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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-17

To this General Grant Immediately re
piled as follows
"lirADQUARrrR DEPARTMENT or
TESSEssEE, "BEFoRE VfcEsBuEG,
July 4, 1853.
"LicHt Genorai J. q. Pemberfon,
Commanding forces in FicksJurg:
GENERAL.-- hbvn the honor to nc.
knowledge your communication Of tho
I'd July. Tho amendments proposed by
yuu can not be- ucccdOd to IN full. II
will be necessary 60 Furnish every officer
and mau with o parole signed by himself
which, with the completion Of the rolls
Of the prisoners, viii necessarily take
some time. Again, can make no stip.
ulation with regard to the treatment Of
cii zcns mud their private property.
While do not propose 10 cnuse any Of
them any undue annoyance or loss, | can
not consent 10 leave myself under re.
stroiut ty stipulation. The property
which officers can be allowed tp t1ke
with them siil be- ns stated in the propsi-
lion ol last evening. O1itcrs will bo nl.
lowed their private hoggagg aud side
aims, aud mounted officers one horse
each. lfyUu mean by your proposition
tor cnch brigade to march to the front Ol
the lines now occupied by it, aud stack
their arms at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and then
return 10 the inside and remain as prs.
oncrs until properly porolcd, ! will make
no objections tpit
"Snuuld no notification be made Of
your acceptance of my terms by 8 O'Clock
A. ", shall regard them US having been
rejected, aud act accordingly. Should
these rms be- accepted, white nugs will
be displayed along your lines 20 prevent
ouch Of my troops NJ may not have been
notified rom firing uponyour men.
81 an, General very respectfully, your
UbCdiCnt servant, u. ). GRANT,
"NlajJr General, U. 5. A."
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-17
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-17

OF TnE New York Tribune hits the
Butternuts hard when it says -" If
Yallandigham is the enemy Of jeff Davis,
as the Peace journals affect to believe,
why do none of them contemplate the
possibility OF Jeil's choosing to keep him
in Dixie ia ease ho is elected Governor
of Ohio' Suppose Wade, or Bingham,
or Tod, or John Sherman, or Galloway,
were to-day in Jeillum, aud news were
received of his election, as Governor, of
Ohio, does any one imagine that III
would speed him on his homeward way
We al'know he would not. How is it,
then, that all OF us ARoV that, were Val,
laudigham eleoted,aud were he unable to
reach Columbus to be iuaugurated it
would not b. the fault of the rebels,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-17

CINCINNATI, July Is,

CINCINNATI, July 10.
Morgan reached Georgetown, Brown
County, at midnight. He is pretty well
hcmmcd in, and his chances Of eacape are
very slight. Gunboats and large forces
went up the river yesterday to dispute his
crossing the Ohio river. The river is
too high to ford.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-17

To this the subioincd answer has this
moment bnrn received:
"llEADQuAErEus NIcEsnuRG
July 1, 1868.
"Mgor General u. s. Grant com.
m0ndiHy q. s.. FoiceS.:
"GINtRAL,--l have the honor 10 nc.
knowledge the receipt OF your commune
cation ol this date, aud IN reply say that
the terms proposed Ly you nrc accepted.
"V,y respectfully, your ohcdicnt scr.
want, -. c. pEMBERTON,
"Licuicuant General,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-17
NEWARK. N. ] InlY Ia.

A mob attacked the Mercury office
Monday nsght, but were finally driven off
by the police. This mornieg numerous
rioters went 10 New York
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-17

OF Cry. HALLEcK said at Washing
ton, on the 7th inst, in response to a
serenadc, that General Grant "will to-
day or tomorrow be in Port Hudson. -
The inference from this is that Grant an
nounced in his dispatch that he would
proceed Immediately to assist Banks, and
complete the job Of opening the Misss-
sippi.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-17

AN EYE OvISrE!-A dispatch men
tious that the rebel officers at Ilurpcrs
Ferry, under a ilag OF truce, insisted that
Grants whole army surrendered 10 Johs.
s,on 0od Pemberton, that Meade was
disas,roosly defeated at Gettysburg; that
LIE is now bcsicgiug Baltimore. When
shown the New York papers giving the
facts, their eyes were opened to the huge
deception practiced, and said it all that
be true that the Contcderaey is seo.lapsed,
They crank from Federsl eun,eens to
the sentiment, "Hore is TO a rcconstrue-
ton OF the Union ON sny basis"
LEE's ARMy.-on the l2th Lee wa:
r -. 80 s,... ~ fr,at,. s. a .s-,,..
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-17
4" "IlrApCrAprrEs DEr'r OF TFNNrssrE(
IulV 4 lSRl

