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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-01-24
$2,257 70
Soldiers of the First Minnesota In Rebel
Hands,

The Faribault Republican complies the
following list of soldiers of the First Mime
sofa, now in the hands of the rebels,
with the place of their confinement. 1t is
from list brought by Congressman Ely.
Since the list was made out, however q
few, whose names have been published, have
been liberated ..-
Anderson John, Co K.
Brown Thomas, nurse, Co /, New Orleans,
Brown N, private, Go H, at home.
Bitka G, private, Co d
Brown, = A, private, Co A
Becker, VIM, private, Go A
Brisset. Ed, private, Co G
Barrow J, corporal Coz
Crandall, Dennis, private, Co q
Coombs, G G private, Coo
Clark, Chas j, private, Coo
Closer, J, private Go H
Connolly, VIM private Co q
Cannon. J, private, Col
Duftee, D, private Co K, dead
Dooley, w II H, private, Co A
Ellis, 2, private, Col
Eaton, G s. private, Co K
Emery Levi private, Col
Garrison, T, private, dead.
Aubbs, n, private, Co F, at New Orleans
Harris, G N, private, Co, F, at home
Habert. A Il, private. Co Fl, at home
Hoelstam, d. private, Co
Halstead, 81. private, Co c, Ala
Jameson, W, private, F. at New Orleans
Krone, Il, private. Co B, at Columbia
Keefer, L, private, Co A, at Playground
King, 0 S, corporal, Co D
Kenney, M, private, Co
LIE Boutillier, j W. surgeon, at home
Lee. J W, private. Co G
McNelly, James, private, Coo
Maddox, George. private, Co D
Merritt, G W, private. Go
Mugens. B, private, Coo
Man, c, private, Coo
Mills, Charles, W, private, COZ
Miller, F, private, Co F
Nellis, G G, private, Co
Ostrander, j, private, Co F, art Ala
Platter. George, private, Co A, at Ala
Parker, VIM, private Co G, at Ala
Parker. Thomas S. private. Co G
Reunee, E, private, Co C, at N Orleans
Randolph, w q, Co G, at home
Richardson, R, private, Co C, Ala
Russell, I, private, Co E, Ala
Rowley, A. private, Co K, Ala
Squires, Chauncey, private, Go G, Ala
Smith, c, private, COD
Sellee. +, private. dead
Smith, Cyrus, private, Co G, Ala
Shears, o w, hospital steward
TEACHER. p. private, Co l, at Columbia
Tanner, Charles. private, Co B, Ala
Twitchel, Isaac. private, Co C
Wright, ID G, private. Co A, Ala
Williams, H II, sergeant
White. John, private. Co II, Ala
Wilmer, E, private, Coo
Young. J, private, Co H
Yawman, Michael, private, Go H, at New
Orleans 4. r-
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-24
Sheriff Sale.
William II. Cooley,
Elizabeth Cooley, ct al.


BY virtue Of an order made by the Conf
Of 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 vendue at the
door Of the Court House in the city Of Tifin,
In said county, on
The 9Th day Of October. A. d. 1862.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ and 4
o'clock I. NJ. Of said day, the following de.
seribcd lands and tcnements. to wit:
The LOrth west quarter Of the north west
quarter of section fifteen, (l5) township "a
north Of range sixteen (l6) in Seueca coun.
ty. Ohio. excepting and rescrving thereirom
so much thercfiom as has been heretofore
been laid out into town lots in tie town Of
Bloomyille, in said Seneca county, Ohio md
containing besides said exceptions, thirty.
five aud seventy one hundrcth ncrcs of
land. more or less.
Also in lots numbered fourteen, (l4) fif
teen (l5) and sixteen (l6) in the town of
Bloonlville. in said Seneca county, Ohio, said
real estate, subject to DOVER estate of Eliza.
beth Cooley.
TERMS OF SALE.
One.thrd cash in hand, one third in ono
year and one-third IN two years, with interest
from day of sale. The deferred payments to
be secured 10y mortgage upon the premises
sold.
LEVI wEIRICK,
Sheriff.
Sept. Goth 80 S5.s5
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-24
How the Rebels were Piioted
through PennsyIvania.

