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S@- The hest purifier Of the blood 10 Halls So
saparilla.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-20
Cleaned Oui.

a telegraph dispatch TO the CONNER
eidi says that some 800 parolcd Illinoi,
and Wisconsin soldiers while en- rout'
from Annapolis, Md. To Chicago,were yes
tcrdoy dctaiacd at Richmond. in this
State, few hours, during which time
they visited the Jtilersonan office and
completely gut,,d Tho concern, destroy.
ing tho press. Its editor il u Bccckin-
ridge Democrat and devoted friend OF
Jesse d. Bright.
An indignation meeting of the citiiz,ns
and soldiers is now in progress near the
Statehousc, for the purpose OF expressing
their dsapprobution Of the recent sian.
derous articles in the Cincinnati En-.
quirer against the wives OF our soldiers.
Several persons were arrested to-day
for attempting, to purchase firearms fol
disloyal Iurposcs.
A heavy guard Of soldiers ia now guard
ing tho Sentinel cfIicc. No disturbanc c,
is anticipated.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-20
An Affecting scene.


AZ one Of tho evening meetings on the
occasion of the recent great Union dem.
onsu alton In indianapolis, a strange aud
very affecting scene occurred, After the
speerhes ofllon. R,'W. Thompson aud
Judge Galloway, Gov, johnson, Of Ten.
nessee, came ont on tho stand, and TAX
ing M'ssrs. Thompson aud Galloway by
the hapd. remarked that years agu be had
served with them 10 Congress, when they
had opposed hlm; thry being Wings, aud
he n democrat, but that now thank God,
they were. o.brothers, standing togetfrf on
the sasae platform Tor the Uuion and Gov
ernment, knowing no party but the party
ofihe Union aud the support of the Cav.
srnment. He then embraced them throw
ing his arms around their necks, the tears
rolled down his checks, Us they dill upon
many = manly face in the great audience
which witnessed tho scene, II was, a
scene long 10 be remembered. V
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-20
The Isebiiion.


While only one-fonrlh Of the able-bod,
led white men of tho loyal States be-
tween eighteen and lorly-6ve capable OF
boaring arms have been drawn into militia
~ service to put down the rebellion. we
think tan established fact. from all the
informauonwe have before us, that the
conseripiions Of JEFF. Davis have cleaned
the rebellion States Of all the able-bod-
led white men between sixteen aud filty
years pt age which they can spare with
out literally starving the rebel armies and
most Of tho population OF the cotton
s'aies. Frees gangs in those States
huntmg mp delinquent conseriptions and
refugees, and military expeditions for
the capture or determination on expul-
sioe ofrelractesy I unionisis, are the order
OF tbe dsy.s We might produce numer-
Gus specifications OF such proceedings oi
late from North Carolina to Arkansas, ii
we had tho space for them. We are
satisfied that 50 far as endorsement OF
his armies is concerned. jeff. Davis has
touched bottom, aud that We have only
to break up tho rebel army now in the
held in order to break up tho rebellion,
root ans hrsnch.-N, Y, Herald. t,.,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-20
save your Beos
NOW is YOUR TiMEy

Individual and Farm rghis to make and use
the LANGSIRoTH MOVABLE CONN
BEE HIVE. will be sold Ill the 18th day OF
April next, $50, and after that date the pre-
valing prics in all of the padj lining counties
will bo charged, viz. rs 90. l1 .ssi
tnr rerHntfon OF tnfs tive rs fUfiy estat -
li,hed IN this county, ~ n gOcdl, number Of
cur best bee-kcrpcrs are now using it; md
a. them rcf,r any seeking Information. All
wanting their bees put INTO this hive, tho
coming season are requested 10 get the hives
themselves, and let me know as soon as pos
sible. You must not expect me ta bring tho
hives to you, t,'r transferring will occupy my
whole time. By delaying you may lose on,,
or more sWarms which would have paid all
the expenses.
Kaup & Kline, OF Tiffin, and II. Ditenhs
fer, Of Bloonvile, are prepared to furnish
any quantity "f good hives to all who may
favor them wit, call. Don't wait till your
bees are swurming, but get your hives now
and have them ready.
Money can bs sent me by mail. and bee.
k ePers are cordially invited 10 correspond
with me, or to visit my Apiary in Spring
Dale, one mile directly south of the Court
House in Tifiin, AMI judge for themselves. :.
rg tt. 1T. MARTIN.
Tifiin, March ~. '63--3m ~. -
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-20

