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wv. JOHNSON & SON,
Manufacturers OF Copper, Tin and
Sheet IRON ware.

K3NLEEN 7NNUL - UEGs :" ~
HAVING AvAILED OURSELVES OF ALL THE
III Improved facilities, VIC are better prepared row
Ihan ever TO MI all orders for any article or work in
the above line Of business TaliieH and Conductors
made 70 order Steamboat work done in subatan-
dial aud Workmanlike manner. We are nOE paying
particular attention to this branch Of the trade aud
guarantee satisfaction in every particular. To
Wholesale Dealers we can offer Inducements that
cannot Be found elseWhers. Our stock Of Ware e
complete, and the assortment is full At all times We
keep stock Of the tstest and most approved patterns
OF Coal and Wood Stoves on hand ~ all timss-
G.W.JOHSsoE son,
SIS NO.lT9 Market Square,
ty2-d&Nh Wheeling, Va.
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The above prospectus has mp to this date been
Published in only one of cur leading papes for ten
days. No extra Efforts to get stock taken have been
nlAdss yet the public well appreciate the sound
ness Of the enterprise that two hundred thous-
and dollars Of The stock has already been taken We
would briefly that the shares are SIS each, paid
II full, Without further liability Transferable By de-
livery registered only when dividends are received
any peTon having nancy to spare. cam BY the pur-
chase Of shares In the Missouri Mining Company
make Al tnVestaeIt that win pay largely, and bold
stock that = converted into eash without loss
"a .j Io1is No. March q. 1881.
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MAYORs OF THE
Great Cities. u

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HON. Z H. 0nAwTOs ne5ot Of LOUISVILLE VII K4.
nun 'On' Sl' Mayor Of LYONS, IOWA
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HON JAMES W NORTH Mayor ;, 4vovsr.. = VI
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HON. JAMES s. BECK,
HON. WILLARD NYE,-
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LUIS COMPANY IS FORMED FOR THE PUR-
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-04-11

dignity, and in many instances with bur
bor3is cruelty. aud,
Nhoroas, The rebel officers taken
prisoners al Fort Don elson, where they
wcrD IN arms, IN open rebellion, and
wh@e they had caused 70 many Of our
brave men 10 fell, and who hayo been
sent TO Camp Chase as prisoners, and
now are daily seen in the streets, and at
the public houses of Columbus, wearing
Their robel uniforms and promulgating
Their sec ession doctrines; therefore be
il
Resolred, de-, That VIC view this uru-
sual indulgence extended TO those officers
as an evidence Of false sympathy for the
rebels engaged in this unproyoked and
wicked rebellion, insulting the relatives
and friends Of those who arc now suffer
ing in the prisons of the rebels. And
this General Assembly, as the Represen.
tatIvcs Of the patriotic people Of Ohio
protest against the impolitic and unjust
lcnicncy extended To- those rebel officers
while the ignorant rank and file prisoners
who have been induced to t7kc up arms
against the Government and the Union
by The hi representations ofthosc officers
are Kept in close confinement; and ask
those having the power and authority
other to confnc snid officers in Camp
Chase, or some other suitable place or
remove those prisoners from the State ol
Ohio.
Resolved, That the Governor transmit
a copy OF the foregoing to the President
Secre tnry Of War, and our Senators and
representatives in Congress.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-04-11
Desperate Battle in
Tennessee.
DAYS HARD FIGHTING
GLORIOUS VICTORY! !

