
&SMA4A Rouah, ,Toakahness
EcIdvlHIENl or Sfc<e >Ntoat,
WSff&10 ,ohich might be checked
&l4H~ ,vith simple remedy,
Bneglscted, ot1en terminates seriously.
Fstv arc atD1rc Of the inportanos J
stopping a /Sonah or Slight
>ScL1L in its first stage; that Whtoh
in The BEGINNING po,tld yield 10
mid remedy, if not attended TO, so0n
attaclas The lungs.
Axau,j,'a az tnnehiai lStach<s
Dere first introduced slspsn years ago.
It has been proved that they are the
best aytiols before the public for
Rauahs. >SoIrfs, 8<onehifis,
.5zsthsna, gata<th, the Eaolei"g
Cough in bSonsun/,tion, and
numerous affections Of the >S1ircnf,
giving immediate rslisf.
Public Speakers n Sttssers
,uill find them sfscttIal for clearing
and strengthening tho voice.
Sold by all Druggists and QsaIsrs
n Medicine, at 25 oersts Per boz.
c. rrios.-As there are many limitations. ask 70
sad OBTAIN only"BtoNn's Bronchial rrochss," "whie
by long experience have proved their value, hhvin
tseei,ed the sanction ofphycisni generally, and iss
timonials from eminent men throushout the country
mnl4.H
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-07

Wood wanted.-A few londs Of good
seasoned wood will be taken at this Office, II
brought in soon.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-07
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Persons wboare about improv-
ing thef lots In Public Cemertfies and Prvats Burial
Grounds, are respectfully invited to call and eIsmin.
the large and complete lot Of
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-07

Potatoes will be tskeG on subscription at
this office, u brought In soor.
We will also take few bushels m ore good
winter apples
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-07
dvertising.

Has enlarged many a small business;
Has revived many dull business;
Has rescued many a lost business;
Has saved many a failing business;
Has preserved many large business;
Has created many q new business.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-07
J. a. GREGORY,
Family Grocer at Republic, o.,

keep, constant supple, the best qualities Of White
and Brown sugars, Molss,es' aud Syrsp's, Green and
Black Teas, Cohess. ground and unground, Spices,
Soaps Tobaeeo's, Flour, Fish and provissns Of all
kinds Likswire Nails, Glass, Oils, nc. All steles
will be sold At small sdvanes for ready pay.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-07

Have You Liver Complaint!-Call on
Michael Cahill Of Tifin, and learn what DR..
Ferrard has done for him in tive weeks.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-07

copy, year, In advance. 81 30
II paid within the year. r......... 400
" paid after the year expires. .2.S'
No paper will be stopped until all arresrages
re paid, unless at the option Of the publisher.
-:o:-
To Clubs.
As an inducement to getting up Clubs, We
offer the TnbusR at the following rates;
Club of 6. year, In advance, 81 IS, each
a. 10. l.25
is 100
90. lilo
o5. q" 90
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-07
LIGHT, LIGHT, LIGHT
co OIL!

Tho finest quality in the market, now ,sllingat
YERK'S STOVE EMPORIUM,
EO Barrel. Just received sad fsrsals ct WhOls'ais
W and Retail.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-17
HEIlEsTRRRT's
Inimitable HaIrR restorative,

n rs NOR u DYE s. 8
bat ToSloEes gIay hair o II Ggnal ogoli y up
plying he capillary lubOgUilh natural llstSOAnee,
lmtSiFoa b. Az II di5aSas An 1ajtdSt1aeouS dytg
aT6 composed q laag oanlto destroying he Sttal'
u ard beauty Of The hair and AiI9id Of themselves
% dressing. HOlmltFeotl5 1nimltRblo clloIipg uot
0nly FoI,oFUS half Olts uHtHFAtlpOtgF ~ a oAy
process but glVol The hairs
"a Luxuriant Heautys al
pEUnplol u gfVHih pftVlHll u bhitk ~, tTaliH
GATES daRdFIA, and lnpsTtt health and ploa,eutReo
10 The bed Il has todd he Ut u Tina bsng lha
OTiEinal Hair Cpl9Fi1f ard 3 constantly lB1TQllg
10 favor Used BY both g6Htl0me1 ard lA4ieS. 1875
GIld By ~ dell6EJ b en- pIuauft1e ~
than u IL commercial agelt, Ne. i1aTlOl, 90
DEO14WGy y. Two lHC!t 20 Og1tl al o.. - ~
GuiA 81 !. a. LOGAN Z 90 Ana RnnDA KaAl
WhoallhE Va. t0e9l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-17

