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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-31
GuarduaE,s Sale.

IN pursuance of an Order of the
Probate Court of Seneca County, Ohio. made
on the 29ih day Of December. A. ID, 1863, in
the case Of Samuel Rickenbnugh, guardian
Of Clara J Smith, and Russell T. Smith, and
VIM. Smith guardian of Hiram X. Smith Ira
b. Smith and Jane X. Smith, against their
Waris, the undersigned will on the 30th day
of JANuARY A. ID. 1861, vt 2 O'Clock L. NJ. Mt
tho door Of the Court House IN Seneca Co.
ufr, Mt public sale the following described
Real Estate situated in Seneca County Ohio
to wit; A strip containing five 80 acres Of
land to he taken n hom the South end ul
the lend heretofore conveyed by William Ba.
kcr. and Margaret Baker, his wife. to David
Be,kcy by deed bearing date on the 18th day
Of September. lSl7 and presented fo. record
in the Recorders Office If said County, on
the 9Th dsy of January lS4S, ana recorded
January l2ih, lS4S, in volume Is, pages 5O9
and $40, of the rec Ird of deeds of said Coun-
", aud for n more particular description
thereof rcfercLce is hereby made to said deed
or 10 the record thereof MS recorded in said
office. upon which Is erected good frame
House. frame Barn, md other necessary
out buildings. Terms OF sale, one third cash
on the day Of sale. one third in one. and ont.
third in tao years from the day ol sale nnd
the deferred payments to bear interest at the
rate Of 6 per crnIumper nnnum. payable an.
nuall,. Appraised A. SllOO.
SAMUEL RICKENBAUGH.
Guardian o. Clara J. Smith and Russell f.
Smith. and William Smith, Guardian oI
Hiram X Smith, La B. Smith aud Jane
II Smith.
Dec. 81. 1863. 1876
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From Iort smith.
Fr SNtru, ARK, Dee. %.

FIR. SMtru, hRE., Dee. %.
Coluucl Williams, commanding at
Rnssvillc, Ark, has secured lur the Gov
crnmcui, bulcd and in process of ginning,
some two hundred bales of rebel cotton,
and has within reach Of camp one hun.
drcd thousand bushels ct corn, aud il
gathering y thousand bushels per day
lie eau put up, it salt can be procured,
two hundred pounds of pork. An this
is being done by his regiment, with the
assistance of one extra truin, beside run
ming two mills, and hunting hushwhnck-
crs gcncrully,seycral Of whom have been
captured.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
WILLIAM H. POWELL,
JACOB R. ISENHART,
md nthera. Dcfendania.

and others, Defendants.
In Seneca Common Pleas, said JULIET
WELLS and - WELLS her husband,
whose place OF residence is unknown. will
take notice that on the Goth day Of Novem.
Der. A. ID. 1863, said Defendant Isenhsrt
fled his answer and cross petition in the
above entitled cause, againt them and 9TH
ers In the Clerks Office at the Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of Seneca County, Ohio, wherein
in substance he says, that he is the owner
of and the full and complete possession Of
{ real estate bounded and described, as
follows, to.wit:
The South half OF the East part Of the
West half of North West quarter Of Section
No. IS, in Township No. 3, North Rangs
fourteen East, il Seneca County, Ohio, that
said Defendant; claim some interest therein,
and that the same casts a cloud upon bis
title, and asks tina, he may be Quilted in his
title thereto, that such answer and cross Pc
tition must be answered on or before the
10th day of February ls6i, or Judgment will
be rendered thereon accordingly.
LEE Il BREWER,
Atiy's. for Defendant
December 10, lsC3. l)-Gt-s6,3O.
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For CnIifornia.--Wc learn tina

quite number of citizens of Seneca
County tire making preparations to move
to the gold regions in the spring. To all
those who contemplate moving to that
country, we invite their attention to an
interesting article in to'day's paper on
the first page. 1t is copied from the
Daily Union, published in Virginia city
Read it--as it is true an reliable.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-31
FROM CHATTANOOGA.
CHATTANOOGA, December :

CHATTANOOGA, December "a.
Nine soldiers were captured on Tues
day, between here and Harrison. by
Wheeler, who scours the country on the
line of the road to Knoxville, tearing
down Union flags, conscripting Union
men, aud picking up stragglers. The
UniOnists are much alarmed.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-31