- 'IIrArQrAprEEs DEr'r OF TENNrssrE(
"July 3, 1863,
e Lieutenant General j. &. Pembtr'oa,
Commanding CoJgedsrGi1 Forces C!
Yic6sJUg
GEXlRAL--ln conformity with the
agreement ct this afternoon, Twill sub
mt The following proposition tor the sur-
rcrd,r uf the city OF Nichsburg, public
stores, and sc, ON yorr accepting the
terms proposed.
IL WA march ia one division as Il
gu0rd aud take pos cssion al $ \. NJ. to-
morrow, As soon us paroles can be
madc cut and s'gnyd by Oihc rs and men
yuu will all be allowed TO march cut ol
,ur lines, the ,iicors taking with them
thvir rvgnmcntal cluihiur, aud stail, irld
and c.ylry M,yrs one horse cach The
rank and de win be allowed all their
ciulhiup, but no ether properly. II these
cuud tuUs are accepted, any amount 90
rutiuus You may deem necessary can be
tax from tho .tar,s yyu now have, aud
also the uvc,ssafy cooking utensils Tor
rcnaring them, ruirJy wagons also,
with tNu-horsc or mule teams, yen will
be allowed, to transport such articles as
cen not be carried along, The same
conditions will bc allowed to all sick and
wounded olliecrs and privatcs ~ ias, Is
they become ubll "a travel, The purolcr
for Those latter must he siguco, however
while uGicors are present authorized lI
/ sign the rull of prisoners"
=" am, Gcncrah v'ry respectfully,
Your ubtdlCW servant
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-17

or JuHN MORGAN said, when crossing
into Indiana, in reply to suggestion
that he would surely be captured with his
whole command: "No, I'll be id il
they take me. can go where | please,
and stay as long as please with my
army in that country. | intend TO give
them taste of war as Lees giving ii to
them in Pennsylvania" He had not
heard OF Lees dclcut, or the capture vi
Vicksburg. He had 1900 men ANA 4,s0C
horses, AID four pieces Of artillery.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-17

or GEN. lIoBsoN has been following
Morgan's forces up pretty closely through
Tennessee and Kentucky, and has chas-
tsed him severely several times. In u
fight at Lebanon, Kentucky, few days
since, a brother of Morgan's was killed.
0L,TlS all the battles at Gettysburg,we
did not capture cannon from the rebels
and they did not take one from us.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-17

o. Tue upmber Of rebel prisoners in
our hands, including tho woOntol, up tC
July I, was eleven ,hGps-GL
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-17
WAR DEPARTMENT, WAsmNGToNl
Provost Marshal Gcucrals onicc,}
July lS, 1863.

NWclLAR II.
To answer the inquiries made 10 this
,ilice, il is anuounccd-frst, that any
drafted person paying $500, under Sec,
IL of the Eurollmcnt Act, is thereby
exempt from further liability under that
draft, but not from any subsequcuC drat,
Second, Any drafted person furnishing
an acceptable substitute is exempt from
military service tor the period tor which
said substitute is mustered into the SER
/ vice,
| Third, A substitute once mustered into
the service eauuut be drafted while in
the service,
Fourth, A drafted man cannot pay
Communication or prcscut a substitute AZ.
ter he has reported himself to the Board
OF Eurollment tor ,Namination.
Flnh, Men who, on the 81 OF March,
1858, were in the military service OF the
-Uultru States, as substitutes under IN,
dram OF 1869, aud whose terms OF service
have since expired, and not liable 10 the
proscHt dran; but the persons Tor whom
they wero substituted are liable 10 draG,
the same US though ,hoy had not been
drafted and furnished substitutes.
In serving tho notice as required By
circular No. ~ from this office, reason,
ahIo timo 20 report shall in each instance
be granted by the board OF eurollmcnt u
, the meu in the state service, who hay,
. been or may be drafted.
Signed, Jas. b, FRy, Z. NJ, Gen,
A Convention Of the SABBATH Schools o
New York is 10 be held ~ Saratag,
Springs, on TUESDAY, August | lth. Bish
/ op AeiNaiuo ol OAio is TO deliver an AT
dress on the SABBATH as a religious lnsti
tuition, ON Sunday evening, tho 9th day
Of August,
A Lucky FAEL.-An English foot
map Us .lpsI lsltn heir " S325,QQ0.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-17

