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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-02-14

Two porsons just arrived report that the
r'hcis are 'v"'uniing Rowling Green,
with indications Of III ir proceeding to-
ward Nashville.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-02-14

ruLApiuuA, J. b. 10.
Gen. store rasscd through this pty,
IN tlir ~ o'clocktruin last night, Ia Gus.
lody. On routc flf Fort l. ipvctte
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-02-14

Special Commissioner "a above action.
February II. 1864. s645
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-02-14

The Republican, spcci0l says the ar
my Is still cncammd al Fort Henry und
preparations iOralr hor novfments 40 Viz.
eorouslv harvard. Tie riwris high and q
apartOi fort Henry is aveIgowed. fNo
amefe segihents are eNp@icd 10 urrAc
irvtn tairaia u lew days. An unGnishr,l
siortiheation called tN'rt Ieimnn, opp9sit,
N0rt tHcpry.has been takon pOssossiol
OF The l,nnio is so extensive in Ten.
nessee thatii9 riVcr is coasidered open
ios Bnion heets 10 it's head waters. 'Bhe
late garrison OF Fort henry have taken
Telase at Fort Donsldson, making the
ioree there between 1900 and 0uU.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-29

PHILADELPHIA June %, 1862.
Stocks steady. Pennsylvania SIS 49, Reading abroad,
29T Morris Canal ~; Pennsylvania Railroad 49, Sight
exchange New York at par Ito per cent premium.
BALTIMORE, June 20. 1862.
Flour heavy, but quoably Unchanged sales 5000 bbls
Grain dull and unchanged Whskey declined nc: sales
at Soc sic. Coffee steady.
PHILADELPHIA, juno 20. 1862
Flour firm: sales 5000 bos supernLe 81 rs.
Wheat FIRM sales 5000 bushels; red at 81 ~ 81 a.
white, 81 80 a 81 IS. Corn-Saes 5000 bbls. at Sac.
Provisions active. Whiskey dull and decning.
BUFFALO, June %, 1892.
Flour unchanged. Wheat quiet; parties apart and
holders FIRM at 97c. for Sheboygan spring. 96Isc.
for amber Iowa. 97c for Milwaukee club. Corn drm and
in far demand sales at 40c 41c Oats arm and
demand at 36kc. Whiskey steady sales 100 bbls.
29c. Freign,s steady. lmporfs-12,000 bbs. -four,
80 900 bushels wheat 900 bushels 81 900 bushels
81 900 bushels corn, 10 600 bushels oats
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Complimentary Order 10 the Naval on.
GERS Engaged ON Stone River.
Surrogate's Court.
Before E. c. West, ESQ. surrof ate.


WILL OF THE LATE 4. r. cuRIsTY.
The will Of the late E. p Christy up for probate
in the surrogaies Court Monday From the circum-
stances attending his death and tho incidents in
his remarkable career much curiosity has been evinced
TO know what disposition the deceased wished 10 have
made Of the fortune he amassed manager q Ethiopian
Niger melodiss The estate he Jeff is roughly esii-
mated 10 be worth about $3.50 900.
The will IL written three and q half pages two
sheets) Of foolscar aud not lengthy and volu
minous many Ia which but small estate dis.
posed or To his wife Mary Ann Mspes Christy he has
beaueathed his large diamond brcastpn together with
all his other ewery and personal ornaments not othee
wise disposed o. She Is also to inherit the household
furniture the house No Is East Eighteenth
rether with part Of his personal estate
The executors the remaining portion Of his
personal estate into money and have the same securely
invested Out Of the PROFITS arising terefam and The
rents Of his real estate they 10 pay to his mother
Ruth Chrsty the sum OF $500 per annum ard tho resi-
due q the neSIs e. y DC sPed y ss ia aud
on death IL bis wife aud mother the estate Is 70 be
dvieed among the children OF biz brohcrs MCPHERSON
and Benjamin Chrisiy, and his niece, Qctava Christy
ris gold headed cane and diamond sleeve buttons
bequsatbed 10 his friend John J. Naan 10 Peter Gil
sey beeueafbed his gold watch and fob chair made Of
the hair OF deceased lis large single stone da
mond ring is beq1eathed u Paris GClask al his
apparel his small gold watch with hair Zoo chan,
are bequea,hec to bis brother Mcphcrson Christy
Peter Cilsey John j. Nathan and Paris q. Clark are
the executors.
The viii . = be contested by Harriet Chrsiy, his
frat Vie Samuel Jones appeared for the contestants
4 Bradford for the executors tic case has been
Al ourred BY INITIAL consent until he l7tn n July
Abe ady ~ whom The ri is - be contested i knowa
io Dew numerous trtqds A. Nrs thsisiy, marriage
so',mr S.d tHeuy .e.cn ears age having gwen Der
clatn in ihHt f9e tha Mllt L. Il alleged was maea but
fovr taya pfor to iha 8entg II Nc fhnstv al q time
waer he war hnaa'essy ffa1c md VIE this ''Bls
trai ~ mt. TIA th ~ Nay ann W4pics t5,k place.
Nr Wi-ah hros. hNron chrHy a9n &. the nrst Nra.
- AZ and 49, s.no titing dovoos aerts my 10
yoksa ior
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Our james Island Correspondence.
HEADorARTERs, STEVENS DryisIoN,
JAup1 fsrAvD q C. Juno % 1850