0TTuE President has signed pardon
cxcmpting l., w. Gauu ut Arkansas
from the penalty OF treason, which he in
currcd by accepting ami exercising the
office of BrigOdier General in the rebel
service. Tho pardon also relns,S,cs
Can't in all his rights OF properly *.
cep,ing those relating to slaves.
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0STTHs Memphis Bulie!in says Gen,
Nea'oh and Staff were busy mastering
volunteer companies into the service,
Seven full companies were mustered in
on the 9Th, aud as many more would be
tho next day.
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09-THE rebel "Governmcnt" of Ten.
nessec, went up in the battle of Mission
Ridge. lsham Il. Harris lost his body
servant, horse and baggage, and made his
escape on foot, Isham has had hard
TINE since he len Nashville.
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Again i'm the service. We learn
from the Valley Blade, pub lished in Pa
ris Illinois, that our old friend, J. II.
SroSER, formerly an employee in the
Tribune Office has been AUTHORIZED to
raise company of volunteers in Edgar
County. Friend SToSER has been in the
service for IS months, is well drilled
and will make good officer, and brave
snllipr
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Suspicious Characters.

NEw YoRK, Drc. %,
The Post says: II is understood that
four or five arrests have been made on
board the steamer George Cromwell,
bound from this port to New Orlcan' -
Among the persons arrested was an iadi.
vidual Of some prominccne In this COM
munity,
There have also been seizures OF large
quantities of arms, ammunition, &c.
Details can not now be made public
but a few days viii develop some facts in
relation to the recent order for searching
vessels leaving this port.
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The Lrdtcs Of s,iuic Ala So

The LrdiCs Of Stipic Aid Sc
cicty will give Supper (FRDAY) New
Years Evening, at their Rooms, in Re-
public. Let none fail to be present OF
the occasion--cnJoy the social rerus
contributing means to the advancement
Of the laudablc work. Come. and bring
your families, and induce your ncighbor'
to come. Commence the New Yea
with warm thanks, and PURSES open tC
the calls of cur counlry's brave defend
ers. Tickets 25 cents.
Mrs NJ. d. RHoAp, Prest.
Mrs. s. NJ. OSBORNE, Sec'y.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
WILLIAM II. POWELL,
vs

THoS. HUGHES.

THOS. HUGHES,
and others, Defendant.
In Seneca Common rleas, said JULIET
WELLS and .---- WELLS her husband,
whose place Of residence is unknown, will
take notice that on the 9TH day OF December
1863, said Thos, Hughes, filed a cross pc
ution in above cause against them and 9th
ers, in the Clerks office of Seneca County
Common Pleas, whereon in substance he
says. that he Is the owner Of North halfof
the East part Of the West half Of the North
East quarter Of Section No, Is in Township
No. 3, North OF Range fourteen East, in
Seneca County, Ohio, and in the full and
complete possession thereof, that said De-
fendant claim some interest therein and that
the claim which said Defendant make upon
said real estate casts cloud upon his title
and asks that he may be Quilted in his title
thereto, that such petition must be answer
ed by the 18th day Of February A. u. 1861
or decree will be rendered accordingly.
LEE 4 BREWER,
Atty's. for Defendant.
December 10, 1868. lot SO 90.
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Attention Firemcn

For Sale, by the City Council Of Tifin,
two good second handed fIRE ESaIsss
Inquire Of the undersigned, orJ. T. Fisher
Chief Engineer F. D., at Tinin, Seneca
County, Chic.
rI tt o. c. ZELLER, ssF
City Clerk.
Decenber 81, 1869. i2--6s.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-31

0SyTaT avaiis of the dram, as FAR as
asecr,aincd, are 10000 men and la,oOO,.
coo. The figures given in the Secretary
Of Wars report are based upon data two
or three weeks old.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-31
Agents Wanted

TO sell farm rights. hives and territory
Terms fifty per cent, more liberal than for
any other leading hive. "a healthy pleasant
and profitable business"
Now is the time TO secure territory from
US, when a county right can be had for what
you NAV coon have to pay, those to whom we
sell, for Township right. When the hive
has been introduced, Townships are held q,
from S15 to Sl2j each. To supply Seneca
County 100 hives are being made at Yosrs'
Planning Mill, where all persons Giving in
misod territory by purchasing before the
18th Of April. can receive the benefit Of our
Offer made at County Fair, viz one lst ella {
hive, deed of farm right and book for S.
Send stamp and get our illustrated circular
description OF hive and bee management
terms to Agents, &c.
II. A. KING & BRO.
Nevada, Wyandot County, o.
December 81, 1863. l3-3mos.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-31

0eTlS some parts OF Germany il is
contrary to law for mothers to sleep with
their infants until they are two years old,
because so many of the latter arc suifo'a-
ted by the practice,
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FoRrKlss monroe, pEe. %.

