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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-16
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Prssm nsatly Journal Of New, snd Of Litsrsturs,
THG THIuuNk has political convictions. whiph are
well chafeteuEsd By the singls'word EEFuBLicar. II
IL Rspobeas in its hearty sdh,isn to the great truth
that "God has made Of ems blood al nations Of msu"
-Rspubeap in its s,srtieh Ofths equal and inali,n
able rights Of oil 'life, liberty sad the psrsut
efhaPptneN-R Republican in it, stssdfatt, sarnsst,
sshant hostility TO every scheme and sfeu Of The
SH1s fowef, fom The Annortusn Of TeHus 10 the
gren Hsbsllon to grs,2 the empire efihe new v.ria
snn wied tie feleutcss Of couuiry for its own as
raaalEsment--kspublicahi inits antsEoaism 10 the
,nsiooiss aud dsspots ofthe old Mofd, uho fondly
ri iiAh.Psrhs sad ealamitss suddshly thrust upon
by iher Ansrican counterpart the overthrow ssd
ruis Of the hodel leKepublis-Repubiean IN fts Lope
and truit, its faith and fort thai thIs atsoiou, RE-
1eion must result IN the ,gns vpfthrov Gifts plot.
tert, and the firm estabithn !, OF souaI ,isN. md
equal law, throsghout the whsi ettept or
wherein Liberty and Uni On lindeed bs ons sndin
ssPatahle hsnseforh and forever.
Tvs TRBuNr deVstss auentienin eslm,r tims,,
aud to tsme extent In theu, 10 Eduostion, T,mps,.
snss Agrcutufe ,Invsntieni, and whatever .l.. nav
mnitisf to tie spiritual and matera progfe, snd ,s
being Of mankind; but Tor hs present i and
its eolusns are mainly devoted 70 the an
'ueeen OF the War for the Uuion. lttIpeeial ssuss
pondents accompany svciJ con.dsFubie arniysnd re-.
port svsry important ineiisnt ofthat great strufEs
wh'eh We tfusi 10 result In the tgnaIand cea
elusive tfiumph sfths National arms and In the fsno
ration Of Peace snd Thrift opr distracted blssdnH
country. We believe thst NJ o'hsrvvi.. vsH rulls
OF more accurate visw Of he cbsottf Of
this nom entous couhct be obtained than through tho
peru'al Of ourcolsmns. Ard wsearnsstly ,olieitths
cooperation ofall friend, ofthe National oauss whie
we regard aud uphold as thst Of Universal Humsnty,
to aid ut in extending it, circulation.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-16
FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival OF thc g1rn.

PORTLAND, Me-, Jan. l3.
Tho steamer Jura from Liverpool lst,
Via Londonderry I'd, aud Cape Race lOLh
arrived this evening.
Among the speakers nj the Manchcs-
ter meeting Was the negro Jackson,
known us Jcn. Davis escaped coach
man.
The financial editor OF The Times pre-
diets ronluu active trade with Amcr-
ca. II suys, when the war broke out
America held large stocks Of foreign pro-
ducc. Thcsc are now mostly exhausted
They must consequently return, not only
TO the I'D, but to great lncrcascd scale
Of Importation.
Tho same result may be expected
whether war continues or Not.
The following is asynopsis OF The news
per City Of Baltimore, which LETT Liver
pool Dec. 3lst, for New York.
The Sumter has boon sold at auction
at Gibrultcr, for $lg,5 for the Liver
pool aud Mediterranean trade.
The b,ttcl of Frrdrricksburg was the
theme oIuniyorsal eommont ia tho Eng
lish journals, some regard il as most
disastrous for the North; othurs speak in
a more gratfcd tone. All admit the gall
lHntly OF the Northern troops, The News
says they foght with bravery rarely
cquallcd and never surpassed and al
though failing signally thor object, re-
NAMED at the end OF the fight great
aud powerful host. 1t casts the blame
on the incapacity of the Federal leaders.
flfh., fHtpsaa sltt,l Al
astcr for the North and conlirmatory Of
the almost universal belief that tho con-
fedcrates arc fully able to maintain their
Independence and il ought to lead those
" ho have influence TO admit that the
tine has prriyed for counseling tho aban-
donmont Of hopeless enterprise.
IL says that no one can doubt that the
FCdorols fought well, but that they have
done at all times; but more than usual i'll
fortune has awaited them.
The Times awaits with interest tho de-
yelopcment ol It's effect in he North.
Other journals suggests that it may be
made the key note for mediation aud
compromise.
La France says, NNcr the battle Of
the 18th, MIR. Lincoln had u long confer
epce with the Minister of France, aud
the peace party considered this step Ia
ken as desire for cancellation.
The Times dcvotcs another editorial 10
the dnuuncialion of Gen. Butler, and
says his continued insults cannot hn toll
Grated aud loudly calls Tor his removal.
Mr.. Gladstone in speech ON the
Lancashire distress, expressed the hope
that the crisis has passed and that by
the month OF March decided improve.
meut in the trade would be experienced
oroEnell had spoken in the Spanish
Senate on the Mexican qunstion, IL,
justified Gen. Prim's course. The speech
/ caused q sensation.
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New. nom washington.
wAsHrsoror. January 10. 1869.