A Harrisburg correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Press mentions the follow
ing facts to show how the CsRfederstss
were 30 skllllully piloted through Penn
sylvsnis. 1t appears now that the men
who piloted the rebels 50 safely through
cur State during the recent raid were
PennsylYanians, Brsekinridge, Demo
Gratis, and notorious rsscals. Their names
are Lcgsn, Wilson, Shines and Brinn.-
The latter is believed to be the man who
apprehended Cock. of John Browns
" Army Of Invasion" These traitors
have been in Franklin county for seven.
teen years, whore they have prespsred
and being minutely acquainted with ev.
cry road and by-path OF tho region. could
cusily pioneer the rebels in any direc-
tion. il is said that they sought an in
tsrview with Hampton, and cheerfully
volunteered their services. Gen. j. Z.
b. Stuart was for a long time in COM
mand Of Carlisle Barracks when in the
service Of the Unitsd States, and several
OF his field officers were stationed there at
different tines, 50 that theso rebels were
probably az familiar with the country
through which they passed recently as
they were with the topography Of their
swn States.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-24
In Dead Enruestl

Parson Brewnlow has recently writ
ten n letter to the Philadelphia Press,
which he concludes as follows
! now propose to The Govern ment, in
good faith, TO give me the command Of
10000 men, including these East Ten
nessee regiments, and all the outfit me-
cessnry, and promise.t to take East Ten
nessce before Christmas, and to hold II
and its railroads. I am in earnest in
making this request | am sick and t'r-
ed of this criminal and uncalled for de-
lay in seizing upon the strong point Of
the rebellion.
Beside, | am able to get into active
service, and i'll can't get into the army
must at once start a paper at the North,
for the benefit Of Northern sympathizers
with this rebellion, and Secession Gen
erals and Secession staff officers who are
in the United States army
Undoubtedly Parson Brownlow has
profound affection for Vallandigham
aud the class of sympathisers to which
he belongs
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-24
Legal Notice.
Sept. Goth 80

Court of Common Pleas Of Seneca ccun-'
ty, Ohio.
William Bingham and Henry C. Bios
som, partners under the firm name of
VIM. bingham e. Co., Plaintiffs
against
John Kanney and Levi Weirick' Drts.
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, against
said defendants, John Kanney and Levi
Weirick, wherein in substance they say
That OH the 9th day of August, A. d., ?
1862, before Jesse ii. Leidy, Justice of
the Peace Of Clinton township, Seneca
county, Ohio, they received Judgment
against said Kanney, for the sum Of eigh.
ty-eight and twenty-five one hundrcth
dollars, that said Judgment remains UNI
received and uDpaid and that there is due
to plaintiffs thereon, from said defendant
Kanncy, eighty-two and eighty. seven
one hundroth dollars, with interest since
Aug. 9th, 1869, that said Kanney has No
goods or chattles, lands or tenements liza
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 for
the payment by said Weirick Of said
money to said plaintiff, that unless said
petition is answered by the 9th day o
December, A. d. 1862, judgmcntwill
rendered thereon accordingly.
JAS. PILLARS,
N. L. BREWER.
for Plaintiffs.
sept96-6w $3.50
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-24
How the soIdlcr. vote ,

The vote Of Iowa soldiers in camp In
the statr, stood: 3,slo Republican. ant
735 Democratic. This was something
over five to one. One regiment out OF
the State, stationed at Fort Pickering,
Memphis, Tenn, stood Republican 2ss
Democrat 66, little less than to L.
The ratio has been about the same in
the Pennsylvauia regiments and where
ever else vote has been taken.
The Stubenyills Herald has u letter
iron, parksrsJutr, Va, giving the result
of the vote taken on election day in
Company ID. 1875 Regiment, which be-
longs in that Congressional District
The votc was 81 for Eckley (Union) G
Belden (buttcrnuD. In Company from
Harrison county the vote stood SO for
for Bighsm, CUnion) aud l3 for White,
(butterhut.)
That shows what the result Of Ohio's
election would have been had her sold
iers been nj home instead Of in the field.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-24