The dog OF truce boat arrived from
City Point with bu0 Union prisoners, in
Exchange for those sent up BY Gen. But
Ter. The rebel Government refuses any
further exchange, unless all quest ions
given up about which our Government
has been contending, and their laws 10
regard TO ofiieers and soldiers IN negro
regiments are recognised.
They also refuse 10 receive flag OF
truce from Gen. Butter or negotiate with
him Oh the subject Of exchange, because
OF Jeff Davis proclamation outlawing
Gen. Butler last year. twill be remem.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-31

0SrTnE rebel accounts report tn,
Georgia S,nate has ordered the eonscrip,
tion Of every tble,hOdied man over fiteer
years old.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-31

ORA carriage iusS constructed a,
bridgeport, Ct, for General Sickles, i,
built in the campaigning style Of Napo'
leon, and costs $4,000.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Important TO young Men
and Bee Keepers.
THE AMERICAN

THE AMERICAN
Side Opening Moca6te Comb
BEE HIVE.
Patented November 24,h 1863, for term
Of II years. Right to use, free to Editors aud
Ministers Of Gospel.
A few Te stimonials.
AT the last Seneca County Fair, seid the
Chairman of the Committee on Bee Hives,
'this Is the best we can DO for you (present.
irg card Of fcommendation) our rules forbid
US awarding premiums on articles from other
counties, your hive is the best | have seen Z"
Although three other hives were In competi.
tion, none Of them received either premium
or commendation. The red ribbJn hung on
The American Hive.
From the Scientific American.
"Dfany advantages are gained over the
hives in use"
From Rev. GEoRoE Bender,
Upper Sandusky Dec IA, 1868.
Rev. II. A. Ki>G-Dear Sir: take pleas
ure in tesiiBing to your improvement in the
culture Of the honey bee. The American
Bee Hive has been used extensively in this
region the past season, yet in all Of my ac
quaintance know of no place where II is
not giving excellent satisfaction"
n
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CARD.
DIR. j. Cha m bcrIain.

Would announce to the Citizens Of
Tiiin, and Surrounding country that he ~ now al
home. where he will be ouhi a, all hour PEsParsd TO
visit Patients aRd admiaiasr 10 the siek unls"
absent on Professional duty.
TIFFtN, December "a, lk6s. le-ly.
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Administrators Sale
OF REAL ESTATE.

In Pursuance of an order granted by the
Probate Court Of Seneca County, Ohio, I
will offer FOR sale at public auction, on
Saturday, January I6th,
1854, at 2 o'clock p. NJ, upon the premises,
the following described reakestate. to wit -
A strip fifty t50) feet wide of Of The North
end OF in.lots numbered five hundred and
thirty three and five hundred and thirty four
1898 and 534) 10 the Second Ward Of the
City Cf Tifiin
Appraised at =, Terms Of Sale I:
one third in hand, one third in one year, and
one third in two years from the day Of sale,
with interest, the payment to be secured by
Mortgage upon the premsis sold.
JOHN SOUDER,
Administrator on the Estate Of WESLEY B..
FREEs, deceased.
A. II. BYERs, Atty.
December IL, 1863. LIT $3.50
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The "Chivuiry O. RobbinH
Prisoners Letters.

