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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-13
WAR NEWS.
shocking Acc,slcnt 10 UuiOu Pa
rolled Prisoners tu tttchn Oud
"A uuns ber Drowned

The Richmond Examiner OF tho 2sth
ult says,
Between 4 and O'Clock yesterday
motning, while upward OF 1000 ex-
changed prisoners were being conduct
I'd from the confederate Slntc Prison 10
the Petersburg depot, for transportation
to the City Point, the oot.bridgo span
ming the basin at eight stree, puvc away
while the line was passing over IT,, aud
went down wreck Va ten feet Of
water, carrying with ii all upon the bridge
from 80 TO 80 in number. Tho utmost
excitement at once ensued among the
pr isontrs, aud the members OF several
companies Of the City Battalion, who
mad them under guard, cxcrted themselves
strenuously 10 rescue them, but the morn.
ing being dark and cloudy, theft efforts
were attended with but partial success.
On calling tho roll, ~ OF the prisoners
were found missing, or at least not an
swerin; to their namrs. Two Of the
guards, members OF Capt. Mnurs COM.
pany (E,) City Battalion, were nlso
missing, aud 1t is feared thcy have shared
the fate Of the prisoners.
Notwithstanding the lamcnl0blc mis-
hap, the prisoner, were sent on O. Peters.
burg by the regular train During the
morning throngs Of people assembled on
both binks of the basin aud at the bridge
To witness the preparations iur recover.
ing the bodies from the basin. At the
suggestion Of coroner Sanxany, the out
lcts were opened Tor .hc purpose Of draw
ing the water oil, but the bnsin cmpticd
slowly, and up 20 . O'Clock L. NJ ycstcr-
dry but three bodies had been discovered
two Of th"m Union prisoners, aud the
third body of II confederate soldier that
had evidently bccn in the water q month
or more.
Darkness approaching, the further
search for tn victims was postponed
until this mo'ning. when an uih ial in-
yes,igution will he held.
VIM. u. Rice of the l0lrt was ou the
bridge at the time the above accident oc-
cured. lie gayo brief account of Il in
his recent letter 10 his wIIo, mentioned
by usa fiw days since. Ills idea oI the
o1ort ma 10 to roscuo tho prisoners db,s
MT ntnllIally with that given by the Er
dmincr. lie rather represents their con-
duct ns brutal--not even allowing a de-
l,y to ascertain who among the prisoners
were killed or drowned. NJ. Rice escaped
by seiEug hold OF the cnhlo above the
bridge and only got wct,iug by the
accident.
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Notice.
AssEssoE's OFFicR of the 9th District)
VI the State Of Ohio.
TIFFlN, Jan. 9Th, 1869.

TiFflN, Jan. 9th, 1869. }
have subdyided this District into ten
lO) Divisions, and appointed Assistant As
SCISSORS therein, as follows, to.wit;
DIVISION No. | is comprised of the several
Townships of Lyme, Rilgiield. Norwalk
Townsend, Wakeman, Sherman, Peru, llron
son, and Hartland, in Huron County, aud
HIRAM ROSE of Norwnlk, Huron County
Ohio, is the Assistant Assessor therein.
Division No. . is comprised Of the several
Townships Of Clarksfield, Norwich. Green.
field, Fairfield, Fitchyille, New London,
Richmond, New Haven. Ripley, and Green.
wich in Huron County and JOHN BARNES
Of Greenwich Station, Huron County, Ohio
is tbs Assistant Assessor therein.
Division No. = Is comprised ofthe several
Townships Of BerliR, Florence, Vermilion,
Huron, Milan, Oxford, Groton, and Perkins
in Erie County, aud CHARLES II. ROTS
FORD, of Florence. Erie County, Ohio, is
the Assistant Assessor therein.
Division No. is comprised of the several
Townships Of Portland, Nargaretta, and
Kclly's Island, in Erie County, and j. &,
BlGELOW OF Sandusky Erie County, o.,
is the Assistant Assessor therein.
Division No. 5 is comprised Of Ottawa
County, and JAMES BINGHAM, Of Port
Clinton, Ottawa County, Ohio, is the Assis
tant Assessor therein.
Division No, 6 is comprised of Sandusky
County, aud JOSEPH l.. RAWSON, OF
Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio, Is Assist.
ant Assessor therein.
Division No. : ID comprised Of the several
Townships Of Adams, Pleasant, Liberty,
Jackson. Loudon, Big Spring, Seneca aud
Hopewell, and all that part Of Clinton Town.
ship which is situated on the west side of
the Sandusky River, in Seneca County, and
JOHN A HALL, Of Tifiin. Seneca County
Ohio, is the Assistant Assessor therein.
Division No. s is comprised Of the several
townships OF Eden, Bloom, Venice, Reed,
Thompson, and Scipio, and all that part Of
Clinton Township which is situated east of
tha Saudusky River, in Seneca County, and
tIllLlP SPElLMAN, Of Tiilin, Seneca
Couuty,is the Assistant Assessor thereiR.
Division No. 9 is comprised of the several
Townships Of Polk, jackson, Venice. San.
dusky, Liberty, Chatheld, Cranberry, and
Auburn, in Crawford County, and GEORGE
W. TEEL, OF Sulphur Springs, Crawford
County, Ohio, Is the Assistant Assessor
therein.
Division No. 10 is comprised Of the sew.
eral townships OF MILESTONE, Dallas, Bu
eyrus, Tod. Texas, Holmes. and Lykens.
in Crawford County, and JAMES LEWIS,
of Rucyrus, Crawford County, Ohio, is the
Assistant Assessor therein.
LUTHER A. HALL,
Assessor for the 9th District OF the State OF
Ohio
feb6 Il
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Opinion OF Indiana soldiers of
Hultcrnuls.