OF Ir seems to b, an immense conso-
lation TO the Chicago Times, in the fall
Of Vicksburg,th that Gen. Grant is unknown
as n politician. The Times has, on sew
eral occasions, gone so far as tc intimate
that General Grant was not an Aboli-
tionist. All the consolation the butter
nut copperheads derive from Grants pol
itics they are welcome to.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-17

REruGEEs.-R Rebel refugees that came
into our liucs from Williamsport, states
that the rebels are tearing down the
houses, to use the frames for bridges and
floors lor panking, to build RATS to effect
their escape over the Potomac. The
rebels arc extremely terrified, and begin
to think that the "last ditch" is near at
hand. Their coppcrhcad friends in the
North, are much depressed, and their
faces have the appearance of every thing
except loya'ty TO the Union.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-17

A destructive fire occurred at Bay City,
Michigan, on Sunday afternoon. A large
portion Of the town is reported in ruins.
No particulars.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-17

LEE's ARMY.-on the l2th Lee was
massing his troops for desperate strug-
gle, gear WIN.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-18
LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
The New York Riot nearly
lluelled.
The Military i'm Possession
Of the City.
Wild Threats Ol' the
Rioters.
Reported Capture Oi Char
lc>tOn.
Brilliant Achievements b!
Gen. Foster.
a Gallant Charge made by
General Ere:S--A Large
Number Of PRISON.
Crs Taken.


NEw loRk, july II.
About three o'clock to-day the militia
rv were withdrawn from tho scene Of
fighting. over 200 honscs had previous
" been visited and quantity of arms
seized
Not casualty has been sustained in
the eth regiment.
Gen Fitzpatrick had long conference
with Gen. Sanford to-day. II ~ under
stood To be in reference to the arrival of
cavalry from Washington 10 protect the
city.
Gen Sanford has ordered all liquor
stores in the vicinity closed Tor three
DAYS
Cannon remain in that vicinity with n
strong guard Of military, bnt there i no
probability that they will have to he
used
A dozen persons who attempted to ex-
tort money from James Il. Taylor Al his
foundry IN Goclrk street to-day, we're all
arrested.
The military still hold possession ot
the 18th ward, on East river.
Police Commiss' oner Acton was again
notified to-day hy some lnnatics calling
themselves the committee, TO prepare To
meet his cod. Mr. Acton is not rarllc-
ulsriv affected thereby, and anticipates
the exercise of the pardoning power.
The prisoners captured in the city are
80 in number
1t is not positively known when draft
ing will commence, but is lnimatcd tha,
when it does, Government will have not
less than $4,000 troops IN New York.
al is perfectly qnlet.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-18

Saturday, July Is.
ARRIVED.
kArs CAsakL, i, W. DAVIS. Monlross.
DEPARTED.
PknhrNA, Hin, Montrose.
kArk CAAsKI, u. w. Davis, Montrose.
Tie whole number of steamboat arrivals At this
port for tho week ending to-day WAS ton.
NoNDAv BoArs.
The mail and passenger packet Jennie Whipplc
Captain Campbell will depart for keokuk and
informed ate landings Monday morning. Lem
ucl Parkhurst In tho oilice. u. A. Tinbcin, agent
The Northern Line packet Canada, Captain
Parker Clerk Jonks, will be due for ST. Louis and
intermediate points Monday X. NJ. Prot.
tVmpu, agent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-18
NEW YoRK, July l5

ANbh ohh, oh'f io'
The steamer Locust Point, New Or
leans lth, has arrived.
The Era OF the Sth announces the nn-
conditional surrender Of Port Hudson on
the 1ih.
5000 prisoners and 80 pieces Of artll-
lery were taken.
The garrison had eaten up its last
mule.
The loyal citizens Of New Orleans
were about 10 celebrate the event with
a grand torchlight procession.
No mention is made Of any Of Grants 3
troops rcaching.Port Hudson.
The steamer Fulton, from Port Royal
the 18th, has arrived.
Gen. Gilmore had commenced min
ing Fort Wagner.
The siege j. progressing favorably.
Foster has taken all Notifications or
James Island as far AS Secessionvlle.
Everything is quiet here to-day.
The sth and fist regiments arrived
this informing.
The Tribune's Washington dispatch
states that several thousand rebel prison.
ers en- route for New York, were located
south Of that city to prevent the mol
from being reinforced thereirom.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-18
TO-DAY'S ADN'TS.
TkuSIEE,S SALE

