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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-13

Dsniei 9. Dickinson, Of New York,
said, IN speech made on the 2sd. in
New York; They say they have obtained
great conservative victory in the last
falls election. We have ali heard OF the
very lucky individual who drew the ele-
plant In lottery, [aughter,l and who
could not sell him, could not give him
away, and could not keep him, and did
not exactly know what TO do with him
when he got him. Now, fear that our
friends, who succeeded in the last falls
election, have drawn the political ele-
phant; they seem TO be a good deal trou-
bled with him just now, aud do not pre-
cisely know what to do with him. They
are evidently in divided counsels. Be-
fore the election they were opposed to
arbitrary srrests-they were opposed to
these thousand irterfereuces that they
complained of--but, since the election,
they seem to have changed their posi-
ton. They change their spots, as the
good lady adyised her son the leopsrds
could. Mother" he said, "can the leup-
ard change his spots!" "To be sure he
can, my son." she said "wLen he gets
tired of one spot he can 90 to another"
Laughter. They seem TO change their
spots In the :ame way. Before the elec.
ton they were for the most liberal propo-
sitions ol peace. Why, 10 be sure they
were. The Southern people were our
brethern, burning little gunpowder and
numbering few thousand men; but then
It would be all right; and they hoped il
would be up by some political action, aud
all be smoothed over, so that the brothers
ofa common tic might meet ugain in a
national convention and nominate some
either fit or unfit, for the
Presidency, and all go along nicely again
as before. But when they come to enun-
cate these idcns, and these gentlem en-
at the South, seeing in their imaginati ion
a rope, and kind Uncomfortable moose
at the end oft, which does not exactly
suit their ambition, said: ave will have
nothing to do with you, one way or the
other; we viii have separation any way
Then these gentlemen began to consider
their idea, and some of them think that,
upon the whole, it is best to prose cute
the war. This has been my idea from
the beginning.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-13

The last issue ofvsllsndigham's seccsh
Organ 10 this place. occupies Just one
column and half, to abuse and misrepre.
sent facts contained IN the Tfibuns a
week previous. The first lie he starts
Oft on is, that we have been styling the
"Demoerats" Of Seneca County all trait
ors. The little sneak knew that to be a
dirty lie when he pcnned it. We never
did say that the rank and hls Of the
Democrats" were traitors, but we did
say,tbat the would-be leaders were making
threats to resist the power Of the Gov
crnment, and Il YOU are one Of the leaders,
your publications in Vallandigham's Or
gan, and offiFnting with that old scsmp--
endorsing his reasonable course--puf-
fing him up for the next Governor Of
Ohio, we cannot do otherwise than TO
place you IN the same boat With that old
traitor. II Is immaterial to US which
horn of the bull you take hold Of. As
regards the loyalty Of the Democrats in
this county, more than thrce-fourths Of
them arc loyal and law.abding citizens
and 60 in for vigorous prosecution Of
the war, which you are well aware Of.
They scorn and detcst your trcasona BILE
conduct. We have been eredibly in
formed that the little sneak will lie, and
we begin to think that there is some
truth in the remark,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-13

Gen. Logan Gan old.hne Democrat Of
tAs strietes, school, before the war wiped
ost his party obliga,ions,l ia q speech to
Ais soldiers on tho Sad ult, denomlnatsd
the Copperh ad Democracy as the
g Gopher" party. II sa good ane sug-
ges,lv uamo Ths gopher Ia an under
n.ining, burrowing, uiischieyous animal
with sharp curved claws. They are very
Injurious 70 vegetation, and their eharae'
tsr and habits are not eommendable,
The nalurlist, SAr, styles the common
Western variety Psseadostona. or "fals,
mouth" Tho undertaking OF pnbliS
eortdsnec, Of faith in the army, Ia III,
Union. and tbs Government, 10 the char
astefistic work Of the seeesh gophers
while the 'islss mouth" y their universe
eAafsctsristie.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-13
That coppsrnendi

Some one In last weeks A ASvsrtissr
signing himselfs s Dsmocrst," attacks
the gallant cpl.sGiSsos. Tho character
af the article shows up the dirty charae.
ter,oft tho writer4 We do net know who
the author is. but DO know that no loyal
man, would bc guilty, Of so mean an act,
sod the writer Is eortaialy an old tory,
and should be strung up as high as Ha-
man. There ia no young Dsmoora,
that would be guilty Of such base aud
eowardly piece Of business. He mus'
he an old traitor.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-13
save Your Bees.
NOW rovH TIMES