WAsHrseroN. January 49, 1862.
The rebel Major, bound for Europe
with important dispatches, whose capture
of Charleston is announced in this p.
NJ. dispatches, was son Of George N.
Saunders. His dispatches were addressed
to leading European Statesmen, and
were from jeff Davis and his Cabinet
Ministers. One OF them contained this
sentence: "FoR Con SAKE SEND US AID
OR WE rIRrsH."
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English Operatives.

A dispatch dated New York, Jan. 10th,
states that tho splendid ship George
Grisioold, laden with gifts of food, for
the poor operatives, has started on her
voyage for the shores of England. The
dispatch states: "As she moved down
the bay she was sAluted by several Brit
ssh Vessels in the harbor, and the crowd
Of sailors and citizens on her decks, as
woll as on the steamers which towed her
out, aud other vessels in the vicinity, ex-
hibited their generous enthusiasm by the
most vocferous cheers" How conSis-
tent John Bull 10 ! America is feeding
her starving paupers, and in return for
this kindness, John Bull is fitting out pi-
rptical vessels to distroy American COM
mercO, and aiding the rebel cut-throNts
to break up our Government.
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The following is the extract alluded to
above:
Major General Newton, in his report of
the late battle, makes honorable mcntion
of the conduct of Col. Sholor, of the FIRST
U. s. Chasscurs, during the battle of the
18th, aud more especially of his courage
aud skill on the night of the l4th, when
tho army was recrossing the river in re-
treat. Col. Shsler at this time had his
regiment far out to the front, on picket
duty. At midnight the supper ing regi-
ments were drawn off and marched across
the river; bu, he disposed his limited
force so skillfully that the enemy did not
discover our weakness, and refused to
move until he was ordered TO the rear, al
though his was the last body Of troops on
the enemy's side of the river, and the
bridges were being taken up in his rear.
In his firm obedience to orders he had
been almost forgotten, and was not until
an hour after our last man, with the ex-
eeptiop of his command, had recrossed
that he received orders to do likewise.
For the gallant and courageous con-
duct, Col. Shaler's regiment has been ex-
cused from all fatigue or picket duty, for
thirty days, and the commandants case
no been represented in bright colors at
headquarters. All | can say is that both
Colonel and regiment deserve it.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-16
LYONS KATHAIRON.

This deli shtful article forpressrvins and beautify.
In. the human hair u Rg ain put up by the original
pf0pTieof and is now made with the same Gaze skil
and attention whico first created its immense end
ereeedent ed sales Of over million bottles annually
Il is still sold at - cents in large bottles Two mill.
len b,itles,ca easily be sold In year when It is
again knnwn that ihs alb tiron Is not only the
hair dressing in the world but that IL clean.
the scald Of scuH and dandTuf, gives the hair
lively. rich and luSurient grosth and prevents it
from turning Efhy. Ihtseare oonsideEatious worth
knowing. The CaiiRTon has been tested fer over
twelve year, and Is warranted Ms described, Any
lady who lues beautiful head ofhair win use the
kathAiron 1t finely perumed, cheap and vSlu.
able. Iii sold by all Tespeelube dealers throughout
the world.
d. S. BARNES l. CO., New York.
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rssoM NEW ORLEANS.

