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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-24
A SOLDIERS LETTER.

The following extract from letter,
written TO friend near this place. by a
gallan, soldier of the l0lst, shows that
he is patriot and a man, lie says -
Two days ! was on my own hook this far
10 Nashville,) and here had 10 fall in
with the rest Of the furloughed men, and
then my good times where over, for the
Barracks ere worse, IN my estimation,
than any old hog stable they SHIPPED US
TO Stevenson, Ala, aud then they turned
us loose, and let US 90 where we pleased;
tftcr making repeated effort for four days
without success, | told the Provost Mar
shal, thnt if he did not give me transpor-
taton would run away, and go 10 my
Regimen, so Mt last he made out to give
il TO me-, and then started out happy
for knew II would not be agreat while
till would see the boys Of the old l0lst.
When stepped OF at bridgeport, learn.
ed that The boys where ucross the River.
When got ihcrc we where oil glad TO ~ G
each other, but il made my heart feel sad
to think Of the chungc-for but few
months ago, twenty.six noble hearts
where represented, but Fourteen where
left. Tho little band is still firm and un-
wtvering-stunds ready at any moment
to defend the Banner Of American free.
dom.
We are guardinga fort on the Tennes
see River. Our duty is not very heavy
nt present. We have better times nov
than We have had since we uro in the
service. think we can knock the Re
bcllion hv next fall. for one strong hole
utter another is taken from them, ant
whom onco lost they are forever lost tC
traitors, for the strong arm Of Uncle San
holds them as with an iron grasp. NJ,
opinion is that they will eventually sur
render unconditionally to the armies o
the United States, for they must prcdom
nate. This land is not a home for trai
tors but home for true aud loyal citi
zcns, and its defenders. With unitct
people let the live and die, In n pr ,erye,
Union we can prosper ana enj y thu
privileges Of lreemcn then let III
stand MS wall Of iron, march onward
till the last Confederate is dove from
American soil. But unless this Union I
preserved we must ever live In disgrac,
aud shame. aud hand down to postcri'!
a record Of ln(amy aud hatred.
w. u.
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CONGRESS.
wAsHSeroS, DEc. Is, 1863.

WAsHNGroN. DEc. lS, 1863.
Mutually friendly aud satisfactory cxpla-
nations have taken place today bctw
the Secretary of State and Lord Lyons,
concerning the recovery OF the CHI si-
pcatc aud her Grow within the British
jurisdiction, in Nova Scntu.
The Commtl,o on Elections has new
before them five contested cases from
Missouri, two from pcnnsylynnia, one
from Massachusetts, one from Kentucky,
one from Mary land, one from Iowa aud
one from Vrgniu.
II was Mr.. Crdvcns, of Indiana who
yesterday, moved to separate the rcsolu
lions of Mr.. Smith, Of Kentucky, in the
House, in order To vote upon thcm spa.
rntcly. This statement Ia considered
proper to be made BY some of the gcn-
llcmen who voted for aud carried his pro.
positions for, while they were ready to
vote for them, declaring il the duty Of
Congress 10 pass all necessary bills to
supply men aud money, aud rendering
thanks To the army in tho field. there
was n uch IN the fret resolution which
opposed an armistcc or int, ryontiun or
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-24

0STTHERE will be mceiiug of the oh.
10 Wool Growers Association at Colum-
bus, on the bth Of January next, which
promises to be a gs'hering Of the flock
master Of unusual interest. The Hon.
Henry s. r lndsll, Of coOrlsnd Village,
NV York, will deliver an address be-
fore the Convention, on the evening OF
January 9th, The attendance of all
p ssOns interested in the production,
h sndling or consumption of sheep and
wool, is cordially invited,
or THK amour, OF revenue the reb,
.lels have been able to raise by taxation
during the last year, has been JUS
about equal TO the annual deheien
ey in the postal revenue in the seeded
States, for some years before they enter
ed upon their so-called war of independ
ence,
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0S~ rHs Riehmoud EEQtirer of
Thursday last contains report of do.
Jugs in the rebel Congress, which uu.
gurs that stormy discussions may be cx.
peetod. Mr.. Footo olTennessee, In a
s.eech, denounoes r. Davis as the
cause Of all the disasters to tn r ,bcl
arms, and charges him with cxcrting u
maligu influence wherever he has visit.
ed the troops, Offering to prove that his
rulership has almost ruin 4 the couaty,
Advcrting TO the horrible erusltcs prao.
ticCd upon our prisoners at Richmond
Mr.. Foote did not serople to admit that
they had been reduced 10 starvation, but
tuew the blame upon Mr.. Northrup, the
Rebel Commisssry, whom he charged
with having stealIhily placed tie Go,'
ernn ont in the dishonorablc ettitudo II
whch this matter makes il stand. TIL,
Senate had passed the bill prohibiting
the employment OF substitutes in Tx
army.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Nrw Yorr. Dec. 1slh. lsea.