The Indiana soldiers at Murfreesboro
having adopted resolutions severely re-
fecting en- the traitors at home, the In
dianoplis Seminal endeavored to misrep
resent tho facts in the case, and charged
that all except one company OF the 33d
Indiana voted against them. The Journal
shows that, on the contrary, they voted
almost unanimously for thom. 1t is u no
less interesting fact that this movement
originated with the Democratic soldiers
in the field, as the following extract from
a private letter, written by Colonel JOHN
c WILDER, commanding a brigade in
General REYNOLDS division, shows:
MURFREEsBoDo, Tenn,
Jan. Is 1868.
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Nrw YnRK. Fob. g

NEW lbNhi II tUs y
Tho Richmond Exqmncr Of the 9th
and Euquirsr OF the 9th inst ase recciv.
ed They contain some news Of im.
portnncc.
CHARLrsroS, Feb. 3.
The British figatc Cndmus brings in.
tclligcnce that n most formidable nuval
and land expedition is about 10 attack
Charleston. The preparations being
nearly completed. The Cndmas brings
ordcrs Tor Robert Bunch, British Consul.
to go on boa'd the Cndmus and get to
Havana as soon as possible. Ilo will
leave next Saturday. The Yankee ma
val aud land forces are gathering nj Port
Royal II is supposed the troops are
drawn chiefly from the North Carolina
coast.
Tsc iron.clad Tronsidcs was still Off
u' bar this morning, with rs other Yam
kcr steamers.
Nick.burg, 3i.--Thn Yankee RAIN.
Queen Of the West, went down the riv.
or ycst'idoy afternoon, with the supposed
intention of destroying shipping between
this point aud Port Hudson. She was
fred into at Warrcnlon, but with little
effect
Jackson, ith.-Thc Federal ram,
Queen orthr West, which passed Vicks.
burg, Monday morning, arrived aud land
Ell at Ndalia, opposite Matches. The
,ame evening guard Of mou were sent
ashore, who attempted to capture Col.
ScchIdu York hut he escaped. The ram
then steamed down the river, doing con-
siderable dlm6gc.
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MURFREEsBoDo, Tenn, J
Jan. Is 1868.