A $ AUTHORIZED AND EMPOWERED by
~ twot2) deeds Of trust. executed by William
Ailland and wife. To me as Trustee. on the 18th
day "t June A. -. 1866, AM on tho nth dsy of
January A. u ltav, respectively, aud recorded
s-veraliy In book II" "f mortgages, at page sol,
and book 'i' II mortgages, NJ pagc 500, of scott
csunty records Default having been made In the
payment of the notes therein named, / shall on
saturday, the 9Th day Of Augusta b ls83at2P
NJ at tho Court House door, In tho city OF Ds-
vcpport. onr for sale and sell to tho highcst and
best bidder. bidders, to- cash therefor tho fol
lowing described land. situated in fcott coun, '.
Iowa. t. wit The west half Of the north west
quarter Of section No. ten lO.) township ely xhtv
so) north range iv. co. east, Of 9TH y. IN aso =
part af tho south half of section No eleven Ill }
IN ioanship No. seventy nihe W. north OF range
No lso - east, Of the 9th y. m, bounded and
described n follows. to.w,t Commencing at u
stake on the bank OF the Mississippi river, which
boata south twenty two 20 degrees wcst from
past ON the bank of said river, standing on tho
quarter section limo. running east and west
through the centre Of tho aforesaid section:
township AMI range, black oak tree thirty
inches IN diameter bearn from tho place oi be-
ginning north - west 81 links thence north
"a degrees and thirty minutes, west 81 chains y
link, thence south chains I, ence south ~
degrees 10 minutoa, east 33 chains, 81 links, and
thence North Is degree, east chain. TO the place
oi beginning
July Il, 1868.
LAUREL SUMMERS. Trustee
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-18
PHILADELPHIA, July II

Tho Washington star says
"As we go to press Pennsylvania ave.
nuc is wild with the rumor all girg the
reception by tho Government this fore.
noon OF information OF the fall Of
Charleston. We regret to be compelled
to diecredt this report"
A dispatch was received here from
the West stating that rebel prisoners
taken say that Charleston has fallen
These prisoners dou tl,ss aliude to tie
fail of portion Of the dciences Of Nor
ris lslaud.
a dispatch received this forenoon from
Gov Tod, we hear, expresses tho con-
iidcnt belief that John Morgan and h's
raidng band Will very shortly be cap
tured or destroyed. He is completely
surrounded, aud al avenues for his cs-
cape are eiiectually closed against him.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-18
WAsnI. GTos, July ]

a letter from the headquarters of the
army Of the Potomac fays that no def
mite information OF Lees whereabouts
can be obtained.
An officer Just arrived in Washing
ton, states that Gen. Gregg crossed Fall
ing Waters, was cut off for six hours,
but by gallant charge got clear, cap,
turing o large number OF prisoners, in
cludipg three colonies, and also four
pieese Of art'v Ey.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-18
LATEST NEWS.
NEW York, July l