Our Gallant Rtgst yiEgtnlR HAS An4-
OhOtF Gallant GoAoH6tsseOn8P lkaAo0s
cary Letter EFOm ColOnsl Tyler.
~. JSeob HoFabtook, Wb0 urriVsd yeu-
srdsy froa Winchester, va ne beaFsr Of
tie following lSltss Ifon ColoSSi Tylss. =
Colonsl Jossph ThOb6rs o. thiI city, VIC
", SOuadsd q WlashsstH. ne letter
haS rot JET bags delivered % ColsSsl
Tbobaru, q be VI, oat Of IOWA yesterday
Ssd therefore hs knoWs poIhlng Of The lib.
cry which 10 bsvs taken in copying y
asa pnblishIpS g:
HGAbQuAaTERs 50 BEIoAbG, GGHERAt
sEtEtDs pIVIBI0S, CASE IELHa,
Mas EbNBuEs, VA April 1881.
col. Je,spA TsoJsra, RAssiaS, Va:
NJ DnAs C6rauuL ;--slaes our engage
men. q Winchester 10 Whish you took 80
conspicuous q part, and eosdaeted jour
self With 80 much glllaalry, ny tine ha1
been 90 eOuIlAatly 10 dsnHad that hays
not been able % EFlIs 10 you NATL now. !
conKraiulStv you SiE, ppon The S0ldisFly and
RallAnt eondaet Of yourself ADD command.
Your conduct has won toF you place
among the brsVsSt Of the brave doteudeFB
Of our eOuniry'I cause.
| hope snd trust Sir, the Eound you -.
eoiVsd 90 that oeeAHiOa may be speedily
healed aud you able soon again 10 assume
eommGad ofyOGr mors thAa gallant segl.
mOul.
twill afford me great pleasure 70 hear
from yOafrsqusatIy duriaE your stay At
hone,
Fam slr, Your Yssy ObtssEvant,
z. B. TYLER,
Col. COmwAndiuR ID IIrigads
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-17

A gentlemen somewhat given to the
perpetration Of doggerslrhyms, On being
twitted Of the fact thus explained and
indicated his aspirations in the posticaI
line
"Well, yes, Ihaye, . few times OF 50,
Yentured on . couplet or 90; and to tell the
plain truth, the first line Of TIE same a.
ways struck me q considerably better
than pas8able; but the second was always
equipped with such q superabundanCo IL
extra integrements, in the way of feet,
that It was bound TO run away from ID,
proposed associate, and had such race
catching il, and 90 much trouble, in the
way Of RmputatiOn' before Isuceeeded ID
reSoneiling the ill-asSorted pair, that /
fully decided my Pegasus, no matter what
The gOading be received, would never
climb PaFnaSSus Su1iciently high to pay
for the trouble the impracticable duadru-
ped would cost his unfortunate rider in
him % such dizzy and unWUnt-
cd heigha; therefore, I exchanged The
skittiSh Muse fox Sober prose hack that
! trust may seryemy purpose better"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-17

lTHR Norfolk DSy RSSk j6eoIoly calls for
pilots acquainted viii Northern ports, Il.
lading Of eouFSet q The Contemplated tFip
Of the Virginia.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-17
Tal.oo6ialiltlao appolato5l 10 collect moIal

TRReOlaltlsa appOlntsd to collect meta
ior cannon ios General Reaursgard's Army,
applied 70 . planter Of Adams county,
Mils,, for his bell. Not having such an IN
tisls, 10 mentioned IL 70 bis wife, when she
palrioleally offered her brass kettle. The
little Oass rather dpmptted 70 We saeElaso,
and one Of them with . sweet tooth, laid ,
ala, Ri What EalWa doSor psoseHesf''
my daughter aid the Wag Of q hthsr,
aour VhOlo,auly aos Is 70 Frarvt Our
county. ThoksIsls was ssn.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-17