HyApQT ARTERs, STEvEys' InNisION,
JAMES LELAND, 8. c., June %, 1862. +
sncs as Zah Banle-P Presentation Of SWord General
sse1~ns by De Sercnty-ninta Observation-Disclosures Of the
Eec.meui 10 the Geneul-Hs Reply, de-, dc.
snce the battle Of the Tower battery forces
been unisturbed and the barbarous practice Of firing
ou the opposing pckets has been abandoned Our posi-
ton has been that event there
now no apprehension attack from tho enemy. Gen
Wright, who Is at present in command OF the forces
here wiii not venture upon q forward movement till
nsy reinforced.
The non commissioned officers and privates OF tho
Seventy ghlanders to-day presented to Gen. ste
vens magnificent sword, accompanied by the usuli
sash ard belt together with pair o. golden spursthe
latter > separate 80 from the drum corps. The affair
place this aternoon while the regiment, clad in its
bola.y attire, dress parade can make no bet
Ter report q the proceedings than by sending copy Of
the esr Il presentation together with the feeling re-
sponse a the Gc1eIal;--
L,rA % rnS soS COMMISSIONED ovraR. AVID pRvArfs
JlSE. lstAsD, :. G., June -, loe2
BrigacIcr General istAc i. Srryxrss-
sRA ifn0rs feeNrg ~ gratitude aud respect per
yading ms ommssiopes officers privates Of the
Seventy ninth regiment Highland Gnardl New York
state Militia and wish z 70 awe that feeling burnb
and Appropriate expression we have determined today
"a present Tor your acceptance ths sword
that by yoa u will be wofthy worn, and never dra wn
but IN defence OF human rights and their political qua
rGntces. Your recent connection with coIoue
As our friend and coInselos has nted US In a no.
GUITAR manner Judge Of and appreciate your virtues in
each o. these capacities Coming amongst al critical
r.rad IN our history a re-ment, when fair tame
was &c reed aud deora zaton fast hlrryng us 70
The xorx anarchy. you listened % the story ~
wrongs tempered your decisions against the cirng
U3th tie b attribute u mercy, and de us nope We
did hspe and long found ourselves raeapafatsl
and h Camp Advance. There oar confidence 10 yuu
perfected, aud our esteem because affection. WHOM i
that your distinguished military services
had brought Nol higher and Rrecaer aures, We were
Elnd trd proud but sOrroR deep aud pToie md, per.
FH 10 LVFN ft4f 0.T
sefv ces we're demanded IT. aGoher sphere and that We
nlusi separate Tue exclamation ~ TAX us vi ye Y
WHOA gfe8te1 Jon ~ that day parade wns heartfe 4
nna silcefr ana your Intervention in orr behalf has
era, ~ IL " rrf efva trr connection not as rlcsc
NOT tbe es lundy Fiat yNlf vaiu4blc and bsHeftett
ard tLat ele btssing & eoa nav fest upon ycu and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-29
THE DRY GOODS TRADE

The following is comparative statement OF tho inn
ports foreign dry goods New York for the week end
ing June 20 and since January L.
For the tu,sk 1867 1851. 1862.
Entered at the port. s929,90s 227 ,719 l176,699
Thrown on market. 49,, 1877 207 ST. $780, 29
Since Jan !
Entered the port 5o1 POI s14 455 % OIL
Thrown market. As, 53Js77 s253000 q, 125 oil
The trade OF tho week has bean less specu-
lave character Some descriptions OF goods have been
freely purchased in anticipation under the
now tariff The importatioas the past week exceeded
the amount for the time In the two preceding
years. The largo advance in cotton his led
speculative Ia ain styles OF domestic
ton piece goods In anticipation Of better prices hereafter
Standard makes Of hevy brown snr tngs could not be
had under 14c and light d.. a. I294c Brown drills
sold at 14c The specuat fccng lso extcnde
to low priced woollens. Tao bus foreign goods
light while unchanged. Low-pricsd
black silks steady and In fair demand Ribbons,
except few and desirable styles dull and
sa.es limited. No trade Of moment has been opensd
vet with the South.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-29