Nrw yoRK, January 1.-THE steamer
Matanzus has arrived from New Orleans
on the Sd and Port Royal on the sth
bringing $4,000 Consigned to the
United States Assistant Treasury. The
three,nsgre regiments ara Ia do garrisoa
duty in Fort Jackson, 81 Phi! ips and
Pike.
Fsrragut was about TO attack Port
HUDSON. He is probably waiting for
Bsuks 10 make a land attack,
Rumors are current at New Orleens
that JEFF. Davis is preparing IN expedition
% .eiste ilsa Crescent Cry.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-16

Tur BANKRUPr 3LL.--Tho bankrupt
bill begins TO look US it itwould DO speed
lily crowded through. IL has already pass
ed the Senate, and his been discussed in
the House.
THE RIGHT potIcY,-Gcn. Grant who
still has his headquarters at Holly Springs
Mississippi, is impressing the rebol sym
palhisers ulong the line Cf the road
from Columbus to tho Springs, for the
purpose OF completing necessary repairs
to that important limo Of communication
BEAuKEcARp's FAmLY,-A part OF the
family Of Gen, BeauregOrd arrived at
Mobile December 2olh, Under permission
given by Gen. Banks, aud are on their
way 20 Georgia. Tho wife of Gen.
Be0ureguNrd was too i'll 10 be removed,
aud she still remains in New Orleans.
A CHICAGO SECESSION PArER RErupi.
ArEp BY THR kLAnIEs' oy THAT Cry
The annual meeting Of the Managers OF
: the Chicago lioms for the Friendless
was held on "Wednesday afternoon, A
reporter IRON the Chicago Times beinq
present, lady nroso and stated hel
grounds Of opposition TO that sheet. She
could, aud the Home Of the Friendlesl
could not countenaRce treascnin AM
shape. The Board of Trade aud busi
ness houses had taken action and II wa
due 10 the House 10 pronounce itself
loyal instl1iion. She, therefore, move,
that the aforesaid reporter bs politely re
quested.to get out Of the room with hi
I !" ~ A. L..
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HnIMsTREETs
Inimitable Hair Restorative.
IT IS NOT A DYE:

But restores gray hair to is gnal color by supply
Ing the capillary ubes with natural su,tenSnos i'm.
paired by age 81 disease. An instantaneous dyes
are composed ofunar eause, destroying the vitality
and beauty Of the haii, and afford ofthsmselvos no
dressing hsimsiTset's lnimiiabls Coloring not only
restores hair to it, natural color by easy process
bui gives tie ehsirs
LuXuRIANT BEAUTY,
promotes its growth, prevents its falling or sradi.
esle' dandruf, and impslt health and pleasartn
10 the head has stood The test OF time, being the
original hatT Coloting, and is coAsisstly increasing
In isyor, by both genlemsn and ladies. IL Is
Hld BY all respectable deaers or ean be procured by
,hem OF the commercial agent, d. =. Bamss, 9ue
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Plank Road Notice,

Notice is hereby given that the
sAuaaI meeting u A. stosihoid.n Of the Tim saa
osessla Plank Mad eoTRny, will ls bsld a. ,h.
Of January. 1868, bstwse hs houri Of 10 sloek A.
NJ, aad2 ooosk p. M. forlhs slssiion Os i've Ditse,
top for the snsHng year. and for the transaction ef
,euh other bs'Hss, nay brought before the meet
ing. ISAAC ARNOLD, ffss.t'
Mslmsrs, Doe. e5, lee2.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-16


CIV. A. Richardson has been elect
ed United States Senator from Illinois.
The vote stood Richardson, 60; Yates,
81.
or All Northern Virginia is fairy
alive with negroes escaping from their
masters, and seeking protection within
our lines, in consequence Of the emanci.
patton proclamation. -
TuE Richm ond Enquirer of the 10th
INST, says it has reliable information from
Newbern, tnat the Federals have not less
than 1900 troops on the coast, and that
most formidable fleet is at Beaufort.-
|. is supposed an attack is meditated on
Wilmington and Goldsboro.
o. 1t is whispered in military circles
in Washington, that the retreat from
Yieksburg which General McClernand
ordered, was not expected, and would not
have taken place under General Sherman
commanding, IL is certain that the
Government is very gravely disappointed
by the results there, and that the opening
of tho Mississippi was confidently expsc-
ted to have been by this tine fully ae-
complshed.
OF The Washington Republican OF
Thursday says ave are satisfied that
Gen. Hooker is not only not 10 relieve
Gen. Burnside in command of the Army
of the Potomac, but that Gen Hooker is
decidedly in favor of having Gen. Burn
side remain in the position he now oecu-
pics, Gen. Hooker is perfectly satisfied
with his present command. and thinks the
frequent changes in the command of SC
large AT army will prove injurious to the
army and the. cause OF the Union"
l or Anew York correspondent of the
Boston Journal, states that "a new.expe-
dition is eli hand FROM this port. Secrecy
aud dispatch are now the watehwords.-
Boston and Maine steamboatmen are
here. and arc as active and busy as bees
before swarming time. Captain Loper
who as the quiet but efficient executive
in all naval matters, fitted out Durnside's
fleet, and moved MoC Clellan's army on the
Potomac, has his hands full But he says
nothing
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REIOyAL..