A desperate battle wns fought at Pitts.
burgh Landing nohr Corluih, On Sun.
day. Bccurcgard's forces attacked our
troops-the battle lasted all doy and the
loss was heavy on both sides. Our troops
finally routed the enemy md gnincd a
glorious victory. Reinforccmcnts came
up from Buoll's army. II is possible the
49ih Ohio was in the fight. No pnrtic-
u,urs.
The Times correspondent al the battle
at Pittsburg Landing, on Sunday morning
says the enemy surprised Gen. Prcntiss'
bnglda, VIII ch was IN advance miles be-
Iyord PittsburE, O'Clock Sunday morning
taking two regiments prisoners, including
the General. The fight continued until
evening, driving our forces back 10 Pitts
burg with fearful loss.
Gen. Ducll, with Nelson's division,
arrived at 4 O'clock aud turned the tide
Of battle. The enemy commanded Nv
Polk and Be0uregurd suspended the at.
tack About o'clock on Monday morn
ingsthc troops having rcstcd on the fold,
being reinforced by Nelson's division,
supported by punboats, drove the enemy
back and occupied their lormcr positions,
completely routing the rebels, who were
Immediately followed by several thousand
cuvaly, who, az last account, were some
miles beyond Corinth.
The 1r.buno's dispatch places our loss
at 600 killed, aud from 5000 TO 1000
wounded. The rebel loss is twice that
lumber. Six cfour batteries were taken
dnd rctakcn timcs'
The rebel General Jchnson wus killed
and Bc0ureglrd had his arm shot oil.
Cen. Lew. Wallace WAS Killed and
Gcncrgls Smith and Logan wounded
Gen. Grant was in the tldckcst OF the
fight, leading his men, aud was wounded
N the ankle. The 40ih was probably not
in the G.ht.
Lieut. Col Garfield, Of tho 72d Ohio,
morlally woundCd--sincc dead.
CArno, m, April ..
Further ndyicc5 from p.t,sburg land
/ ing, ave the following about the battle:
+ The cuymy attacked no al b o'clock on
Sunday morning, the brig0tcs oil Sher-
man and Prcnllss b Ing the first engaged.
The attack was successful, our entire
force wus driven back 10 the river, where
the advance vi the enemy was checked
by the fro Of our gunboOts. Our fore,
was incro asod BY the arrival OF .Gcncral
Grant with troops from Savannah, in
spiritcd hy the report Of the arrival o
two Divisions Of Buell's army. Our losi
this day is heavy.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-04-11

Naorc nrUut tSic Disabling oTthC
Igchci ttoattng uatttry-IlC
Rebels fscpuiscd Opposite
POiut Pleasant
CAIRO, April 4.
The firing OF Island No. 10, lnst niQht,
disabled floating battery OF the rebels.
One shell struck directly IN IL, killing
three ofthe men and disabling 4, that il
ilootcd down toward the foot Of the L..
land.
The firing to-day has been moro active,
and has done good execution.
a messenger from Now Madrid this
evening reports that the rebels erected n
battery last night, opposite Point Pleas
ant, and this morning opened 1crccly up-
on our works. Ailrr firing for some timo
the battery was sileuccd by our auns,und
a warehouse ON the Kentucky shore was
fired ly cur shells. II and is contents
were consumed. No Casualties on our
side reported, and the loss Of the rebels
Is not known. Several must hnvo been
killed. All ~ ct her, No news from
the Tennessee.
A Dispatch Of Apr 9th statos tho gun.
boat. Coroud0lct, ran The gauntlet OF H.
land No. 10, aud isn.w available COR g en-.
Pope. She was fred nt but not hit once.
There Is authority for tho War De-
pnrtmcnt for saying that dispatches from
Fortress Monroe dated o'clock Sunday
=. VI, had bcou received. A rcconnois.
euuce had been made towards Yorktown.
The Headquarters Of our army are now
about miles from Yorktown. There
had been some oannonuding but without
injury on either side.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-04-11
The IxiIlcd nud Wounded.

In looking ever The long list Of killed
and wounded in battles, lCt no rcader ior-
get THE oAUsr OF these fearful sacrifices.
Thousands ol tho brhy,st and trucst men
in our county lay down their lives in de-
.vnco OF the government Of their choice
the best ON cSr,h--aguinst an ucourset
revolt prompted by slavery. The father,
whose son, the hope of bis decilning
years, is registered ia the let OF "k,lled'
--the wife widowed, the children orphan
cd, the household thss robbed % It's solsce
and s,ay--le, all those bear in mind that
ali this is from sEo salanio lnsiigatious oi
slavery.
This is no declaration--no fanatiea
"aboltion" inyectNei but certain, undo
'niable fact. Every man should ponder
it.-St. Louis. Dem.
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FROM ISLAND 40. 10.