CoLUMBUs, o., Dec. ~, 1868.
EnlroR JouRSAL-Sir 81 this day re-
ccivcd II letter from my nephew in Libby
Prison. dated Dec. litl, and post-mnrket
" Old Point Comfort, Dec. GATH" AS i
passed inspection at Richmond, and came
unsc0lcd, | can see no reason why Il
might not be published fer tho iniorma
ton of those having friends there, Il
" hom they arr, or have been, sending
/" boxes Of comforts" ard funds. ] there
fore hand you the following extract
R,spccth lly N. A. GDAY.
EXTRACT.
LlBBy Prison, RIcRMoNp, Val
December lith, 1868.
DEAR UNCLE Yours of Nov. 27, in
closing fifty dollars $500 ConhI'rat,
money, Is received minus the casa Tn,
money is with Capt. Mallitt; so j. NJ
Higgins writes on tho envelope. An or
der has been read to us by Inspccto
Turner informing us that no moro mon
cy will be delivered TO U.S. 50 the so I
not likely to do much good We are nc
allowed to sand out into town to bu!
anything after to-day.
Tho last bill has been sent out Nc
more boxes are to be delivered to us
believe that ends the catalogue Of colam
tiles for to day. Alter our present stocl
OF boxes is exhausted, we shall have I,
come down to Confederate rations Bgain
Lieut.. Wm. Galloway has " chillS an
fever" every other day. Tie has leve
on now while am writing, s o'clock, ]
NJ, RCsrectmlly,
ROMAN ii. GRAY,
lst Lieut.. 18th U. 5, |,
i o. 8. Journal,
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wM. LAWRENCE, ! Judge,
NJ. @. WHITLEY, OF said
A. s. LATTY, Courts,

THE STATE or CHIo, SENECA Co. IS.
I,GeorgeS. Christlip, Clerk Of the Court Of
Common Pleas, in and for said County OF Sen
cca, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a
true copy of the original order now on file IN
the Clerks Office Of the aforesaid Court.
In testimony whereof have here
{I unto set my hand and Official Seal at
80 Tifin City, this 9th day Of Novem-
Der, A. ID. 1868. "~NA
GEO. S. ChRISTLIP,
Clerk Common Pleas Court.
December 3, 1863 9-t.
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TIME OF HOLDING
Courts
~ THE
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
OF Tu1
STATE OF OHIO,
For the Year 81.

the Judges Of the Court of Common Pleas OF
the Third Common Pleas Judicial District of
the State of Ohio, ut the Court House, In the
town OF Kenton, Hardin County, Ohio, on
the day of the date hereof, for the purpose
Of fixing the times Of holding the Terms Of
the Courts OF Common Pleas, and { the
District Courts in said District for the yerr
1864. We the undersigned Judges OF the
Court of Common Pleas within and for said
District, do hereby fix TIE times Of holding
said Courts for the year 1864, in each and
very County in said District. as follows:
DISTRICT COURT.
The several terms Of the District Court in
anil for tbs year 1864, shall commence in the
several counties thereof as follows, tc.wit:
In Logan County, August 3d.
In Hardin County, August 4th.
In Marion County, August 9Th.
In Union County, August 2d.
In Crawford County. August 9Th.
In WyanGot County. August 9th.
In Seneca County, August Oath.
In Hancock County, August Goth.
In Allen County. August 10Th.
In Auglaize County, August l,h.
In Shelby County, August 18th.
In Mercer County, August 18th.
In Van Vert County, August 18th.
In PAulding County, August 10th.
In Defiance County, August 18th.
In Henry County, August 18th
In Futon County, August Goth.
In Williams County. August 22l.
In Wood County, August 18Th.
In Putnam County, August 9Th.
And that the several Terms Of the Court
of Common = eas in and for the several
counties of sad District, in and for sniJ
year, shall commence in the several countie,
thereof as follows:
FIRsT SUBDIVISION.
In Union County, February 8, April II
September &C.
In Hardin County, January ls, March 2s,
September l2.
In Marion County, January IL, March 81,
September ).
In Logan County, February Is, April Is,
October II.
In Shelby County, January 25. April 4,
Srptcnb,r 10.
SECOND SUBDIVISION.
In Auglaize County, February Q, Aprill2,
September 81.
In Allen County, Felruary 81, April &c.
October Is.
In Mercer County, March IS, May IL.
November 8.
In Van Vert County. February l6, April
", october lie
In Putnam County. March 8, May 10, No.
vember 10.
THIRD SUBDIVISION.
In Paulding County, April 5, October Is.
In Defiance County, January a5, May 9,
October 4.
In Henry County, February ., May 10,
Oct Der %.
In Fulton County, February 0, May II,
November l.
In Williams County, Ftbru,ry lG. May q.
November %.
In Wood County, March /. May 81. No
vember 22d.
FOURTH SUBDIVISION.
In Seneca County, March /, July 10. No.
vember %.
In Hancock County, February l6, May 81,
November 7.
In wysndOt County, January 10, May 10,
October ~.
In Crawford County, February Q, May IL,
October 25.
And we do further order and direc. that
the several Terms of said Courts shall com
mence on the frat day Of each Of said terms,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
In testimony whereof, we issue th is, our
order, for the purpose aforesaid, Mt said Court
House on this the 9th day OF October, A. d.
1863.
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Jos Pasxxsna

Exse"ted neatly and with dispatch at. .hs
'NisuSE oFFIcE.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-26
PLYMOUTH, INDIANA.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1863
COUNTY CONVENTION.