AN IMPORTANT work ON PHYSIOLOGY, &C.-A
"A guide for the married those contemplating IT, DR..
LARMCNTS Paris London and New York Medical Adviser
and MARI Guide leth edition. revealing the facts OBJ
tanned By aud experiments IN the French and Eng
lsh hospitals and private ce, including treatise
the d. eases and Weaknesses affecting the human family
for 81 By E. WARNER No vesey street. Aston Hous, or
ROSS T0vSEY, l2l Nassau street. New York. The Doc
Offices CAT Broadway, stains Hours for treat
ment "a. " to 6P. M
mont and his workCourrer des Etats Unis, Dispatch,
Stats Zeitung, Atlas. Medical Review, &c.
A LLEvrAToR-DR BRIGGS NEWLY INVENTED
"A Corn and Bunion Aleviator corns, bunons,
frosted bsterrd feet &C. cents 80 cents, AMI 81 per
box mail csipt OF price and Sold Dy
druggists Dr. j. BRIGGS proprietor and practical chiropo
dist, 2l2 Broad .ay New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-29
CITY COMMHRCIAL REPORT.

FLoUR.-fhe market was less baoyant and active and
for grades rathor easier while the higher class
brands without change Of moment. Tho sales
braced about 900 bbls including State at - 10
81 so.
WHEAT was less buoyant and fell or L. a2c per bushsi
with sales Of 95 600 bushels
CORN easier while sales embraced so 900 bushels,
closing a: So &c, vita choice at 55c. for Western
mixed.
PosK-Saes of mess we're made at S11 25.
WmKYy.-sales moderate and prices unchanged. We
quote State at &c. nc. and Western at Csc 23hc
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Ellis signed by thetGovernor.

AihANfi june ! $50.
Tho following bills have been signed by the Governor
". day
An act to Incorporate the New York Warehouse and
Security Company.
An act 10 enable the Harmony Fire aud Marine In
sarance Company 10 increase their capital ana other
wise 70 amend their charter.
There are 81 sixteen bills IN Tho hands II The Gever
nor but Is understood that tho above Tic last That
Will be signed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-29
Arrival CT the United States Brig Balm
bridge.

The United States brig Baiabeidge, Commander T. NJ
Brasher from Key West arrived at this port yesterday
morning Tho following is a list Of her officers
Commandment. NJ Brasher
Executive 0fcer-George r. Rogers.
Actises HaseT--F. Hopkins, Jr.
AssissdV Suryeon-John Wilson.
Assistant Paymdsey-William H. Weldon.
Masters MI.es-E. C. Burt, J. +. Baldwin.
Captains Cferk-J. E. Parkman.
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sesessiOnsts Of North Carolina, shows concusvcy au
anlsecession feeling in that State
from the Raleigh Standard, June AL
We In the midst Of great revolution, fraught
with serious luences to ALL and has
IA that the people not free TO express their
opinions regard TO the conduct OF their public Off
With tut being branded traitors then, indeed
have fallen upon evn times. would suggest t. those
seeming boodthirsty hypocres who talk load about
choking the Me out OF some OF their fellow cit-
zens because forsooth, they do choose 10 initiate
their desperate examples that the field open for free
fight There il q place where their services are very
mach needed-a place where they smell blood TO
their hearts content. The war you so much cravcd
has been raging for sometime. The cloud q battle is
fast gathering, aud tn eateas 10 lay waste every
thing before it. The rattle OF musketry and the
s1 Of as ana are yna poa tour
tones Innocent women and children IL is said
are falling prey TO TIE hesh passions OF the brutal
soldicry, and being brutally and nhumany murder
Cd In fact everything that Is near and dear TO you
calls aloud for your help aud yet will not CO. Why
is its Come practice what you preich-ouske on your
That deserve 10 be branded with "hideous mark" TO
conquer the enemy and achieve our independence VIA
you net goS Font put il OIL any onger-delay Is dan.
seroGs Recolcet what you told about year ego
and act accordingly You told us then that you would
fight and fight desperately, your services need
ed You dlss 10 dad MT c1r aud II IL
did ,oa could ohp hundred Yankees each You told
us they ooacardiy pOlro1n and knew nothing
But time proves all things In the FIRST place. your
services very much needed, and yet yeu have not
gone. secondiy-secesisn dif mean icar, and yet you,
hare no. rh,pped the first fdnlse. Thirdly-Phey hap,
yltc Themselves 20 be brdre men, and much skilled in
the art OF warfare as we are But If you have proven
yourselves to be false prophets and d,cerers don't DO
discouraged great many of the people knew that be-
fore Therefore repent and 60 FORTH and attach your
selves 70 some company that you think will got into a
Eight soonest, and thereby prove your sincerity
FRIEND 10 THE SCUM.
JOHNSTON COUNTY, N. c., juno 7, 1862.
The Standard also contains the following announce
ment II there be "Confederate candidate for oaoo
IN North Carolina 10 IL reasonable TO suppose there
must be Union candidates well somewhere la the
vicinity
We are authorized TO announce N. A. Blsdsos as the
Confederate candidate for reelection TO tho senate Tor
the county Of wake-Raleigh, May q, 1862
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-29
T UMBAGo CURED.
ALLcOcK's POROUS STRENGTHENING PLAsTERs.