IndiSidnal and Farm rights 10 mako and use
the LoNGSrkOrH MOVEABLE COMB
BEE HIVE. will be sold ill the 18th day OF
April next, aud after that date tie prevail
ing price in all Of the adj, ining counties will
be charged, viz: $500.
The reputation Of this i've Ia fully estab-
lished IN this County. as a gocdly number of
our beat bee kecpers nre now using il; and
u them rekr any seeking inioI nation. All
wanting their bces put into this hive, the
coming season are requested 10 get the hives
themselves, and let me know as soon as pos
sible. You must not Expect me to bring the
hives to you, tor transferring will occupy my
Whole time. By delaying you may lose one
or more swarms which would have paid all
the expenses.
Kaup & Kline. oil Tifiin, and H. Ditenha.
Ter. Of Bloo'nyille, are prepared to furnish
any quantity If good hives TO all who may
favor them wit a call. Don't wait till your
bees ate swarming. but get your hives now,
and have them ready. e r.st
Money can bs sent ne by mail. and bee
keepers are cordially invited 60 correspond
with me, or to visit my Apiary in Spring
Dale, one mile directly south of the Court
House 10 Tifia, aad jddge. for themselves.
1T. MARTIN.
Tifin, March IL, '63-3m
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-13

DEolnEDLr RIcH.--The New York
World, few days since. asserted that
vallandighSm had not five thousand sup
pOr,ers in tho loyal States. ln the House
on Tuesday Nallandgham. therefor. pro-
nounced the World an Abolition paper |
When atto going that low. one is still
an Abolitionist, to what desires must we
infer that Valsnaigaam himself has de-
sSendedt
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-13
AUCTION,

A large lot of Millinary Goods and
Fancy Goods to be sold at Auction
commencing on WEDNESDAY,
m march 25th, at No. 2, Ebbert's
Block, and continuing till the goods
are sold, as the sale is positive.
The ladics are especially invited to attend
as it will be a rare chance to get GOODS nt
your own price, these times When Goodi are
so high.
Tiikn, March I3, ls63.-2w.
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Assignce,s Notice.

BY direction Of Probate Court of
esnsts Csprty, kic. motto %, hssby given thstths
ssbscibsf, Assignee ofBachsf n wennsf, has hisd
the office ofssid Oouu his third sccount, and viii
on Nondsy,t the 10th day Of Nsr-h, A. D. 1883, 81
o'clock p. y. OF said day the laid Couu TO de
clare dividend hsyabis out ofths ssss,s Of 'sid"
signovs. fI
IN. said divid.nd viii lbs paid Al the time and place
above msntioned. Ir..fI H.| IL.
IN. Fiorswirprr,
hbI3 tv ADifnes Of Baehsr n Wsnssr!
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-13
Township Organizations.