Myself, in connection with other Dem
ecrats in she army, concluded il was time
to let demNgogues at home know our
position in these matters. We therefore
drew up this petition, which every soldier
from Indiana will indorse, and which is
now being done. | am having L read on
parade before the Indiana regiments, and
take a vote by having all in favor of it
step two PAGES to the front, and then
have the regimental commanders indorse
the result on the bottom of il. The whole
matter was started by me, Democrat,
drafted by Major Jordan, a Democrat, and
Endorsed by Col, Hathway and other in
Auental Democrats.
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PORTABLE FIGURING BOLT

ISAAC STRAUB's Mill FAcToRy,
Corner of Front and john Streets, Cincin-
natl, Ohio The undersigned continues to
manufacture, aud offers tor sale at II very
low figure, the very best PORTABLE WHEAT
ELouSiAa Mus. CuRS MEAL aud FEKD
MLLs. all cf select French Burr BloOks.
STEAM ENGiNEs, ClRcrLAR SAw-MiLL', aud
his celebrated King OF the Woods Saw
Mil.
lie nauers himself, afler twenty years experience
with all the latest Improvements Hdded--that his
Mills cannot he surpassed by any oihrrs. All he
sells win be warranted 10 give snt,s ,siarion for nurn.
biiity, Fast ard Good Woik, and which can easily be-
Kept in oTler.
sW~Ary wishinga ponk,f Description viii ask,
per mail. and one will be forwarded immediately
OrrICg N FACIoRY. ISAAC STRAIB,
iebl3 rateutee,
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New YoRK, Feb. Q.

The Herald has the following, dated
Stafford Court House, Virginia, T ebrua.
y sth;
An order has been issued dissolving
the Reserve Grand Division and return.
ing Gen. Sigel to the command of the
llth Corps. The corps ia being concen.
trated.
The work of rcorganizing the army is
progressing.
The Times dispatch states;
Gen. Hamilton, il is said, has received
assurances that Texas expedition will
be fitted out, which will have for its oS-
jeot the reclamation Of that State to the
Usion. The chief command will proba-
bly, be given to General Butler, General
Hamilton haying subordinate command,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-13
LYONS KATHAIReM.

Th,sdels shtfal article fer preserving aud tsautiry.
ing the human hair n SCALA put mp by tie original
proprietor, and male with the same case, skili
and attention whco first created its inmsnss IN
bteceds ed sales Of mltoa bottles snnusly.
Il is sili sold ~ g0rentsn large bottles. Two min.
ion b,ttos'csn easily be sold In year when II ia
again knawn that tho kHlh,ron is mol only the most
del ul bhr drrssin, IN the world but that IL o,sn
the scald OF scut and dardrun, gives the hair
lively, rich and luSuraut growth, and prevents II
from trtnirr gay. Thesears corsidsrstiout wortb
knowing. The Caihairon has teen tested for over
twelve years, and is warranted IS described. ANY
lady who va ues bcautru head Of huir viii use the
kathairon ltisinely prrfumrd, cheap and walls.
able. II thsold by all tcspeetsbe dealers throughout
The world.
d. S. BARNES 4 Co. Now York.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-13
The wnr-Ncws OF the week.

The Wnr-Ncws Of the week.
One of our iron-clads attacked Fort
McA lister, aud retired for want Of shells
She was not injured, though struck many
times.
"A rebellion has broken out in rorth-
eastern Georgia against the rebels. a
battle was fought in which the iRsur-
gents are reported tc have won victory.
Tho Confederate Adjutant.Gcncral
has decided that men with any portion o!
the blood OF the white race are liable to
conscription. This decision admits TO
the rebel army ali the muluttoos aud
quadroons in the Confcdcracy.
Gov. Andrew, of Mass, has msdo q
request to be allowed to enlist all the ne
gro soldiers ho can from among the con-
trabands at Fortress Monroe. Gen. Dix
has given his consent, and recruiting is
golng on quite brskly.
Two Prussian officers, educated at
the military academy at Dresden, who
served eight years at home, und arrived
in this county hut three weeks since,
have enlisted as yrivates Ia one Of the
New York Regiments.
Gen. Dsnks ho. issued an order cx-
plahatcry Of the Presidents proclama-
ton, which order has disappointed many
who thought fugitive slaves would be re-
turned to their owners in that part of the
State excepted by the terms Of the Proc
lanation.
by the arrival OF a prize vessel, at
philudclphia, from or Charleston, we
have particulars of the affair over which
Bcnuregsrd blowed SO extensively. The
rebel rams attempted to recover prize
vessel captured by the blockadcrs, but
were finally driven of One Of our ves-
sis was injured sligbtlS.-RIld another Sc
riously, but mono were sunk.
Our forces cntorcd Lebanon, Tenn.
on the 9Th. They captured some GOO
rebels, most Of them of Morgnu's com
mand Many field officers were taken.
Among the prisoners was Paul Anderson
violent rebel aud a member of the State
Legislature in l6G0-3. lie was an orig.
inal scccssionists aud one of the earliest
advocates Of Southern Conlcdcracy.
Letters lately resolved from our con-
sulotos at Monterey and Matamorus, con.
firm the report that there arc large num-
bcrs Of Union refugees near the border,
waiting for an Invasion Of Texas, to join
the Federal army. There are one thou
sand near the border, ana Accessiuns uru
being made daily, in consequence Of the
brutal treatment practised on the Union
lists by the Rebel officers. Up the river
from MOtumorOs the force Of refugees is
very large, thirteen hundred of whom arc
well armed and mounted.
"A letter from Fort Cliuch, Florida,
dated Jan. 3lSt, says A fight took place
on st, Mory's river, at Scrubby Bluff,
between rebel cavalry aud three compa-
ncs of colorcd South Carolina volun.
tccrs, The rebels attempted to take the
steamer John Adams by boarding, but
the negro soldiers beat them Of braycly,
The captain of the John Adams was shot,
his murderer being shot Immediately by
a negro sergeant. Our loss was . killed
aud & wounded, We took Z prisoners
The steamer was not injured
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-13
Stavs Bolts, Heading Bolts and
HOOPS WANTED!