The Ausueilisian from Liverpool, Do
cember b, arrived at o'clock this eve
ming. She brings the following addition
al Intelligence. The great storm u
three days had proved most disastrous to
Englend, both by land and by sea. The
damage 10 property is extensive, undt he
coast is strcwn with wrecks. At Holy.
heed five bodies noatcd into the horbrr.
A letter In the London Daily Neus
says; IL j. understood that the new
rebel privateer Ruppahannock is still be.
Ii, we'd to be At Calais. She is very fast, /,
and the writer charges that II is well un.
dcrstUod at Shecrness what she was in
onded for.
The Pope of Rome had received a
deputation from the Confederate, WIN
presented letters from jeff. Davis. II is
believed the reception had no Cfficial
character. and the letters were merely
complimentary.
A great meeting OF Preston passed res
o.utons in iuvor Of continoud ncutra lily.
Three ships nrc fitting out 10 blockade
the western coast Of Mexico us far us
Acapulco.
Bourso firm al 67f, l9c.
The position OF the Dono.G erman
question is unchanged. England aud
RUssia are making movements for pacif.
&c adjustment
LoNDok, Drccmbcr 6.--TLe British
Crown lawyers have announced the con.
demnation OF the British bark Springbok
by the New York District Court, os lie.
ga urd vcxalious, and Lord lyous is TO
remoustr0to.
The Globe newspaper contains strong
comments on the Springbuk's cond,mn-
alton. 1t is the Government organ. The
owner Of the Sprugbok is Northern
partisan.
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CHATTANOOGA ITEMS

Wheeler has r, joined HSrdce, aud is
re-orgsniIipg his cavalry force near Dal-
ton.
Refugees and dcsGrters sly the rebel
cavalry will be actively employed during
tho winter.
On Wednesday, Clamp Ferguson
guerrilla, with small force, captured
port Of the train OF the let Cavalry Di,
vsion, on the march from McMiunvillo to
Sparta. Peter Ebre, ,utler OF the 9Th
Penpsylvan Ca,ulry, and three olhe.s
ware murdered.
Hardee's headquarters arc at Dalton
picke,s advanced ss far as Tunncl Hill
His army Inclusive oflhe Georgia mill
lila, 10 sb 900 strong, aud represe nted 4
b. utterly dcmoralzed.
Generals Grant and Sherman len TO
Bridgpcrt to-day.
q Steamboats, make trips from Bddgpor
10 LondDn, whence stores are trsnsporte,
by r.ilfosd twenty-five mii,s To Knox
vill@ H-
Nothing fr, On Gordon GIsnger,who
probably fghtiug Longsrec,, near RIOS
eFsvifle.
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FROM CHATTANOOGA.

News received at New York up to the
18th, il is stated that the recent heavy
gale swept away nearly all the rebel OBJ
structions in Charleston Hurbor, and
their remnants line the shores. The en-
trance I, the horbor, is now believed to
be clear, and il is supposed ,ha, our navy
will take due advantage ofthe fact Gil
more again shellcd Charleston on Thurs.
pay night last, throwing a number OF
shells into different parts Of the city, =
A Il the rebel batteries opened, and a
heavy bombsrdm mt ensued for several
hours. 81 far, there is no other news
of importance.
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Eas,aria ltenss