wv lohhf -.
Andy Sulhoan, notorious leader OF
the mob in the 1th ward, has been ar
rested.
The police, protected by the 18th regi.
ment, are searching the house for con-
cealed arms.
There has been no disturbance up to
dark.
The call Of John Hughes, Archbishop
of New York, to those persons whom
the papers call rioters, is genuine. In
response to it, some 5000 lrishmen as
sembled at his residence, including
many known rioter, some Of them arm.
ed.
In his address, which was quite
lengthy, he said he addressed them as
their father, and declined, on the ground
OF being priest, going into the question
which brought about tho present unhap-
py state of things. lie referred to Ire
land. and thanked God he had come to
this country, where no such oppression
existed. lie counscled them to bear up
under their supposed evils rather than
commit greater. In this country the
Government is foundation not to be
DESTROYED. Everything is in the hands
of the people, who build the snperstluct-
ure every four years. Whether a ma
lority of the people make blunder or
not, | am willing to be governed b, that
majority. lie exhorted them to so TO
their homes, stop these proceedings, and
snpport the laws which have not been
enacted against them because they were
Irishmen and Catho les. The crowd
then peacefully dispersed.
MEMPHIS, July Is.
Gen. Hurlbut's scouts report great ex-
cjtement and CONSERVATION through cen
trsl Mississippi, caused by sherman 5
movements. Cattle, horses, mules, and
negroes were being run across the Tom
bigbe River a, every ferry. Large mum.
bers Of the latter chattel were endeavor-
ing to make their way to our lines.
Col. Hatch, Of the Second Iowa Cav
airy. who is in command of a force IN
pursuit Of the rebel bands north OF the
ii. l. O. r. r., encountered Fore,t and
Newcomb with two thousand mounted
men. The fight commenced at Forked
Deer Creek, near Jackson, Tenn. Hatch
gained possession of the bridge after a
severe fight, aud charging on the rebels,
drove them through Jackson, taking pos
session Of that place. The rebels re
treated on the Trenton road, and Hatch
is following them up. Hatch lost thlr-
teen killed and wounded. Rebel loss
one hundred killed and wounded, and hi
ty to one hundred taken prisoners. The
prisoners, with about l25 good horses
and mules, have been brought in.
C1sC1NxArl, July II.
Col. Ronkle, with about 1900 men,
encountered Morgan's forces at Berlin
Jackson county, this afternoon. The
enemy lost four killed. No loss on our
side. Morgan moved oft in an eastern
direction It is supposed he IS making
for Pomcroy or for the ford below
Buffington Island. The roads leading tc
Pomeroy are bockaded with trees fol
fifteen miles. ,
Gen. Holmes advance reached Pike
town to-day l2 hours after Morgan
left.
CAIRO, July II.
Some fifty or sixty retel horse made
dash into Hickman, Ky, night before las
and robbed all the stores. They tarrie'
until after daylight yesterday. Durln!
their stay steamer landed, but they di'
not molest her. Our forces now occnp.
the town.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-18

RARE CuANcE.-Wc understand that
there is one chance left yet Whereby TO escape
the draft and not pay three hundred dollars
The S,h Cavalry is now forming under Col
Dorr, and all those who en- list will surely not
for those who are suspicious OF their luck at
games OF chance.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-18

GoDEys' LADDs' BooK.-Ihe Aug
ust number OF this magazine has arrived, filed
to overlooking, as ususl with the most els-
CANT fashion plates, eneravings and the most
interesting reading matter. Cooley eAcs's all
in hia attempts 10 please the ladies. Call at
the news depots for copies before they are all
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-18
THE CIT Y.

QuEER.-The New York Times OF
l4th. among other casualties, announces
that little girl. l3 years Of age. was killed
during the riot by a trunk falling on her
"Hsr nan,e could no, be asesy!dtned She wds
toke~ to the residence Of her parents o" lsth
street
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-18

GOLD HEADED CANES FOR THE MAYOR
Ann ALDERMEN Nov that the Gazette has com
m. need recon nending useless and extrsvagsnt
expenditures Of the public money. We may ex>
pee. to hear it suggesting the propriety OF
presenting the Mayor and Board Of Aldermen
at least the republican portion OF that au>
pust body-with gold headed canes. and pos
s,bly voting the editor Of the official organ
silver tea service. We cant ses why such .
sourse would not be - proper as voting an in
srssss Of salaries to corporation officials at
time when the city is sinking under . load OF
indebtedness, and her treasury orders are
havLing about the streets At IS eenss on the
dollar. A consistent journsl to be sure. IL
The Gsssas-but II puszlss most people to sss
il.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-18

EcoSoMY is the time when
people should be saving their money, ana one
v.v TO do i, 10 to buy your dry goods st
Wh,,ley's. He 10 sellirg z very cheap.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-18

Wads~ orth has just opened another
lot of splendid dress goods. shawl', mantiiis'
stc.. to which he invites the attention OF the
ladies. Call and examine
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-18

To preserve uxuIiant and healthy
growth os hair use Grabbes HAIR restorat'se'
pomsdes and hair washes.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-18

Farrand invites all his friends to visit
his store this evening and make selections
from bis elegan. stock of hats. caps and straw
OOods
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-18
DEMOCRAT & NEWS.

:. N. PETTssoiLL Co, No. 81 Park Row, New York
and State street. Boston, agents IN those cities
and authorized take advertisements and subscrp
tions for US at our lowest rates.
C. H. SoRvES % Dearborn street, Chicago, Is author
sed to receive advertisements for this paper.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-18
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