want to contract for the deliv-
cry At my mill in Tit n of3DO 10 500 cords Of slave
and Heading Bolts, 0fouk, Ash, Befrh, Maple OF
Kim tmbeI save bolts to be thiuy thres inshes In
trees not ssthan one foot diameter aud qnartersd
owner OF timber, and tanner clearing land are IN
Nisd 10 make proposals. through tie Post Once, OF
eihewise, Tor The supply of the whole part OF
the quantity.
noop Beh, Of BlssI Ash must be seven aud .
ha lffset long.
Tiffa, Ja1, 60, lees. 70 $50
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-13

A STRAw.-Senator Grimes has re-
ceived a dispatch from Burlington, Iowa,
announcing the election, for the first time
for years, Of all the Republican candid
stes for municipal offices, by majorities
ranging from 80 to 100. Last October
the Democrats carried the town by over
100 majority.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Farmers Mutual Relief
Association.

The annual meeting Of said As.
fociauon wiz held At the school hou ,s ono aud
half miles north Of Republic,sn
Friday, March 9th, 1868,
between the horrs Of 10 O'Clock A NJ and s'clcch
z. VI. All member, or and persons feeling an inter
est In the welfare Of the society, eafnes, ole
tied obe dreseni at the meeting 10 assist In the sec
iion Of ocersior Tue ensuing year, and In the trans
pcdun Of such other busihesa msy he brought before
'he Association, By order OF Board
u. N. NEik iRK ,rcc'v.
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REWL SoLnfERs nRED OF THE WAR,
The following cclloquy is said to have
occurred lately between our own and the
Rebel piekets on either side OF the Ra p
pahannock;
Rebel say, Yankee, III throw my
musket into the river and skedaddle, II
you will.
YGRkes--Can't see Il.
Rebel-Well, we'll agree on this side
TO bite the bullets of our cartridges when
we have the next fight, if You boys will,
] NGnlee-Can't see il.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-13
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. s.

The Princess Royal has aboard, be-
sides large amount Of arms and ammu-
milton, complete machinery for the con-
struction Of an iron-slad ram; also ac.
companyng, an intelligent English me-
chanie, who is well vsrsed in the pro.
cess of making and hardening projeetiles.
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Assigncc,s Notice.

BY direction Of Probate Court Of
Seneca County hio, notice hereby given that the
srbiciibci, Assignee ofHacher 4 Wenuor, has hled
thu oifce ofsaid Court his thi ~ account and Will
on Monday, this 10Th day of March, A. b. lsG3, at
clare d,idcn4 pay able out ofthe assets Of said
sirrots
The said dividend will be paid At the time and place
above mentioned,
J. II. NiGHswANpER,
fsbl34w Afsirncs OF Baehet n Mennrf
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nHIMsTREETs
Inimitable Hair Restorative.
IT Is NOT A DYE:

Tut restores gray hairto H. original color, by supply.
ing The capillary uOss with IRptai ,utsnsnes N.
paired by agesr disease. Al insianiateous d,es
are composed :" lunArvausic, destroying the Vitality
and beauty oftL hair, and HfoId ofth. m,el,., ne
dressing. lleims'Issi's lnimilahls Coorins not only
restores hair 10 its na;uHl cetr ,a,y process,
bat gives TIE haira
lHNUEIAST BEATTY,
promotes its growth, prevents iis falling or srsdi
Gates dHnfrIi, and impRIt hsalth and plsstnrtns,s
y" tie head u has stoodths test Of time ,bsins hg
original lisir toloring,sH l. constantly inetesnns
IN iavor' Used ty beth gentlemen and ladies. II Ia
stld hy all respcetahs dealers, eau he procured BY
them OF the commercial hgent, ID 9. Ban,s. eLl
broadway, New York. Two sizes, 50 cents and OIL
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-13
s--T--1S0O--X.
brakes Plantation Bitters.

They purify, rrenghensnd invitor.u
They create healthy sPpsttts.
They are sn anudots 10 change Of wsisrsAd diet
They svetcome the effects Of dissirstisn
They strengthen the system and snyen the mina
They preveat miasmatio and intermittent fevof,.
They purity the breath and asidity Of usmaeh.
They cure u, ipepiia and Consupsuon.
They cure uisrrhea, Cholera and cholera Nstsus
They cure Liver Complaiut 4 Nervous ussdsehs
They are the best Bitsfi IN the word. They n,ts
the weak man strong, and are exhaustsd btturss
great rstoreL They sfs made of pure st. Crsia run
the celebrated Csiissys Bark, roots aud hsths, asd
trstaksr with the pleasure 81 a bevetlE., uitho,t
fsrafa to age or time Of day. psuieplatly recon
nssdsd 10 dslicie psrsons tequirin. gentle stinu
Isn't. sold BY all Greece, DuggiHi, llsteli apd'
saloons. Pm. Dsake n CO., gtG Erosdwsy. Y
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slO! WiGES Paid sIOo!

To sell gesas for the ADAMS sEwISs MAsHISE
CohPASr. We will give commission on all goods
ield hV oar Agents stpay wages At from SEQ o. siU0
tst month, snd pay all necessary sIPsnsss Our ma
10 operate BY half an h0ur insruetion !, IL ssnah
70 say Family Sewing Machine 10 use, sBd We h.ys
resaesd the prictto fihesa DolHTs,
Each MaehiHs il wsrfsatsd Tor thrse years
AdSrss c. RuGGLEs
ess. Ass b~'ss.i Mash.
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REMOVAL.

The Saddler-chop of the under
signed has been removed to shawhsab New BSsk
ueHt to the ahsy oppOss tho Davis Hssss of Vii
my ifisnds and customers will please fsks notice.
Cash willb paid foi hides, shd all tinss n wsrt
executed on shsu Hotiee. Harness, saddles slaku
dies on hand-work warranted snd prices 10 sol
he times. Hr4 sr
J. NJ, EBsBnx.
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city sHd ssjosinst0Sss
J. w. WALTERS.
Rosk Spring Mills, Dee, &c, 1862, Or.
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WHITE GOODS
SCOTCH LINEN DIAPER
PLAID CAMBRlCS.
STRIPED CAMBRICS.
1000 rs. - BRlLLIANT5,
Al Old PTice-ls yard. .
Mo- ~ Nd 100 s1,e avenue, '~. doors below -.'..1se~ ~
IL. is NOW OPENING
FULL STOCK OF
LADIES, cHlLDs', and GENTS
MERiNO UNDERwEAR.
HOODS AND soNTAos.
FULL STOCK or FINE HOSIERY.
GLOVES.
UNDERWEAR.
JOB LOT
1000 DOL. LADIES'
HEAVY RlBBED WOOLEN HOSE,
2s 81. Pair.
b00 DOL LADIES'
HEAVY COTTON HOSE,
xxrRA HEAVY g. rxrRi; riiI; WE'LL MADE.
Hos ~ and 26 Sixth two doors below Fourccnnts
X. II. MACY Sa, NOW OPEN
BALMORAL SKIRTS
LESS THAN COST OF IMroRraTloS.
Ma Sixfns niue