There will be Dem ocratic County Con
vention held at the Court House in Plym-
outh, on the 18th day of March. 1868, at
one o'clock p. N.
TIE Democrats of each Township are
requested to meet on the 7tb day of March
and select five delegates to cast their vote
in the County Convention, according to
The relative strength Of each township.
The obi CT of the convention will be to
take STEPS for more thorough organ;za
ion. AMI to express the sentiment of the
Democracy of this County relative TO a
cessation of hosiili les and in favor of a
firm adherence to The constitutional rights
and liberties of the people.
Let each township select, as delegates,
their most conservative and influential
men, TO meet and consider the presen
crisis.
By order Ct the
II
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-26
THE NEWS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 24tb. 1T 10 reported
that fire has been opened on FicksbuIg by
the Federal mortar boats, and that the
rebel batteries have responded. --nothing
serious resulting from the Interchange OF
leaden compliments. The lndianola and
Queen OF the West have gone to Red RiY.
er. Federal forces have passed down Va
zoo Pass to Coldwa,er River, and the be
lei Is entertained that they have succeeded
in getting into Yaz1o. The health Of our
army continuous bad. The weather is
rainy. and the river rising. Gen Nc
Phe.son, s corps were smbarking at Mem.
phls on Friday to Join Gen. Grant.
1t Is understood that, AS soon as the
CONSUMPTION bill shall have become a law
a cal will be made for GOO, 600 or 500, 900
more troops.
The committee of conference on the
WAYS and means bill have agreed 10 retain
the clause providing for 100000 legal
notes.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.,--The rebels
have again invaded Kentucky; but how
many they number and what they are do
ing are matters of indehnitaness, the re-.
ports being OF a contradictory character
According TO some accounts. they are in
large force. have occupied Richmond.
Nicholsville. and Winchester. and are
threatening Lexington, Cyn,hiana. Frank.
tort, DC; while, according 10 others, they
are loss than 1000 strong, have simply
passed through Richmond aud winchester.
and, after slight sklrmish. have cleared
out" in the direction of Mt Sterling.
The ram Queen of the West. Capt
Ellet, which recently ran tbs blockade q,
Vicksburg. has been captured by the reb
els, on Red River. A Federal guubost
tas passed into Lake Providence:
The great rise in gold yesterday had the
effect OF inducing the commilte Of confer
snce on the finance bill to reconsider its
decision in favor of the 100000 legal
tender CLAUSE. That sum, il is now said
will be reduced one half, and perhapi
abandoned altogether.
In the Senate. on Mooday evsning, tn.
| i'll for the discharge of STATE prisoners wat
passed. In the same body. yesterday
ab;l was passed for the removal Of the ST.
oux Indians from Minnesota. In the
House. the conscription bill was debated
the demand for the previous question hav
ing been Withdrawn: and it was finall
agreed 10 take q vote on tie bill an 2 o
clock this afternoon.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-26

Some poor wretch, who would make q
fine specimen of total depravi.y, wrote a
communication for the Northern Indianisn,
At Warsaw. last week. assailiug the Ed
wards House, of this place, in bitter terms.
The writer was probably a resident of this
place, We blush to say.
The Edwards House stands pre-eminsnt
as the best Hotel in Northern Indiana, and
the coward who went away from home to
attack i. has either never had meal there
or has had it and not paid for it, or is
liar.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-26

On Saturday evening, last a Democrat.
ic meeting was held at Corbin's Hall which
was largely atlendedand very enthusiastic
The meeting was addressed by q. H.
REEVE Esqr., in very able and logical
speech. asserting Democratic rights and
recounting abolition wrongs. We have
not the space to notice the meeting a. we
desire to, the Resolutions are published
and we commend them to the
attention of our readers.