Monlay June e. 1862, two pn sters 10 young woman
snering very severely from Lumbago On Thursday she
called for friend and then stated hoN the
two she had purchased Monday had relieved her mn
diately after she had put them and
CURED HER IN TWO DAYS
Of most distressing pain In the back and oins AT this
season. from check Of perspation, from standing
draft and from other causes Lnmbasos are of frequent
occurrence. they dtniy ami ostn very
painful For these affections, and for ali the purposes for
winch FLEXIBLE STRENGTHENING PLASTER
useful recommend the Porous plaster OF Thomas ALI
ALLCOCK CO.,
294 Canal street,
and No. 4 Union square.
Price rs cents each. Sold by all druggists.
plasters will be sent by mail receipt Of dollar
Address Alcock Co.,
29l Canal street, New YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-29
AFFAIRS IN NORTH CAROLINA.
The Negro Schools to be Re0pened, Sc.
OUR NEwBERN CORRESPONDENCE.

The Negro Schools to be Re0pened, Sc.
OUR NEwBERN CORRESPONDENCE.
NEwBERS. N. c. June Is, 1862.
DR.. Vincent Coiyer and the N0gers Contradisiti ton
to Governor Saaly and Gen raj Burssde--Coly
Leter-lAiliary Teachers for the Niger Schools, dc.
The check which the dsunion abolitonists lately re.
cevcd at the hands Of Governor Stanly proves but
temporary to their plans Their chiefs have
IN council they have marshalled their hosts and again
they advance to the attack.
the irrepressible Colyer returned here short time
since and it would that his short sojourn North
among his alb liton allies had only inspired him with
zeal to carry out their and his nefarious schemes
He waited upon General Burnside and inquired his opinion
relative 10 the reopenng Of the negro schools General
Burnside declined taking any part in the matter but
suggested that would be well Governor Stany
lie accordingly waited upon the Governor who informed
him that he would not act in reference until he had
reply from Washington to his letter for instructions.
The remainder Of the interview will be found elucdaoi
in The following letter.
TO TIE EDITOR OF HERALD.
NEwBERS, N. c., June "a, 1882.
His Exceicacy Governor Stauy takes exception TO
the statement IL my speech in New York, TO the effect
that said that he intended TO enforce the laws OF North
Carolina, and desires 10 say that misunderstood
him. that he intended TO en.orce those laws and
tina. with regard to interfering with my schools for
corcd people, or the return OF fugitive slaves to their
masters, he would await specific instructions from the
government al Washir gton, d. e which statement am
most happy 10 NIKE. VINCENT COLYER,
Superintendent Of the Poor
Coyer says that the President declared to him that
Governor stany had authority close the schools
New Governor stany did assert any such authority
He merely suggested that their existence inudcious
and that their continuance would tend concate
the Loyalty disposed Of the State SO the matter
the present Colyer will reopen the schools in accord
ance with the living programmo:-At the usual sab
bath congregation Of the negroes Sunday next the
time and place will be announced for the first meeting TO
reorganze the schools Ia tho meantime teachers and
istrgctors being sought for, and conservative New
York will blush TO know that three four members Of
duty.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.