| t-He
The time for holding the City sad
Township Elections 10 close at hand
There 10 no improperly to suggest, that
Il is an excellent idea for the Union par.
" throughout Seneca county, to com
moncc complete and thorough orguni.
zstion. The "pesee democracy" has
been al work for some time drumming
up their forces for the spring elections,
with hope Of cfeleeting some sympa-
thlzcr" TO local position. The place
to begin the work Of organization, aud
show your loyo for tho Union, is to call
township meetings. A few energetic
men, can do great deal towards arous.
ing the attention Of their ncigbbors, by
talking to them ut convenient opportu.
mites, and insisting on their eo-opera-
ton IN the good work and labor Of main.
tanning aud unb.oken line, and bold
front 10 their rebel ndvcrsaries. The
leading {" Democrats" have their regular
meetings (thc X. O. cs.) for drill and
consultation In every town In Seneca
county, where corporals guard Of them
can bo found. Their only hope of sue.
cess is in catching the Union men asleep
at the Spring Elections, and by gctdng
out their full votc may succeed in eb-
tanning a victory. Will tho Union meo,
without respect 10 party feeling allow
them to do III We hope not. We hope that
every loyul mun who loves his country
more Than party, will never allow the
fair name and character Of old Scnsca
to be blackoned in that way! But all
this eau be averted by exercising due di-
lrerce in preparing to oppose our COW.
ardly opponents with sufficient force,
which we have to conquer them. How
over, much season Of political excite
ment in the North at this limo may be
deprecated by all who realize the neces
siiy Of union among ourselves, TO be
able to overcome tho rebels, ii is plain
.ns' nea'eu "smPa'g" 70 ,h'''.ao'e'-
ne ympa'hifers'' OF reoonsm pave 90
willedb II, and are determined, il Il is in
their power, to Gcstroy the Government.
They have rejected, as party, every
overture 'o' Ou'y'"e '"' ha'Vh'' VI parry
sH''e un'h wo haa saseu 'no Uo'ern'
meh'' ana nave sa'u .ney wiz uPho'u
'aer party ~ VII haAa'''' s'en 'h0ugn
ai sn0Viu s'"h 'n ''"''n0" g'"'o on
"''er rum 10 u' '"e'e 'ppcars o"'y
ono WY 70 ge' a'ong WIN 'ao'' "''se'-
Ao'o 'ae'''h'ss' anu 'na' I" ior 'he peo-
P'' W ''' VI ."' "''J,'y VI .ne' power
~. auu 'o.o '"'n pon''0'' au'''"''a''on-
-A 49, ~. - A" oV W..
M win 'nA 49, -. 1S W.. ~, aoe"Ais .O 49, NV,
so.s,. hon ,rs .s.S, - ho,na,, :" ' ,hn
Nj 80. e.. -. -
~, .na;.,on, no,,,,.,, ~,,,.,s . .',.
- - .--..,. ~ Az, -" ,,,' .e
81 - -, -
.n ~ - pse' " w" ..,S Ss1n ., "a O"s 10
Wv : ''" -, ~; "o' "V 'Ns"e /" s0'
''""e"'' '"Oy know /" ' ,np0S''0'O F"
'N''u'' 'ne'r "ea'0"aO'e ueS'gns' III
00",rs' WIN 'u0" '''"' '"' "VH'0V'' VI
''' o"0" I'v "u'' "o' o'''Py equ''
V''a' g'ou"u' inu'ga 'rousanoS OF
'"'" NUMBER are on 'ne ua''io he'o' ana
many arc hu"o'rea "''a inc honored
o.ase VINO nave iai'en IN defence oil 'he
OF defeating the insiduous abcttor, Of
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-13

ONO BANKS Ask RELiEr.-Mr. Rob-
inson, in the Senate presentcd the
memorial Of J.. Andrew, Presiden, Of the
board OF Control oi the State Bank Of
Ohio, asking the repeal OF the eth sec.
ton OF tho suspension act Of last winter!
which requires the Bank 10 furnish the
s,atewith specie To pay tho interest on
i,s foreign debt. He asks il for the rsa
son that the dram on the specie of the
bauk, for the last payment reduced the
amount to such sn extent that to repeat
II will render the banks unable to resume
specie payments as promptly as they
should.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
500 Bushels Flax Seed.

WE are in receipt OF 500 bushels fax seed
which we will furnish to turner's wishing "
SOW. Seed eau also be obtained at Deaina-
ter's IN Mvlnorc. Call and get the terms.
II A.BUShlRK & DRO.
Tifin, Mach l3--tf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-13
Seneca County Academy.

The Spring Term of the Seneca
County Academy will commence
March 10th and will continue ~
weeks. ArIa 4fti .rIItEr
J. e. GREGORY. Principal.
Republic, o Feb. 81, le63--3w ...
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-13
MAIx. ssanssloxIsr.-F. 0.

Smith, a member of the Maine Legisla.
,ure. has Just delivered himsel, of a tre-
mendcus speech of three days leng,h.--
He visions of commercial wealth and
greatness in Union Of Maine with the
csnsdas under British protection and
Government He looks forward to the
lime when Maine can "mount the wings
Of hope and GO back to the mother Gov
ernmeat l"
OF Gen. Hallsek has prohibited
wasting powder q, forts BY firing sala,ss,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-13
Group. Consumption and all
disc ases Of the air passages.