The Saddlef.shop of the under
signed has bstn removed 10 shawhasf New B!oet.
asat to the Asy snposits the Davis House, Of which
ny ftisndf asd cnstsn~ss viii Pssse tsks notice.
Cash viii be paid fDi hides, And all kindssf worf
executed % sh.u notice. hsynsu, ssddlss apdsIt
the tiaes.
Cali and see nyns~ sbsp.
sst.fra
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-16

NrcRo RfcnnErs.--Ssveral recruiting
efficers for colored regiments have been
epsAed in New. Orleans.
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PUONOGRAPHY-

The undersigned having perfected him
self in the art OF shorthand whiting being able to
write 1.-THE rate OF 100 words per minnle will attend
10 all business tesuing ITS use. Lessons in tie art
gwen on reasonable terms.
Office with WIN. NJ. Johnson.
WIN. l.. MYERS.
Tifin, Ian I4th, ISC9
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Running ihe Blockade.

1t appears that private letters have
been received at Washington from Eng
land, stating that there are at sea 40 yes
sells that have been fitted out and loaded
in British ports with view to break the
blockade of the Southern ports. The
vessels are laden with arms, ammunit ion,
clothing, shoes, medicines, &c. It is al
so stated that large amount of Confed-
crate bonds, secured by a pledge onlcot-
ton at seven cents per pound, has been
sold in England at the rate of five shill-
ings to tho pound sterling, and that by
the sales f75o ,ooO have been realized by
agents ofthe rebel Confederacy.
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AND A
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Holiday Present.
RUNNING STITCH
So SEWING MACHINE

The embodiment of practical
utility, ahd navel Of sipplieiiyi makes the run.
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twill oATHER, RUFua, sHIRR, TUCK, RuS uF
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any material adapted TO the RUNSISG STITCH. The
thinnest, usually the most difeuto stitch BY olher
sewing machines, being sewed the easiest. For la
dies'snd ehidren's apparel and other articles made
Of light fabric'' It will therefore be found almost
ISvALUAHLE,
Itis attached to the table like a sewing bird, and
having no tension, and requiring luhrication OF
change OF stitch, is always Tesdy toT opsratlon and
such marvel OF simplicity that child of siS or
FULLY,
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Each machine is put up IN a neat box, aeeonpa.
nied with full aud explicit direeTons snd 25 needles
Semitic any address In the United States receipt
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cd by Express on delivery OF the machine.
When the money is sent with N q order aud reg
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See MIRROR oF FAsaioss,o ,or for full particulars;
spec imens OF sewing, ste send stamp for IetuTn
postage. Address,
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Every lady mother, millinsr nd dress max shod
have one Of these valuable sewing machines.
deel9
The undersigned is acting as ag5nt foP
the above Muclnhe. Tnos0 who wish to get
enc should call soon At the rRIBuSE Office.
- J IS. McCLELLAND.,
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THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
ISgG.