III send you guerrilla Whip snake,
tue AFSt chance that occurs. We have
SeVeralhsrO that IL no use 70 rs whatever,
and Il will do for q collection Of Quer.oGi.
ties for you. You can uSlit % make your
devil stand around, Nov I want yOn 70
send me the daily paper 70 Elizabeth, Va,
and It will DO called for there; Soad Il regu.
lar, Af(ar Il d read The people here will
be glad 70 get them, TOT they CT no Pc,
PSts ct all here. A couple Oflhe settlers
the day Of the election called on Tie Maj.
and asked him ior SOmSpaperS, only one
could BE- found Ola late date 10 give aud
boeause both could not have Il they were
about 10, 6ght for Il, when they were cody
Informed that Il they GOT 70 settling their
ai@eulty they would both ID tent o he
Guard House. Now don't forget about
the paper NJ. EdlteF, Tor Jon doR'k know.
che pleasure 3 lac iSSnO ARetdi o as6l.s
der aad above al The 1altllSgeIetr, 70
youF humble leryaat. t4.f
at8 YOurs Hopefully, V u
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-17

4 TaS Richmond Bsaaiaer learns chat The
expenditures Of the Coutsderate GoVsrn-
meat sts u tie ratSof Two OF Tires nil.
lions day, and that there e weekly "a.
ditiOu Of that Suu % the currency.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-17

ItilImsks Il lsaA on fsSkala HaE,
Dtili - shore oath D1tdgtS EIlVO'
hS1ih b ~ tEaltPf thSt W01d dAfe
TOtiuli Il IhFosgh ~ 1ast q Ghs@s.
Aijb1n6t ktgFtl itS " Vill shafo
Al illou Il % DaSIh D. Talas.
II ..---s - - -
The Latest News fFogl the First VIF-
GiniA BOyS ~ EdeMbHFB'
Jacob HornbroOk, ESqa arrived home
ysO.ssday from Winchester and EdsnbarE
aud the Is, v,rVials camp, amer 3 two
weeks trIp, lie brought home With him
large packages Of letters and several thou.
sand dOllsrs 10 noasy from the boys Of
The LAT Va, which viii b distributed to.
dsy, d The room Que door ibis side Of J.
O. 0rFS book store, on MaIa street.
NJ. norabrook gives very lalOrsSliug
dSishptioa Of his tip. Re sueOantsrvd
great diGlsnltyIu Es.tlas the thousand
OF lRslvo huadfsd pouad' Of little
thlagi tor the boys. With which ho
started from wheeling, through to The
camp. Ho wsns ant to HaFpett Ferry,
expecting to ship them Via CbaFleSsoVu,
hu. oaad that the ,ralni o. that road
Wors taxed With more goVsrhmsaI freight
thau they could carry. He was compelled
10 bring sySrythIog back TO NartluSburg,
aud hire . wagon (Which be did q sAS'
ulouS price, tOtaks bis thIags 70 Wiaebes'
ter distance Of twenty-five miles. He
reports The road from Iartin1buFglo VIA
~ In,GTsg bad condition. ltVas origin
AllyA good turnpike road, but ever since
tho rebels dragged the Locomotives over It
from The Baltimore load, e has been cut
apaad rouSded Iato ridges and CUTTERS
that make travel over TIA very slow and
dIlAgtnsAbls business, From wlaehostOr
NJ. IIotnbrook had 70 60 thlfty.lWO mlls'
laa government wagon to Bdenburg, the
place where our boys are sassmpsd. This
pOln. Il oar sr,rsmo advance, and Is under
the command Of Col. Tyler to whose brig.
ads the lSl Virginia has bSsa attached, =
Here Ms. Il. foaai tie 30 70 aad Distributed
10 them The various little ulc max aad me.
mon,Oss which their friends had seat and
thsy we're received with oulsrstched hands
and glad and thankful hearts. He says
that il friends but knew with what Joy
and gratitude the soldier IN camp receives
any lI..ls comfort or dsllcaey from hOms,
grsat deal more would Be sent. TO
them some variety 10 their diet, suCh at
they were used to ia times past is like
water 10 the lOngIug eyes Of the traveller
Ia the desert. A bunch Of cigars = bottle
Of light wlae, Iatoi Jelly, or ans other
simple article, ISA great treat to them.
Ne, HOrnbOOk 'smalaSd Ia camp with
the boys over week, distributing to then
hlS Wheeling cargo, and receiving fFoE
them the money which they wanted =
send % shOir irlsudO. This moa'y and TIL
lst.0tS and various other Ihlngi he vii
distribute TO day At the place named above
He also brought with him several tFoPhi'i
from the battlefield, such as BALI eEple
ded 'mah oae''--rOana Seo'' sna tassNO.'
Of some rebel ol''Cef Nao was le'a l9N u
the dust Hs reports A''o 2 gooa @ocoaa
IN sTSFy particular Of the boys Ua!
ABOUT 9 dS1sn o. them are 10 'ae no'Psa
at RdSneuFg. The wounded were -! =
WInehesss', and 'Omo sent 70 Frederick
Nd Very poor Accommodations were .
fiat obtained At Winchester oae spoon
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-17
VIII BELIN q:

"a eulSd ouT nAE, ~ kssP osehStAE
Fs7 GigiDa = lIleht = nOW thSy GaVo,
san rake Il lsaA CT taSkalu vaE,
1tili 6oat abpEo baoh D1tFgtp gI1Vo,
iht1tih y ~ tF1ltPf th1t Wo1id dAfe
f0tfall Il IhFough ~ 6lgt q Ah1Ds,
Az h1he1t ktgYts itS lot wi ahafo
AOd i1lloU u - poaIb - Ial9e.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-17

TRE Charleston and Savannah editors
pretend 70 bs very comfortable, Les DO
thSlr New Orleans btsIAFsn, -bnt their
talk, II Is easy % zee, iS The talk Of aaeo.
.aton. Some d then are lopging ios
aysllOw iasE'' In Otdsr.o help kill % The
Hsssiaas, - Il az epidemic were not .
two edged sword, % desstOy rebel As well
q Union ttoOpsl
Ii F1l csFT.-Mr. Harris, q tie clsVs-
land HrsA was IN ,hs city yesterday,
stopping q The NeLurs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-17

EiitoSS I1ttIIgtSeR
= Inasmuch g there we're divers and good
reasons Why Tie vote on The gradual
Emancipation clause at the recent ilOetiCh
did not fully demonatEato the real strength
Of that measure, IuEgeSt % its friends .
repeat he vote atiOTery preeinct a The
approaching general election, and at on.
~ ensuing on. until 4 & adopted. 4
Let Organisations DO perfected 10 every
county 70 make ample arrangements 10
good time previous o every important
election % ensure 70 The people the oppOF.
tnnity Of expressing themselves on that all
important subject q eyeFY. poll, and have
ths matter thoroughly ealvlElsd Ia oil
p6ftioHt Of West Virginia until it becomes
Z part lthe organic lAW q The Common:
wealth. UEioS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-17

WH1T9 LRAn,-Soote1W hiis ~, a.
Nv Flel1 bIal4l, WlgToald SIial . any q ~
llASEet, u alaby f.H. LOGAN 400
eple.g 3, ;1le Pc NO.I 1alhSl.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-17
Town Properly for Sale.

HnEAPKR pFvporty tbal sVtF Sai 80 % Ne
\ Ohio river, can ~ hSa d naTIsVillo, AUptOo
Cduhty, Ohio, consisting n two agto l0tei tlFte
goiilhrS anA III tho hSoaAFY oat bailalngs Gail n
RuSd FupalFl, numerous Ifult q Ornamental tIess
ne beIi Of m WAteF, aud ~ lho GpHVepan0ol that
nan could al Mo loIt d tGFu1 Will b given.
Enquii on the premises, of.of
,RkNJiEL D, WILLIAAiB, o.
mh9O-im +. ii0R8Bliook, eaF4il, oliot 1
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-03-01
From Pore Royai ana sayannah.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.-Dispatches have been
received at the Navy Department from Com.
Dupont, Port Royal, February 18th, inclosing q
report from Com. Rogers, who says that while
sounding in the Savannah river, short distance
above the mouth on the right Of the river, they
chine, which they destroyed.
Assistant Secretary Fox has received letter
from . friend in New York, stating that the an
nouncement in Richmond paper that fifteen
thousond stand of arms had arrived recently at
New Orleans, is untrue. A passenger who came
out from New Orleans to Havana on the Victo-
ria, says she only obtained $50 guns there. which
were oil the arms she took back to New Orleans.
The militia there are therefore yet unarmed.
The rebels have Withdrawn their pickets from
the Gccaquon, about 20 miles from Alexandria.
The Departments will be closed on Monday In
consideration Of the funeral services at the EI-
eeutive Mansion. a
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-03-01
FROM ALBERMARLE SOUND.
WlNTON RURNEp