We CLEAN the following from the last
issue OF the Foriorid Ncps:
MAIL RoBBERY.-On last "Wednesday
evening the mail bag of the F. l.. g. U.
Railroad was taken from the platform at
the depot in Fremont few minutes after
il had been taken from the car by some
person who carried it back of the depot,
ripptd open the sack and distributed the
mail. After rifeling The letters, they
were found scattered down main SIR Ct
Some rascal was, no doubt, prowlirg
about the depot for that purpose. We
have heard Of no clue to the robber yet
we no pc tie rascal will be caught.
AT HOME on FURLoUGH.-Jumes D..
Foster, Co. A, 49th Ohio, came home on
furlough last Tuesday, to visit his friends
after an absence of almost two years.
Mr.. Foster was in that gallant charge at
Mission Ridge, and carries the evidence
by numerous bullet holes through his
clothing, also large hole in his hat
by tho explosion OF she'll.
A LITTLE INCIDENT AT THE SToRMING
OF MISSION RIDGE.-At the siorming of
Mission Ridge before Chattanooga, Nov.
25th, 1868, the life of Captain Foster
was saved by a copy of our paper, the
News in his side pocket. A ball from
the enemy passing through his clothing
came in contact with the paper, closely
folded, piercing sixty-four holes through
ii aud nHicling slight wound in the
flesh. BY this little incident the life Of
a noble soldier and gallant officer was
saved.
THR FosToRIA AcApEMY.-This -four
ishng school, under the supervision OF
Messrs. Hair and Curtis, now in its in.
fancy, is fast becoming what its institu'
tors design il should be-a first class
Academy Of learning.
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Firm, The Richmond Dispatch, De. Is.
REPokTED ADVANCE TOW ARD
sTAUNTON.

The movements OF the forces under the
Yankee General Aycrill ara involved
cd In some mystery. On Saturday last
the War Department was advised that
with heavy force Of cavalry and mount
ed infantry, he was advancing on Lewis
lurg, with the supposed intention OF
pushing his way to the Virginia aud Ten.
nssste Railroad, with o view OF intrrc cpt.
ing Railroad communication With Gen.
Longslrcot, aud yesterday we had ru-
NOR that be MUs approaching ) auuton 10y
way oi Mcdowell. This latter report,
we urc inclined 10 believe, is without
foundation, as the passengers by The Cen
,rul train lLst night state that little ,N.
element existed at stanton YESTERDAY
morning. IL is probable that the inlor-
m ,,ion received at the War Department
more nearly approaches the whereabouts
Of Avcrill ahd his command, aud he may
ere this have reached /. wisburg,
Since the above wus put iu type We are
informed by privStc telcgrsm from
Siaunt,n that the ercmy, in force bclicv-
I'd 10 be pretty cunsid, rable, are really
threatening that place, Daring yestcr.
day active skirmishlng took place be.
tween their advance guard and our forces
10 the neigborhOOd ol Mcdowell, without
any decisive result
Fcom The Lower Valley We have re-
port that the Yauke, 5, 1buul 1000 strong
mov,dup f., N llarpcl's Ferry, by way Of
iirrryville, TO Front R'yol, last week,
: At last accounts they were IN the Luray
Valley. II was believed that this move.
tnent was made with the design OF de-
stroyiug the largi iron turnuccs alorg
the river IN that rgion. On Friday
night las, d ,schm, nj lrum the Ial ke,
force Al Mooriield, numbering about 10
SET Ere 10 and destroyed the Columbi'
Furnace, about FIVE miles north of Edin
burgh, Shenandoah County.
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or TnE Wilmington, N. c., papers
are full of advertisements offering for
sale by the cargo goods which have run
the blockade. Sugar is selling for three
cents pound, owing to the immense
quantity on hand, IAN the roilrca1s from
Whining ton are at work nigh, and day,
to the exclusion of all other business,
conveying supplies to the Rebel army
and goods into the interior Over two
hundred steamers and vessels belonging
ing to different lines arc engaged in run
ming the blockade into this one port
Gov. Vance says in his recent message
that the State of North CarolinI
(Which is largely engaged in this busi'
ness) has received clothing enough
through this channel to clothc her tr1or;
10 January 1865.
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Trinity Church Fair

Trinity Church Eair.--Thc La
dies connected with this Church, brought
their Fair to close on Friday evening
last. Everything passed off in good or
der and in a pleasant manner. Notwith-
standing the unfa yorable weather during
its progress. it was respectfully patroniz-
cd, and the receipts we learn yielded full
ly what they anticipated. When the
Ladies of Tiifin undertake a mltter oi
this character, il is always Il perfect sue.
cess. In fact they 90 to work with tn
right spirit aud determination that there
is no such word as fail in the book.
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Holiday Goods Nj.