GA dispatch has been received q
headquarters from Gen. Rosecsaus, da'
ted Murfrecsboro, March 10th, reporting
the Rnllont conduct Of otr cavalry
under Colonel Minfy, which captured
a rebel camp, II wagons, ~ mules and
ia prisoners. The place is not stated.
0TA Mobile dispatch Of the 7th says
tho Yankees have gone up the Tenncs-
see river to Florence, Ala, with flcci
OF runboats. About 800 cavalry landed
and were destroying all in their route
through Franklin, Marion and Lawrence
ties, towards Aberdeen, Miss.
or THE young lady who, il Is nscer.
tained, betrayed General stoughton into
the hands Of the enemy, has been placed
in prison. On her person letters were
found ,apprising her Of another ruid which
was sulnmurily prevented.
OF TaE Post master General has au-
thorizcd Post masters throughout the
country To frank all official communi.
cations Of Collectors and Assessors OF
Internal Revenue, with their deputies
and assistants.
or TExAs ndyices state that one Of
the Texans captured aboard the steamer
Cambria ,hud been pivcn up by the rebel
military authorities to the mob, who hung
hin. Another known us " Nicaragua
Smith," was shot.
0T- A Navy Department official adj
vcrtisement appears for proposals for the
constructing of war steamers, to be bull,
Of iron and iron-clad.
or GES. McDowILL LEFT Cincinnati
a few days since for St. Louis, where he
gocs to investigate the charges against
military men for spcculating in cotton.
OF THE Committee on the Conduct
Of the War, have, it ia understood, closed
the testimony and in about TWO weeks
will make their report.
o." TnE expedition to colonies per.
sons Of color has been indefinitely post.
pcned by the President
OF An internal machine was picked
up floating In the Mississippi river which
confined about 100 pounds of powder.
OF A tclcgrophie dispatch from For,
Donclson says the rumor Of the rebsls
being in that vicinity is unfoundcd.
OF THE Internal Revenue received,
for last week, was over o million ofdol-
lars the largest sum yctreceived.
QSJ- An disloynl residents of counties
in front OF Washington are to be sent to
tho enemy's lines.
OF THE steamer Champion from AS
p.nwall, the 9Th, has arrived with a quar-.
ter Of n million in treasure.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-20
From Mcxica.

Adviccs from the City Of Mexico are
recclvSdto the 10Th OF February. No i'm
mediate attack on Pepbla Was then aniic
mated. ~ Thirty four thcusund Ne Sicail
soldiers were there and fifty thousand il,
the ncigboring Notifications OF the City
Ol McNicc.tt bean notrtiaMaD
LATER The city is being greatly
strengthened. The. lOrsensl is engaged
night and dOy IN monulae,uriug tho bcsl
riled cannon aud o,hcr improved implc.
ments OF war, The troops are generally
web ormed, equipped aud apparently ca
rable of makiug, formidable resistance
~ the advancement Of the French.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-20
Vick sburg.

A special dispatch to the Gin. Com.
mereiai from Washington, dated the l6,l
states that the bclicfiD the evacuation
OF Vieksburg is very strong in all circles,
and is based on two grounds: one tha,
the Federal forces have forced an eyac.
uaiioh, cutting of supplies ANA nearly
surrounding the city; aud another tha,
Port Hudson rs 10 be len to hold tho
Mississippi river if possible, while the
rebel troops pt yieksburg ure to fall
back into the interior, aud eventually
reinforce tho rebels in Eastern Tennes-
see for another invasion Of Kentucky, as
telegrOphed to-day from Louisville.
Tho Navy Department, has dispatches
from Admiral Porter, dated The Tth, be-
fore Vicksburg, which says he had heard
the signal agreed on between himself aud
Commander Smith so soon as tho lat
ter should get into the Yazno River.
His position in the rear would be 81 near
the Mississippi Hs To pcrmi: the latter to
hear tho signSlgu The reported capture
OF rebel transports, therefore, confirms
the success of the expedition.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-20

rSM Ohio ,dieers have madc better
record that Col, Glpsos, oftho 49lh regi,
meat, From his first entrance iato ii,
service, he seems to have been fortunate
iu opportunities for distinction, and sue.
eessiuI 10 Improving them, and has re-
pepiedy been recommended BY superior
officers for pysmotlon. At the recent
battle Of Stone River, (near MurIrees.
bero9 no bore conspicuous part, for
which he has received special and re-
peoied policc from eommandipg officers.
Maj, Gen, SecOoE, in his report JUS,
published, says:
icannotreirain from again calling the
Httention ofmy superiors 70 the consnie.
uoas gsllantry and untlring zeal of Col
w. H. Gibson, ef tho, 49th Ohio Vols.
lie suoeeeded 10 the command OF VIII
lick's brigade, and was ever prompt 10
dash upon the enemy with his gallant
brigade when enopportuni,y permitted.
hass repeatedly recommended lin for
promotion. Ho has again won additio
al claimes TO his reward. $3.50
Maj, Gen ceIrrISDEs says;
General MeCoog. Ia whom | applied
for a brigade, not knowing OF Dayis's
mo rem eat, ordered Immediately Colonel
Gibson to go-~ith his brigade. and the
brigade passed ut double qgiek, il, less
than fivc minutes AFTER the reqpest Wa.
made Honor is due such men,s ~
/, is.a pleasure to record GhhfSiness
in The army, and especially when thi.
quality has been us uniform shown as in
case Of Col. GBsoS. ..i...
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-20
EXTRACTS
From Privntc Army Letters.