Fr. MONROE, Feb. "a The steamer Baltimore
which left here several days ago with ammuni-
ton for the Burnside expedition, returned from
Hatteras about II o'clock to-day, having left
yesterday forenoon. The news by the Ralti.
more Is not of special interest
The burning Of Winton 10y the Federal forces
10 confirmed.
The 9Th n. Y. has made an expedition up the
Chowan river with three gunboats, but having
found the enemy in full force returned without
making an attack.
Among the passengers by the Baltimore is
Charles Henry Foster, who was yesterday re-
ported killed at Winton by the Southern papers
The election ordered fly the Provisional Gov
eminent Of North Carolina, took place on Sat
urday, resulting, as far as the returns have been
received, In the re election Of Mr. Foster to Con-
gress. The ordinance of the convention was
also ratified
The object of the expedition of the 9th n Y.
regiment was to destroy the Railroad bridges on
the Rlackwater and Chowan rivers. The enemy
was however, discovered in large force at Win
ton and no landing was made. The enemy fred
at our gunbOats and in retaliation the town was
shelled
The greater part OF the expedition was still at
Roanoke Island
Gen. Williams, Bigadier at Hatteras has re.
ceived orders to proceed to Roanoke.
The 8. z. Spaulding left Roanoke on Satur
day for Elizabeth City with the prisoners taken
by Gen. Burnside; they were ,paroled for e1,
change.
The laying of the telegrahic cable was progress.
sing satisfactorily at last accounts.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-03-01
From Tennessee


CAIRO, Feb. 22.--Eyerything is quiet at Fort
Donels0n.
The rebels before evacuating Clsrksville fired
the Railroad Bridge crossing the Cumberland at
that point.
Commodore Foots issued the following pro.
clamstion to the inhabitants Of GAINESVILLE
At the suggestion Of Hon. G. johnson, Judge
Wisdom and the Mayor of the city. who called
upon me yesterday, after our hosting the Union
flag on the forts, to ascertain my views and in.
tention towards TIE citizens and private proper.
ty, hereby announce to all peaceably disposed
persons that neither in their persons or prop.
erty shall they suffer moestation by me or by the
naval force under my command, and they may
safely resume their business avocations with the
assurance of my protection. At the same time,
require that all military stores and army equip.
ments ahall be surrendered, no part Of them
being withheld or destroyed; and further that
no secession flag or manifestation Of secession
feeling shall be exhibited; and for the faithful
Observance Of these conditions shall hold the
authorities Of the city responsible.
(Signed:) ANDREW Il. FoorE.
Nashville papers advise the undermining Of
some Of the bluffs on the Cumberland and blow.
ing them into the river on the approach of our
ganboats to destroy them or obstract the chan.
nal
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-03-01
Movements Of Gen. Dusl...Rsports from
N00hv1lle. . 7t71-

LoTIsyiLLr, FEB 2S.-Gcn Duel left here sey
eral dsys'ago and proceeded in the direction Of
Nashville; His staff leave here tomorrow
morning for the place Of his destination.
Itis reported that many Of the negroes taken
some time since from the Green river country
Of Kentucky BY the rebels to aid in forsifying
Nashville. took advantage Of the panic created
thereby the taking Of Fort Donclson and Fort
Henry, and are making their way back to their
old homes. They say'it Was too late to fortify
Nashville. Jg53 sw g3a .y5
It ID understood that the rebels proposed des-
troying bridges and the road near NasviIle. on
their retreut thitherward, but the citizens along
the road demonstrated and prevented it.
Runors which cannst be traced to any relia-
bic source prevailed all day OF the evacuation
OF Nashville by the rebels ~
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-03-01

~ Nof1olk nevVos 6cs
PoRraEss AoNRoE, Feb. 2l-Three flags of
truce were sent ont to-day y
Il IL believed in Norfolk that Savannah has
been occupied by our forces. This information
- thought 70 Be reliable, though no particulars
RE ascertained. @ Gas4st
Notwithstanding the admission that the Ner-
rlmac il failure, the latest information recei.
we'd IL. that POO men are at worx on her, and
consi 'erable quantity Of shot and sheIl are 20.
ing on board OF her. The intention of making
an attempt to run the blockade has not been
gwen up, and it is thought that she might make
her appearance here within week. Every
preparation has been made, and standing orders
have been given for her reception pa
There are Gov French vessels Ia the Roads
here. III .5
The schooner Exertion with ammunition
sailed for Hatteras yesterday.
The new gnnboat Pinola arrived and sailed
yesterday g rs8 :