SATURDAY. June 2e-6 p. NJ
Money 10 in active demand at five per cent, and
in good many cases six is paid. Exchange and
gold collapsed this morning; the bills which were
held at III yesterday were freely offered at l2O
this morning. Gold sold at the board at l0S1, and
changed hands afterwards freely at 1887.
large business was done at the Stock Ex-
change this morning, without material change in
prices. The favorite Of the day was Toledo,
which jumped up to 4sA for cash and so on time.
Rock Island was maintained at the advance OF last
evening. Galena rose "a, and SO did Michigan
Southern. There was no change in the New York
stocks, Panama or Pacific Mail. Bonds continue
very active. The issues Of the Chicago and North
western were lower, as was natural after the re-
cent very rapid advance. Fries continue to be
supplied from abroad. There was no change in
governments. There was no second board to-
day. In the afternoon the market was inactive,
without change in prices.
The deposits at the Sub Treasury for conversion
were rather heavier to-day than usual, amounting
to nearly three hundred thousand dollars. Some
legal tender notes have been called in from the
country to be converted. The business ofthe Sub
Treasury was as follows
Receipts SS4o 90 o.
FOR customs. ,uoO w
Payments. ooo,oAt "
balance ,ooo,oSo %
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PALE
Xxx
In WHOLE half and quarter casks brewed from the chocst
BARLEY MALT AND HOPs.

Brewery 18th street, between Seventh and Eighth avenues,
NEW YORK.
fI,HOMAs r. AGNEw, NO. $50 GREENWICH SIN ET-,
corner Murray, is selling Teas for 5Oc,, worth
Toe Colees 20, worth 25c. Butter at l6c worth ~
worth Zoe M0lassa 3 e. II
4O aud choice New Orleans Moasses AZ 90 per gtlon.
Syrnus Of All GRADES for cash CJoce fasl
81 upw irds AgNEW IS the great gfoe o! uca.et -,
tablished twenty years
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-29

IL THOSE AFFLICTED
READ THIS.
Mcssrs MErrAM Col what have suffer-
ed for the past from chronic rheumatism, nothing
seeming reach until tried one pair of your
ELECTRO GM.vANIC INS0LES,
and after short time ere,tually cured hone those
who afflicted will try them and ind their Joy,
as have, permanent relief from years Of pain.
PETER CONNOLLY,
III East Twenty second street.
CMITH BROTHERS
NEW YORK
PALE
Xxx
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The following communication directed TO the ultra
seessionists Of North Carolina, shows conclusivcy an
anii-secession feeling in that State
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his ell wrong and would not be counienanced by tie
government were II known. Tho ocsrs Of the govern
meni are employed and paid by the people crush, not
synpahze with, rebels and when them for per-
sol al considerations, compromise their official positions,
we may Justly consider there is "somcihng rotten in
Denmark" and form our own opinions. There has been
teo much Of this sympathy during this war, and IL
high time, where well established comes TO tho
knowledge Of the government. that the official thus
oenGing should be placed at once footing similar
the fob he chooses 10 sympaihize with The cap have
lust made will 1T several IN Key West aud they all
liberty 10 IL, and shall not hesitate In future,
should any cases come 20 my Knowledge, to speak
palmer than haze done and expose the whole air.
that tho government aud people may know all the cir
Gums tanCes.
IA sroasng Of the OF troops in the former
part Of my letter. have not deemed II necessary POLL.
tic mention ary or the runors regarding their desn
ton No one knows but the General 1t right that
any should know but himself. FOR that reason do
deem IL proper 10 ask INN any questions ON the
nave one or the best jokes Of the season 70 record
The schooner c. L. Edwards, Captain Gundy, arrived
here 10 day from Philadelphia, loaded with coal. Her
captan reports that the IL inst in latitude ~ deg
" long tude 20 deg. w., he fell in with the British
steamer s. s. Inho short Of coal and having burned
ali hsr saro spars and wood work She was from Liver.
pool bound Nassau, and Captain Gundy supplied her
with enough 10 carry her into Nassau for which be
ceited order on parties In Havana
The Nuho s of the known To have loaded
arms In Eng and for Rebellion one that we are dc.
sros n picking up. The joke is that schooner char
tered on government account should furnish coal 20
carrying arms for the rerels. They certainly
win have the laugh On US ia Nassau when the Mimic
Yesterday bark arrived IN the harbor prize To- the
rritsd states bark Amanda She Is a SLAYER aod had
landed cargo in safety tie coast Of Cuba IL with
on name or pagers aud in custody OF tile United
states Marshal she will be condemned aid cold.
Tie bark Icvas. Captain Ponaieton, arrived today,
aid reports that On Tie 10Th Instant In ho Gulf fell
ID with ne silly Kearsage, ron Havana, bound 70 New
yerk aim 81 in sinking condition. sha had pprung
leak, and pearly baf her cargo had melted, beng