under the Davis House has a large va
riety of Goods suitable for Holiday pres
ents. Go to Votteler's. Voiteler has
about 10000 articles Of Notions, consist
ing Of most everything that genius aud
art could bring to perfection. Votteler's
is the place to buy your presents for the
{ little folks" Sec advertisement on Sd
page, Leadcd Removal"
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CHARLEsroS HARBoR.-The Hsralds
Morris Island correspondent says the
cause of the washing away Of the Obs,ruO'
tons in Charleston hsrbor, was from the
famous battery getting adrill in the last
gale, aud smashing through the obsIruc-
lions. She now lies ashore nea. the
north end Of Folly Island.
OF TnR case of the Noble county
Couspirators, was decided on the Cd inst.
/ in the U. 5, Court at Cincinnati. Nc.
Ferrin and cOyle were fined $500 each
aud costs, and Racey $1,000, and 10 stand
committed until the 6as is paid.
OF os the night Of the 9th inst, ths
Office oft North Missouri Rail Roas
at ST, Louis was robbed Of $40 900.
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SknIing-Rnck Run W

SknIiug.-Rock Run wOs frozen
over solid on Saturday last, and the boy =
are enjoying themselves in fine style
Skating is excellent exercise, ard much
sport and enjoyment connected with it.
The boys will skate aud have their own
amusement Young America is their
motto. Let the boys skate while they
are young, for when they get cold they
can't"
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Defeat Of the Rebels near NntcheE--
500 Prisoners Taken n-Destructivc a
Fire at New Orleans.

Fire at New Orleans.
Nav ORLEANS, Dec. II.
Three or four thousand troops, under
Writ Aduns Crosby aud Logan, appear.
I'd In the vicinity ol NHtch,z early this
week, aud attacked our lorccs under Gen.
Gresham but were rcpulscd aud pursued.
II Is said we took eight hundred prisoners.
Lieut.. Cove of Doston,1nd seven others
OF the Sd Massachusetts Cavalry, were
captured lew days ago, near Port llud.
son by purity Of l. igans men. Lieut..
Cove was wounded aud four Of his men
mure or seriously Injured.
Brig. Gen. Wcitzcl, commanding the
lat Division, 10Th Amy Corps goes
North to-mpfruw, by the Mora ing Star.
ltis expected he will be transferred TO
Ger. Butlet's department, by tue wish ol
the latter General; others think he ~ VI
return 10 this department with two stars.
Reports which have been current, of a
conspiruey.belwecn colorcd troops aud
rebel prisoners ut Font Jackson are false.
A 4, structivc fire occurred here this
morning. The Luilding is estimated al
s95o 900. The buildings consumed were
on Trnuupitvuus street betW cen GrHvici
street aud Nstchez alley, aud consisted
OF the large hardware store OF Griil
Byrncs g. Co., the store Of Smith 4
Zsgler, and two stores well stocked
with liquors, belonging To- Jonas Nicho'
las. Stverul buildings ON Nutch,z alley
were injur,d d by ielling walls.
One fireman was killed aud several IN
iurcd.
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CIV q. cHEnsr, formerly rnblic
prInisr,and proprietor Of The jeffersOn
City Examiner, is now in Gra,iot Street
Prison, 81. Louis. chesny was one Of
clslt. Jsckson's original bridge burners,
and lefi the State about the same time
with that func.ionary. He had made his
way to Nsw.York City, where be was
working as printer al the time Of his
,p}awc.
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Farm for sale.

The undersigned will sell at pri-
vate sale MS Farm situated In seipio Township, one
nile south and quarter Of mile East Of Republic
containing
110 Acres, IS Acres cleared in a
good state of cultivation.
Also, all Kinds Of Fruit, commonly raised In Northern
Ohio, on the premises The improvements ore
good Dwelling House with all Necessary convenience
susched. Also, rood Barn ~ BY a. feet. Term,
reasonable Fer further information inquire OF th'
JOSIAH THANER.
December "a, iSC3. l2-9mos.
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LegaI Notice.

