The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-23

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ASornrR BurrERSUr CANDIDATE FOR
CULuhBUs- Judging from the rawlings oi
the Hancock Courier of last week, the
editor must be in a iit condition to be re-
moved to Columbus. Hear him
awe can inform the cuitor of the Tit
fin TriJune TINT his application of "so-
c,sh" and "buttcrnut" have no terror for
u.s."
"IIis application Of 'sccesh' and but
tcrnur HAVE" is rather good. II shave"
no tcrrors tor J,ir. Davis either. lie
thcn.sunts about following a fag ot "s.x.
teen stlrs"--cyidcni,y referring to his pct
scheme Of uniting tho South and West,
and leaving New England out in tho cold.
Then ho g,ts his friends aud enemies
iumblod up in his mudded brain, nnd
quotes the language OF liia scccsh friends
os Republican dgctrinc. lie d,clorcs
that n majority OF those who have bccn
pouring cut their lilu's blood for the hon
or o the Stars nud Stripes, called il
"hotc's polluted Rag" and denounced
the sgncrs oi the Declaration of indc.
IpcHdpncc us 'hyrocrtcs' and 'humbugs.
Another pcool that Eomcthing is wrong
We liud IN his paper list Of tho killed
and wounded Of the I0.h Ohio regiment,
aI--Nickshurg
We hope that cur lrind Of the JcGs' =
SOYidR will see him safe Off somewhere
out of hnrn,'s' way Ho evidently
has an attach sr"nirgcr on the brain."
o. For several days past we have h. d
only v'gGo rumors from Springfield, Mo.
and II was feared the place had been TAX
en-. Gen. Curtis, at St. Louis, has how
ever received dispatches from Col. Crubb
commanding at Springfield, in piucc OF
Gen. Brown, who was severely wounded,
TO the eject that the rebels wcrc defcat-
cd In all their assaults. A similar r,sult
"AWhh'h 'hNH uNN"'h VI AlWtNNlllt' NJ
the latter place seven hundred men drove
back four thousand ntsuilants-if We can
trust the figures of the account received
aud fought them ngain successfully
after they had returned ~ rnu buvuu %
uction by cilcutous route. The town Of
Springfield las not been at all damaged,
except by lis defenders. AS three col.
umns Of troops have been dispatched by
Gen. Curtiss in pursuit of the rebels,
thorc is goodrcason TO hope that the pres
cnt invusion of Missouri will be Of little
benefit 10 the rebel cause.
Tho London correspondent of tho New
York Times Gays that since the battle of
Frcdcri,kslurgh, the papers and maga-
zines hEyo been filled with corrcspon.
dcuce from the South, in which every
thing il painted colour GG rose. Never
was there such u commander us Lee new
cr such q slatcfman like JEFF. Dayis,nov.
cr a hero like "Sluncwcll" Jackson. A
writer In BlUrkwood makes Lee the
. Wellington, whiio Jackson is tic
/ Napolron of the Confederate ugmy--rut-
ting the two great European generals on
the same side.
or We have turthcr particulars OF
the late fight at Springfield, Mo. The
battle lasted 3 hours. Tho Rebel force
was 5000 picked mounted infantry.
Their onset was sudden aud unexpected
aud they marched 90 miles day tC
make IT, They opened fire upon th,
town without momcnrs notice to re-
move tho women md SICK. They were
souudly whipped 10y force OF 2,6ol
Union mcn: and were, at last news, IL
l6ll retreat, having lost 800 in killed 0n'
wounded, including the noted guerrilla
McGould and Porter.
, C.rplspuJcncs from Washington give
. u syuopsis OF the rebel official couespon'
doucc, recently captured OF charleston
A, ly cur hlr,Lading fleet. II is interest
ing. Bcrjamin has mmortGli2cd himsol
as the biggest official liar in the world
. lie makes up our losses up to, and in
. emdmg the battle of Anuetam, ut over
three hundred thousand, lie commences
o by putting down McClcllan's loss il
Mary land at one hundred Ihousond,whil
= our actual loss,itwill be remcmbcrcd,wd
. li,59I, all told, This correspondence
!, when il reaches Europe, will create
y sensation.
d O.gThc Boston Traveller has intelli
D, geuoe from Union officer at the mout
10 Of the Mississippi, showing that our los
/. in the late afai' at Galveston, was no
N over one hundred aud twenty-five. A
% one time during The fight the rebels pc,i
4. toned ior dag ot truce, which bcinl
r grsptej, they came down on tho wharf
IL where some Two or three hundred OF oul
troops were stationed, aud captured then
which they could not have done had moi
their truce been granted,
y IsIr TRUE Tho Daily Bu!lsiia. o
, Charlotte, North Carolinu, of January
h oh, states, that the psRrs on that morn
/. ing published rcpo,t that the rebel
8 General Hinlman, has hung ten Federal