General pren,;s. ,o-n,yht xss co,a,,,.
mspt,d wab ! ss4cn,sae' He oranb,rsils
dcserihcd the scenes through which hs
md his fellow soldiers. taken priopera AZ
Shiloh. psssed. Ueseid be bsd come IN
use hnrsh LANGUAGE when sncpLing ,c,he
demons of the soutb \. bo.o s,,nd1,ct 10,
v.rds our ,roons. y,s a strcycri,rd ,,;,h
murder nnd barhnritv. Col,ncI J,rdon
Assistant At,utan, f;eneroI IN Rea 40.
vrrrd. wss tba opiv ,ehcl r,ou, ,,hou, ,hc,
r cicvcd tho least esor,esv So hcI, ~,
heaven. ,b, ,c MO persre,,te iis con : ,dcs
,hould never cpcane retaliation nj bis
h.nds. THE scornc. arc Tho hos, Ifnion
men IN the sputh. Ths returning shiloh
prsss,rrr Who had. snfl;cIrn, olothing IN
somulete,, covcr an ,ir nnkrdnc... de mo-,
rumh,ri;4v No,hirc 4, tho wsy nr on,.
mepts was furnished them by the rebels;
Ie.idcs this. they xcre suppiied with the
m at d.suwst;ny tooJ
Aacr n,i'y de.rr;L,,, tho unkipd and
,f;psivo tnrntment lhcy rci we'd. he in.
ou;red of bs mnny Ii.,oners what ,iev
rnv ,ho,rh, M h;s bo,s,eJ chivsIry.
Tha ,..enio s,h. s,.,,l, arc Jc,, ,,n;psd
There 4 a me-, r e,Irci,n Of ,eror. and ev.
,ry ,er,in,e,.t for peace or comprom sc is
.lp.,antlv sti,icd. liz spiI he found Union
men hearing arms against our government
Lut tbev were rompcllcd 10 do so at tho
l,dding ~, their masters, The white race
t,.J.y In tho s,u,h l. in worse conditioa
,bsn ~, rc thc blacks bcIorc tho wtr. The
rebel o, ,ycr, IN mt has moro men In arms
.,bsn m n r,b thinks. They hrht well.
Tnc,r'c,pse r despcrat,. They do rot ask
,ar ,r,,sn, r,stion nor lor comfortable sup.
mics Thcy are compcllcd to take tic
held with or without food. Itis time we
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-24
Awaxsng Development OF Hor,
rible Treason.

N~m We fhh Cc1nty kefnhhcan.1
4 Sesreeeble sRd perfectly honorable
ei,ix"n OF Plain township, in this county,
having con sraftedr passed Friday night
10 lunk, in the barracks az Camp
Mansfield. Outsids the tent, a Rroup az
militis-men, from Wayne, crswford and
other counties talked without restraint
The minds Of these soldiers had Be on poi
sonca by the tutternut traitors.
Frsm the. conversation he overheard,
hs ssct rtained that these nen understood
md believed II to be general agree.
nent nmong the men opposed TO the war,
throu ehout the Northern States, that
there should be a universal uprising and
rebellion sgsinst the Government, the
.rsit being the pretcxt for insugurating
open hostilities.
Farther than that, these men had been
induced 10 believe that their interests
and tlsss OF the rebels weys precisely
identical in other words, that they were
snly ycbels IN sbeyance, and that by
their proposed general nare-ap, thoy
would 30 dIstract the Federal army, that
their broth rn Of the South could, by a
sharp, decisive onset, take possession OF
the Government. They swore vehem
antly At their comrades who had failed to
stand brsveiy up 20 the agreement +; and
had they all done so they declared tAai
What they cslle dthe . Democratic par
ty"niglt; have had uHdispuisd control
and thrif opponats would b. made to feel
stsrrbie revenge for supposed grievsn-
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-24
Hemp aud Cold Lead wanted
tn Crawford Comfy,

A regiment Of soldiers, with loaded
guns and Fixed bSyonets, and with
fearless and 6ghting colonel at its head,
is wanted at Ducyrus, Crawford county,
according to the reports which we re-
ccive from there. We have already no.
ted the disturbances which prevailed in
that town at tie commencement Of the
dralt, when the streets were paradcd by
bands Of mon hurrahng for JEFF. Davis,
and swearing they would never support
the Federal Government. That excite
ment was quelled and temporary quiet
epsued. A lew duys subsequent to that
disturbance Judge Hall was arrested for
having rcsistcd the draft, and taken TO
Camp Mansfield. This aroused the ire
Of traitors aud they svore no more ar
rests should BE- made. On Saturday
last the to Sn was intensely excited. The
-;.ulaadars dcr-.,".ei ti,e rsj--.i auv-
ernment and sheercd for JEFF. Davis,
while their followers helped to swell
the chorus Of infamy and treason. One
man was arrested an taken 20 the Jail
when the Sheriff refused to imprissm
aim, aud was therefore released. Tres-
sen was rampant. and II was really dan
gsroas for any man to appear on the
streets and declare himself Republican.
What the end of this days proceeding
was VIC did not learn. but It Is evident
that there is a nest Vi traitors in Crsw-
ford county which must be crushed out
by military or civil power. The leaders
are desperate and declare that blood
shall flow before they are done with it,
They should be taken at thcir word and
their own blood be shed il they refuse TO
obey the laws Of the land or the orders
of the Administration. Clran out syery
den of then.- Cievs, Leader.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-24
Fron, New OrIenus.