THs Nsw YoErTsrsUSs, hrt islusd 10 fslf, now
its twsuty secord yssr, has ebtsiusd botk layer
and widely dffnssd cirspiston thss asy stk.r
newtpsper ever puhiishsd Ayusfiea. Thopf6lh h,s
untssring asd departure f tens tkeatsnds Of ito pa
trons to servs in the wafer the Unsn IL, srcuatos
On The s'h Of Dsssmbsf, is67, is ., fsllousss
DAlLI. .'s'sss.......s..s 5O,125
Stni-W EEELr.. 1880
NkEKLT. ...............14S,O 5000
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WAR NEWS.
THE aoru HEARD FROM

Tke naitls CT maifreesbOrO'.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-24

CoPPERHEAD ONsLAUGHT-Capt. Jas.
:. Cove, lat Regiment c. 3 S 5 wsS in tosa
last week, Al -hls quietly cosver-ing with =
friend on the street, party OF CSPperhesds
gathered around, and comneHced their vile abuse
Of the goverRmsnE aud the Geaeraps in con-
Iaand of oar armies, denOuncing the var, and
everybody that mas been connected with it but
Mcclellan. This was more than the Captain
could stand, aud he pitched into these miserable,
sneaking, Northern traitors in gallant style. His
secesh auditors evidently got flea in their ears,
aud we're sadly afflicted al the proof OF the IN
fnching loyalty OF the army. The Captain gave
them to understand that the soldiers bate Cop
perhesd above all other reptiles in Gods crea-
tien; and that there will be a day Of fearful
reckoning when they return hone from the Sast
aud smoke and carnage Of battle. They Dc not
understand how il is that while they peril their
lives in defence Of their cosntry, these sspriaci-
pied rebel sympathisers should be allowed to par
alyzs their efforts 10 suppress the rebellion. He
SAYS there lie bat one sentiment il the army, that
OF undying hostility 10 traitors everywhere; ssd
az slavery has beer the cause Of tsis var. and
there can be ne permsneR: peace Sc losg as it
exists, they Sustain the Administrssios fully il
the Emancipation Pr defamation, and are deter
mined not 10 rest ill this sccarsed institution 9
torn up root and branch These are the feslial Q
Of Democrats there as veil as Republicans The
ONLY fault they fad with the treat ment Of Val
landigham, Ia that the government did not hang
him with every Othor traitor in the free States
They have no patience with this class Of nsn,
but look upon them With the most perfect con
tempt The Captain SAYS the army of the Peto-
mac have the utmost confidence in Gen. Hooker,
believe him to be fully equal to bis position, and
will folor wherever he may lead Tse discipline
and arrangements Of the army are perfsct-
We learn that Capt. Csvel has shown him
self very brave sad efficient officer. He has
been slightly wounded several tines sioce be en-
tered the service, and at the battle of Chancel
louisville he received severe wound, the bullet
entering the neck or the left side within half al
inch OF the jugular vein. Many rebel has been
made to bite the dsst at the crack of his rife,
and at the battle Of Charlottesville he tsok with
his company between four and FIVE hundred
prisoners He is considered one Of the best
shots that have gone from this State, and is not
afraid OF the foe wherever met.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-24

A BRurAL AssAULT.-On FRIDAY last
as a respectable German woman vas coming II ON
the cozntry into the Lower To~s, for the pur
pose Of marketing some butter, she was assault
ted, while passing piece Of woods, BY aegrc
that has been hanging around this vicinity, and
who claims to be fagi.iVe slave from St. Louis
The brute failed in his purpose OF committing 9
rape upon the woman on account Of the heroic
resistance she made against rim, though be beat
and bruised her in a nest shocking manner
Considerable excitement was created By the
startling outrage, and the negro came very neal
being summary disposed Of He vas promptly
arrested, and on the examination made comics
sion Of his gait. he has been taken 20 MAsoI
and safely lodged in jail to await his trial
His conduct furnishes a fair sample oil the
Beauties Of the institution Of slavery, of which
be is graduate. That system not only teaches
the African race to be bru'es, but does not allow
them to be anything else.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-24
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-24

A DEMOCRATIC FoURTH.-We arc III
formed that the leading cOpperhesds of this city
Mass Meeting in this place on the coming Fourth
of July. We learn that tx Gov Barry, Geo v
n. Lothrop, Judge Johnson, and others, are eI.
pected to address the meeting. Men who will
be guilty Of turning Independence Day into a
machine for coming party capital for the cop
perhead democracy, would cut up the Goddess
Of Liberty into sausage meat to huckster at
three cents pound, and would grind the chop
ping knife on the Tables Of Stone handed down
% Moses from Heaven
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any OF the departments OF Dentistry have bought tbs
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gold in aEy case in some superior and in all
superior &c the soft geld plugs commonly inserted
For the sake OF introducing this material propose
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