tis with great pleasure we are per.
mitted 70 mako some extracts from two
letters, written by member Of eompa
ny y. 9Th Pennsylvania, now in the Po.
tomuo army. Judging from the senti-
monts contained in the extracts we make
there is mighty poor encouragement for
the Butternut cause, IN the great Union
army.
These letters were recoiy-d by Mr..
CRAwroRD, of this city, and handed to
US to make such extracts from them, os
would be Of interest to our readers. This
letter is dated,
MARCH 7th, 1863.
| am at loss for news to write to you.
There is scarcely anything transpiring
now In ills direction. The center OF
attraction now, is in the Southwest
This army is mud.bound at present, and
only waits .hc coming OF good roads to
another advance and under the brave Gen.
HooKER. think Il will be TO a certain
victory. | for one, feel SO, and do not
get discouraged, like great many d.
] am sure We would BE- able 10 crush
this wicked war soon, IL there had not
been so many traitors among those pro-
Tossing to be our lrlends.--anj so much
political fighting at home. 1t would
have bcen settled loug ago. There
should be buI oneparty now--that should
be tho Union Party" / glory in
President Uncoln's Proclamation, and
| will help him all can, Every man
that cries foI compromse--I shall CALL
HIN A TRAITOR A compromise would
only be such as the rebels would dictate,
This would Civ, them the assurance
that they were the strongest. ] am glad
that Lincoln is going at the rebels in
carnost--and all have. against him is
that he. did not begin soon enough"
yours, D. G.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-20
David IL. Burg's Estate,

On the l7th day of March, in the
year 1868. tho Probate Court of Seneca
County, declared the Esnte Of Dawn X.
BuRe to be probably insolVent. Creditors
s!e therefore required to present their claims
against the Estate to the undersigned, for
allowance. within six months from the date
OF ffhis notice, or they viii not be entitled to
payment.
The undersigned will be at his residence
in The village OF Attica in said county, on the
first SATURDAY in each month, until the
FIRST day Of August, A. ID. 1863. to receive
and examine claims against said Estate,
~ n d SAMUEL l. SEED, Executor, q
or the Last Willand Testament Of DAvI
K BrRo, deceased Y5r0v4 Itrrr
March 30, 1863. 2i--3t.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-20
munrnrrsDono, February, is, 1856

MuRrrIEsDoRo, February, Is, 1853.
The following is an extract of a letter
from solder in the Army of the Cum.
bcrland, and contains the sentiments Of
brave Union boy. He saws :-"I &c II
you sir, let this be an abolition war or
not; thank God that 7 am in il. feel
that am fighting for tho best Govern
ment the sun ever shone upon. I have
served near two years, and / expect to
serve one more before you see me, and
II the war continues, shall only come
home to see you, and then enlist again.
| am bound 10 give the d-m rebels HI
before shall give it up, uaess they bore
me through, and il they do, thank God
viii die in a Just and glorious couse.-
II the rebels had left wetl enough alone,
il would have been the best thing for
them. But no they WAITED to run an
q" independent machine,,' themselves, and
brake up a good Government. Thank
the Lord they have not enough men to
do that. II these dOmnable Demo
cratic" ccPperheads at home, would
keep their mouths shut it will be the
best hing ror them. Any man that viii
sympathize with the rebels, should be
made go South and live with thcm, or
join their poor ragged Butternut srmy.-
These home Bulternuts and tories are
abusing Lincoln for his Emancipation
Proclamation. Poor devils, their day is
not far OF. Mr. Lincoln has given them
time after time 10 cone back into the
union apd keep their negroes but no,
that don't suit the traitors, aud now
old Abraham, with his six hundred
thousand more, win 60 ahead. glory
in his backbone, have stretched forth
the arm Of help to defend my coantry,
and shall do it again.
Truly yours, A.C.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-20
Road Tax Notice.