New Orleans dates arc 10 the 7th.--
General Butler IL Strengthening things
out with his usual promptness. An ex-
policeman gets six months in Fort Pick
ems, with hard labor and a twsnty-four
pound ball to his leg, for sending aa in
suil,ing and seditious report 10 the Gov
crnment. All prisoners of var who had
been registered for cxchsnge were to be
sent to Batsn Rouge on the sth. Off.
GERS were to be allowed to their side
arms and clothing in which they stood
only. An order fixed the price Of -four
at 81 90 per barrel, bread to be three
ounces for one cent Crowds Of people Of
both sexes, Of all ages and conditions
centinme to attend daily for the purpose
Of taking the cath Of allegiance.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-24
Executors Sale,

in PURSUANCE OF an Order Of the Pro.
bate Court OF the county Of Seneca, and
state OF Ohio, to me directed, will offer al
public auction,
On Saturday the ! 5th ofNovember.
1862, at O'Clock p. NJ, upon the premises,
the following described real estate In, and
near, the village Of Attica in the county of
Seneca and state aforesaid, to.sit:
The north west part Of the West half Of the
south west quarter OF section Number three
90 township Number one (D North Range
Number seventeen an East, and bounded
rs follows
Beginning at the North west corner Of said
west hall quarter section. running thence
East o'll chains along the North line 81 said
west half quarter section 10 stone, whence
leaves beach II Inches diameter. see. 80
kast 261s links distance; and beech ffteen
inches in diameter, see. slIs west,
33ll links distant theEce South 81 ID
chains ON line parallel with the East lins
Of said West half quarter section 20 the cen.
tire Of the Tifhn road so cAlled) thence North
6l . 10, WestlI.l7 chains on and along the
center OF said road, 70 the Yves. lice of said
west half quarter section; thence North %, So
chains on and along said West line % IN.
plaeeof beginning, containing FORTY (4Q
aud el-lOO) ACRES Of land more or less
saving and excepting four [4l acres OF la ad
OCT VI the south sasg corner thereof. assign
ed as a homestead, subject TO Dover. as as.
sig ned therein.
ALSO,
AT the same time aud place, inIot numbered
three 81, and inlot numbered twelve IlsL
both in the addition to Mill,r and Schuyleris :
Addition TO the town Of Attiea. In the eoanty
irse IRON, aud unsneumbered BY saY dover
slate or other charge.
TERMS OF SALE.
oNE.THlRD CASH ia hand. One.third
In one years and one third in two years, with
interest from the day ofssls. The deferred
paymenn 10 be secured by Mortgage upon
the premises sold.
SAMUEL J. SEED, Executor.
0f the last viii aud Testament Of DAvieE
bERo. deceased.
br l.. SrEa.
Solicitor for PlsiatiM
Tisin, Oct ~, lee2.-a,. $3.50
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-24
Gen. Cass,us NJ. Clay.

The Washington dispatch to New
York paper, rejecting upon Major Gen.
Cassius NJ. Clay, published on Monday is
a misrepresentation of the facts. Gen.
Clay is not engaged in political cam
paign, but Is in this city, having been ab-
sent but few days. He reported to Gen.
Hslleck for duty, under eireumstanc ccs
that should, at least, have secured for him
respectful treatment, IL not high consii-
Grafton. He received neither. In the
face Of this i'll treatment, General Clay
reported second time to Gen. Halleck
who Extensively asserted that he could no,
give him the command Ia the West,whicL
had been prge1 upon the Government by
the most distinguished citizens Of several
of the Western States. Gen. Clay said
calmly:
General, am here to report for duty
Internationally"
"Then," responded General Halleek
'go to you, hotel aud await orders"
Ger..Cluy obeyed. Upon reaching hi.
quarters, he received orders to repelt 1,
Gen. Butler at New Orleans. Like true
soldier, he packed his trunks TO leave the
same evenings and proceeded TO take
leave Of the President, The latter said.
"Whero are you going, General"
Clay responded:
81 have just received my orders from
Gen. Halleck 10 report to Gen. Butler al
New Orleshs."
The President expressed surprise, ask.
ed for an explanation, and ON learning
the facts, said to Gen. Clay, "You viii
receive other orders"
Gen. Clay lett the Executive Mansion
and on reaching his hotel feaad letter
from the President ordering him to 70.
main in the city until further order
These are the facts, and in view Of the
statement published referred to, il is jus,
that they should be known.-- WasAsps-
ioa CorrrsPoadssos ". Y, Timss.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-24
TIE NEW CoNGRBss,