CnicAoo, AprnA.

Cn'cAco, April 4.
A spcoioi to the Journol, dated Cairo,
Apfil 4, seys boat arrived irom Island
No. 10 lat night,
The firing was resumed yesterday
morning 10y the punbouts and mortars.A -
One Of cur shells burst upon the rebel
ste amer Winchester, which set her on
fire aud burned her 10 tho waters edge,
The Winchester was sunk by IN rebels
on the morning Of the arrival Of The Fed
eral rbnboats, in the main channel on
the Missouri side Of the Island.
During the firing, the rebels towcd
their floating battery up TO new posi-
ton. and tried % reach us with shot from
her s2-pounder rifles. The shots fell far
short. Amer a couple Of hours maucu-
vcrinr, she was taken back TO her old
position. Several shots were fred ut
the rebel transports by the Federal gun
bonts.
Tie rebels are erecting batteries all
nlong the Tennessee shore, 10 pr vent
the landing OF Federal troops from Mis-
sUuri.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-04-11
qgEE FAX SssLn.

The National Tax Bill has finally pass.
ed the HouFc, by i vote Of 195 to IS,-
Most of the amendments adopted in Com
mittee Of the Whole have been retained.
Duties and taxes shall be in the shape OF
a lien uron property until paid. Tho
tools aud Implements Of a profession, also
COW, arms, household furniture, provisions
kept for use and apparel Necessary for 4
family, are exempt. Wholesale liquor
dealers are to ray an increased licorec VI
from 500 to Slooi iewelry peddlars $40;
photographers, whose incomes exceed
$500, pay $40 extra tax of cent per
pound is placed on cotton, after the LIST Of
May; rcctfcd spirits, mixed and sold Us
whiskey, Is cents per gallon, and when
sold as brandy, rum, gin &C., 30 cts; 81
to 81 toi, on railroad iron and from S4
TO $40 ON steel,
Dogs taxed $500 each; organs and
mclodeons 30 cts to 81, Three per cent
on railroad aud insurance dividends; 25
cts on every protest These ere erly a
few Of the features fthc bill, which may
be still further modified before il passes
the Senate.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-04-11
NoL. GIBSON On SLAVERY.

The letter Of Col. Gibson, whish we
published lNt week, has hccu read with
regret by some of his friends, ltcertaiu.
ly was unfortunate, to say the least, for
Col. Gibson TO compare the slaves Of the
South with the "poor white OF tho
North. We think the Col. did notintcnd
this, That the negro is better satisfied
IN slavery than in freedom is dsprovrd by
the hundreds, who escape almost daily BY
the underground railroad" What are
they escaping from! 1t only proves the
brutalizing cAoets of slavery, to say thai
human beings are contentcd IN Il. Sa
very may have charms fer army officers
but il has none for us. II is a stencil ia
the eyes of God and humanity cauce
upon the body polite. II is well Col
Gibson Gays "those facts form no Cxcus
Tor slavery" Col, Gibson does the Prosi
deut and himself great injustice, whcl
he attacks the formers proclamation,--
} The proclamation only contains nil
suggestion and does great credit to "a
head and heart Of the President.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-04-11
ouR mIsssEPMEsENTATIyES,

Messrs, T.ius and Lang both voted
against tho adoption al the following ses-
olu,ions, with regard to the "secesh''
PRISONERS at Camp Chase, While Union
prisonero are rotling in Southern iails,
they would allow rebel officers to strut
around the streets Of Columbus, without
any restraint, having their siae-arms and
their niggers to wait on them at the ex-
pcnse OF tho state. is this the way to
treat rebels, whose ha nds are red with
blood and whose hearts are full Of treason
and murder--who curse the flag thar pro-
tects and the hand that feeds them!
Whereas, The officers Of the Federal
army when taken prisoners by the rebels
are thrown into uncomf, rlable prisons
aud ip mos, csses treated with great in