NoTIoE is hereby given, that the
County Commissioners Of Seneca county,
Ohio, at their last regular session. to wit.
levied a Tax OF one.lourth OF one Mill on
the dollar Of valuation of the taxable prup.
erty OF the county, for road purposes. which
tax may be discharged by labor ON the pub
lie highway under tho di-r elton Of the Su.
pervisOrs OF the several districts. at the rate
Of one dollar per day.
Attest: ISAAC KAGY,
~ EEEr ~ Gierk Of the Board.
Tiffin. March 90, 1868. 9s-ot
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-20
MARcn 9. 1853.

shNANh % iOHes
Tho same brave soldier, writes under
date az above from the army ofthe Poto-
mae, and after addressing his sisters in a
kind and o1cctionotc manner, relating
the scenes of their childhood in days past
and gone, says:
Cruel, cruel war how | long TO see
II crushed and bluttcd ont of existence,
that the survivors may again join their re-
spcctivc homes. oh, how many orphans
aud widows are left to mourn their loss.
ltcnrthS that cnce were surrounded
with happy faccs,src now made desolutc,
by the ravaIes OF this unjust wur--all for
the purpose Of giving food to the hot.
headed and ambitious Southerncr! Sis-
ter, I am Union Soldier, Of the runkcst
kind, and although, have passed a good
shlrc OF tho last four years in tho South.
and always liked the country aud climate,
but love the old banner Tho best that
was reared undcr--a will tight for il,
and sustHin II 30 the last |! I love the
sa~s~~@e", ov, rorcrutncrs guvc us ~
the cost Of their llfc.blood and I will
give mine as freely 10 protect il. II
makes my heart ache, when scan the
daily papers of the North, and see what
our politicians and our leading men arc
daily traLsactilg. There is set Of men
among us thSt are moro dangerous than
those that are uP in arms ugoinst u.s.
They are the worst traitors, of the two.
Every man in tho North that do not up-
hid this administration, the laws and
constitution that have so long governed
us-I dcnounc; Aim a pile and rank trai-
tor al hedrt' 1t is true, that some are not
in favor Of the Presidents Proclamation
and | can say but little against it. | am
not ncgro-loving man, aud would raih-
or see them stay where they are-but ir
il is Necessary to free them to put down
this rebellion, am perfectly satisfied
such should be the case. 1t is a fact
beyond doubt, that slavery is the cause
of the war, and whatever is the cause Of
any disturbance or revolt originates from,
certainly the troc policy of an admin IS
,ra,ion, Is to remove the cause.
You may think this a strange letter to
write to you, but you are old enough to un-
derstand what | say, and, teel sure you
would like to know the sentiments fight
under. | did no, go into il in a haphaz.
srd way, but with feeling Of love for
my country, led me to give you my
views. IF every Gble.boiied man North
of Mason's and Dixon's line, fclt as do,
! AM certain it would no, be long before
could GRASP you aud all Of my esteemed
friends by the hand, aud receive their
welcomed congratulations" iHHr
p, Yours o.C.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-20
Fruit Trees For Sale.

ArrLE TREES of all the popular
kinds. exceedingly healthy and hue, from
I to . feet, sla so per hundred.
Second Glass, 3 tot 90 do
Standard aud Dwarf. Pears, Cherry Trees
Plum Trees, Peach Trees, small fruits. & C
sS- Calland see Mt the Nurscry. 2 miles
from Tiiliu, on the McCmehinville road.
#. ZARGES, Proprietor.
March 20, 1863. 24--dts
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-20
Fruit and Ornau mental


ErerSrocus, 6recrnvusc ce piants.
As the season is approaching for tho
trhnspltnting Of TREES, beg to call the
attention Of the public and those interested
in bcaulify ing thrir grounds. to my stock OF
Fruit md Ornamental Trees,
Ereigrecns, Strawberry. Raspberry. Black.
berry Currants, Gnosberry, Pie lt
M Plants, kc.
+. ZARGEs, Prop'r.
March 20, 1867. 2i--4ts
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-20

liz who-islks of the PreslJeuts Proc
lanatlcn as" pererling tho war for the
Snioh into a, war foe the negro" is IN
terms liar, aud at heart traitor. He
who is eontent that negroes should help
the rebels, bur protest against their be.
INC allowed to help the side of the Union,
isa irisod sC jeff Dpsis. and hopes ssr
the success of bic ehasel sss-li,,. :. s.. N,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-20
Seneca County Academy.

The Spring Term Of the Seneca
County Academy will commence
March 10th and will continuc -
weeks. .ra. .tJsfo ..'pia7gg
-.uisl,, j. E. GREGORY, Principal.
Republic, o Feb. 81, ls63-3w
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-20
Notice.
JOSEPH srRoLLPER, Plaintiff.

VS. n ~ w.
CHARLES HARrz, Defendant. Before
Uses Il. LE'pr. Justice Of the Pease Of Clin,
ton township, Seneca county. Ohio. on The
9th DAY Of FKBRuAsr, A, ID. 1868. saia Jus
tlee issaed an order OF Attachment Ia the
above action for The sum Of $50 so, and lhe
same y set Tor bealing on the 10Th day u
APklL, A. d 1868 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
O. K, WATSON,
- ..z.z-. Anoroey for Plaintiff.
Tim, March 20. ises, = ,a<-st