At the present election tho Democratic
party makss some gains in Pennsylvania,
Ohio and Indianb, and will, no doubt, al
So make gains in New York in Novem-
b,r. But these nrs net extensive nor 80
important rs has been supposed, for a
re.son which has been overlooked. The
next Congress will be the frst, under the
new npportionment, since the census OF
1850, aud IL sccus TO be forgotten that
the Western States gain In thor repre-
seutn,iou while tho Eastern States lose
The States which guip nre, Illinois =, io-
wa4, Wisconsin 3, Michigan 2 and Mis-
~xiri 2. Thoss which lose are Kentucky
/. Ohio 2, New York ., Pennsylvania !
and Tennessee =.
The states In which the republicans
have los, members Of Congress, Penn
sylvania aud Ohio, arc exactly those
which have diminished representation
in the new Congress. Iowa, which has
in the prsscn, Congress, two representa-
tives, (both republicans, aud has just
elected six Of the samo purty) has sis in
the next. Wisconsin, which has three
members now, will have six In the next
Illinois and Michigan also gain members
All these states, not touching the south
srn border. are likely to cling srmly TO
the administration. The border States
Maryland, Kentucky and Tennessee, lose
four members by the new superintendent;
bu, deductipg from this for the gain OF
two in Missouri, there is border State
loss oftwo.
Il is too early yet to sposk definitely
of the political complexion Of the next
House Of Representatives, but II is like
Iy Il will be pretty evenly balanced.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-24
Coz. 900 MALE or FEMALE AGENTS

OUUsUUU TO SELL
LLon Us NEW STEEL PLA rE COUNTY COL.
OkED NJ Az OF TIE UNITED STATES
CANADAs, and NEW BRUNSWICK.
From recent surveys, completed Aug. 10, iscQ
cost $50 ,UtOto engrave II, and one years time.
superior any slO map ever made by Cotton or
mehe, and sells hi the low price Of fy eentsj SIC.
uoo names are engraved on this map.
II Is not only g ounty Map, but II IL al,oa
COUNTY AND RAILROAD MAP
Of 'ho United ctstss and Canada, combined in one
living EVERY RAILROAD STATION
aud distances between.
Guhrran,ee any woman or man 81 TO IS per day,
End will take back all maps that cannot lie ,od nSI
refund the money. ~
send for 81 worth TO try,
rnnted lnsrnetions how to canvass well, furnished
wsnisd--w Wholesale Agent. for Gu, Man, in .v,,,
state California ,Canada, England, France and Cuba
ni1nnae may De made, witha lew hundred COLLAR,
j. T. LLofD, No. 1G4 Broadway, New York.
=, The War Department use, our Map OF virriuia,
mapand and fennsylyanis, eost siC0.000, on winch
y, ~ marked antie'am Creek, sbarpsburg, Maryland
Ford, and all Others the Po'omse aud every oih.,
on he Potomac, and every other place In MARYLAND,
virginia and Psnn'y'vania, or money reiaaded.
LLOYDS
TYPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF KENTUCKY
ONO, INDIANA and ILLINOIS.
is,he enly authority for Gen. Buell. and IN, Wa, n
Panmert. Money refunded to any one indius an 81.
Tor in IT. Pres SO cents,
From the Tribune, ,Aurg.
"LLOfDf MAP OF VIRGINIA MARYLANn
AND NDfkNNsiLYANIA.-1 .-1hi, Msp i. vrIy Int,.i
be purchased" " ""'"' Gun
, loiDS GREAT MAP OF THE MISSISSIPPI
nv nv kh.-from Actual Surveys by Cspts Bart and
Mm. Bowen, Mi'si',irpi Riwr Pilot,, OF ST ioui,.
11aa =, every man, olan,n,ion and osner's name
rom 81 Lonsto the Gulf of Meslco-l $50 miles
., sry .snd'eat, island own bndus, aud all places
:, e' paek ron the nser--e eoloIed In counties and
s'so on linen, with rollers. Ready Sept. 10.
nMf DEPARTMENT, WARRINGTON, Sent. II, b2
LLoYDs-sir; Send me your Map Of the Mi.
nnppI river with price per hundred copies. Rear.
Aum'fal Charles III. Davis, commanding the Missis.
slpp squadron, 10 sauthonEed to purehsse as many a,
are required Tor cse ofthat sqnadion
Octl7.3m ~ N'''