Miranda Zimmerman and Geo.
Zimmerman, Casper Seibert and Lydia
Seibert his wife, Calvin A. Dernek, Jo-
seph List and Sarah Lisi hb 9ifes Calvin
A. Derrick, William McDewitt and Eliza
MeDewitt. and Mary Derrick widow Of
Rieha I'd Derrick, deceased, all Of the State
of Pennsylyania, will take notice that on
the 7th day of December, 1868, George w
Derrick, Executor OF Richard Derrick,
deceased, filed his petition In Probate
Court Of Seneca county, Ohio. praying for
the sale OF the following Real Estste -
The West halt Ct the Northeast quarter
and East-half Of Northwest quartz
Of Section &c, in Township 2. North In
Range is, in Seneca county, Ohio, be sold
to carry out the provisions OF said Last
viii Of said Richard Derrick, aud that the
dover Of said Mary Derrick b1 assigned
therein. That the petition 10 set for hear
ing on the 23d day Of January, A. ID. 1864.
GEORGE w. DERRICK,
Executor Of Richard Derrick.
LEE & BREwEl, Att'ys.
Dec. 10, 1863 le-4t-s5.lO.
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OF The Washington Star says three
Rebel spies were captured in that city
on Wednesday. Their names are Hen
ry Marston,and David and Robert Boyle.
Letters from various parties in New
York we're found upon Marston.
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From Fortress Monroe.

FoRTRrts MONROE, December Ia. "A
train OF cats under q ajg OF uucc lett
Norfolk for Sufivlk. yesterday, with four
teen women and eleven children, to re-
main South curing III war.
Mbjor General Butler has issued az
order Tor the enrolment Of all bble.bod'
led cl,sy no, oolor,d aud white, bc,we n
lorly ,ags-y cars OF Gge in
this department, to be completed Janu'
ary lst.
A magazine explosion in Yorktown
destroyed nearly all the buildings in thS
town.
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Farm for Sale.

The Subscriber will sell at vri.
yaie sale. his Farm located four and a half miles
south Of TifIin, on the sandusky River, containing
16S Acres, $50 under good state
good Frtme House, Frlu Barn, SmokeIiou Wagon
shed and ouibuildng. There Is also a choice variety
OF Fruit on the premises, Terms reasonable. For
further particular inquire OF the subicrber the
premises.
AARON BERNARD.
December q, 1868. 19-gmos,
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rhe No. q Falr.-This Thursda,

The NO. 4 FaIr.-This Thursdny
(24) evening the No. 4 Fair viii open
up in Hedges Hall for the reccp-
ton and entertainment of all who feel
disposed to aid the frcmen. Go to the
Fircmen's Fair-thCy are noble set oI
boys, and should be encouraged with q
cheerful spirit.
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cotal Hlatttrs.

To our ttea aders.-After the first
Of January, many Of our advertisements
will be thrown out, which will enable us
to give our subscribers from IS to 20 col
rmns Of reading matter most every week.
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THE DRAFT.

jus, rswc 60 to Press, "wednesday
morning,) we learn from Washington,
that rumor prevail7, that the Drait " III
be put off for 30 days.
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Dubois g. Cos column on Sd page
read it. Our readers will find at the
Drug Store, variety Of articles suitable
for holiday presents. Call on Dubois &
Co., and you can be suited to T.
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vacaIiou.-There will be avaca-
ton Of the Public Schools during this
Holidays, in order that the little folks"
can have their happy time" with the
rest Of mankind.
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OF THE rebel revenue for their last
fiscal year has, according to Mr.. MEM
NISGER's report, been four millions from
the printing press, That is doing BIG
business, for hard-money man.
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Josiah Thayer, Of Scipio, offers al
private sale good farm lying shor'
distance from Republic. See advertise
ment
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For sale. AARON BERNARD, Esq
offers his excellent farm for sale, situa-
ted some four miles South of Tiffin. See
advertisement.
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S M WARD & CO..
RoS 4s;6. New York. 2,S Broadway
december "a, 1853. l2-3t
U. =. Excise Law.
NINTH Dls1HIcr TnE STATE oF Ono ,,

NINTH DIs1Rlcr oF TnE STATE OF OuIol
Tifiin, Scn,c, Co.. Dee 8, 1861.
NOTICE is hereby given TO all persons
subject TO taxation under the Excise l. w, who
have not been taxed Herewith, but have fail
cd to make and return to the Assistant As.
sessor of the District where located, a lie. of
the amount of their annual income for 1862,
as well as of the Buggies. Carriages, Cattle
and Hogs slaughtered, and other articles
subject % taxation on the lst day Of May,
1863, ate, whether they have been called up
on or not by the Assistant A sscssor, liable to
II penalty OF One Hundred Dollars unde. the
eleventh sect on of said law. for such failure
aud that an opportunity Is now given them
to make such return TO the Assistant Assessor
Tor taxation upon the monthly list
Manufactures ofeider aud sorghum are also
notified to 81 return for taxation the value Of
their manufacturs.
LUTHER A. HALL,
Assessor,
December IL, 1863 ll-3L