DIR. Fishers cough mixture known
a "Fishert Cenpou "a syrup of Cing-rsi not sriy
medicine ofereht vslus 70 prevent snd eare the
sove disesses bot u The ost seteesble and safe 70
use. Evefy day's experiences ofits merits givss IA .
wider sprssd eonsu rnptien. eeue of he nioa -
liEhtensd Physicians recommend IL ard repfessut
ss ssnswering one alli~Porsnt iudiestion which
separations OF similar nsioni hsve wholly failed
prsvss digestion, while az the sane tine IL allsys
eough tranqailiEss the fvsfeu and producss
ee and easy eypectoraton, Its for safe hy ali the
APothecarss in Tihhn. bv wm. Simmons, Rspubhe;
4. ?. Bliss. Bioomvil Nv m. Rsinibgsr. Auiss SD
Bois 4 CO.. Fosioria.
TilTr. Msrch a. roc1.-oa, IIH.ls..|a...a.a
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-13

:" A DID ABOLITION Sose, AT con.
ert lately given by the Baker family in
Mason county, copperheat got into a
terrible rage, kicked up disturbance and
Ell he house in swearing passion At
the singing ofwhat he call a" d-d abo-
llton seng~ The song was the Star
Spangleo Banner" The truth Of this
story ia volehed for by a correspondent
with HON we are personally Seguain-
ted, and whosewoId is reliable. --Psoris
Tresecrift '.' ~ S-f',a' I
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-13

Smr CANAL CosvEsrIoN-The fol-
lowing cali for Ship Canal Convention
al chicago, In June next, hes been signed
by nearly ninety Senators and X pre-.
sentatiycs: y. =
Regarding the enlargement Of the can
al between the valley of the Mississippi
and the A ,landc OF great national, coui-
mereial and military Importance. and as
tcEding 10 promote the development,
prosperity aud unity of our country, we
Invite meeting OF oil those interested
in the subject, in Chicago, ON the frat
Tuesday in June next. We especially
ask the cooperation and aid of the Boards
of Trade, Chambers of Commerce, Agri.
cultural Societies aud business ass oci a.
tions Of the county,"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-13
sIyIrrAu. Msreh 4.

The columblsd dlsmonnted yesterday
has been rsplacsd. An attack by throo
iron.clsds and two mortar boats com-
senccd enrly or tho morning Of tho 81,
end continued sll dry. Two persons were
eighty wounded.
CnAELzsrox, March ,.
Nassau sdvicas report that tho pirate
RetributiJn had taken aud burned several
vessels, and had encountered an unknown
whuler IN the Caribbean Sea, which
showed h!ht, killing one person on tho
Retribution, and was sunk With all on
board By tho pirate.
Poar Hupsos, Feb. 25.
The Yankees, 1000 strong. sre sd.
vaneing toward Morgan. The advance
guard, 900 strong, u at Anita river, IL
miles rom here. This 10 deemed an i'm
p1rtsnt movement. Prompt st,ps will be
taken 10 srrest u.
PoRr Hrpsor, Feb. ~.
Col. Mii's' legion and Fenners battery
drove tho Yankees from Point Coupee.
MopfLr, March, 2.
A Dispatch from MeMinniville, Tenn /,
Of the ~, says Major Austin Of Morgan's
brigade, passsd around tbs Murffeesboro
,,.st IA ,,,nninn.,,.t, ~ .oi5,,rs o.e,
a. .mh ,nLm.c,e 80
oold IN Richmond. "a a.. bavinr adj
y.oe,d.iossnt, To ons day' steflInS Ok.
ehan,s n beld nt a. 40.
Thu chittanoJga Rebel sa;s Rse-
crane 10 mas,ing largo roInforeements
In the counties OF Sumner and Wilson.
II this Is true, says the Rebel. II 10 his
permit. not directly upon sholbyville, but
vu,u rullahona by way of Winchester
md MeMionivill,.
ronr Mornor. March. g..
Tha Richmond Di,pn,ch' of March 9th
.v., tn, eunboat fndianols. rccsn,ly
s,n,,,ed ron inc ysntces WIS bIoyn
a, last Tuesday night BY the rrLels. Her
guns fell into tho hand, OF the Fcdcrals.
Tho Queen uf tho Wes, LETT IN such q
shore.
A l,tor dispatch states that the Indian
ola is not destroyed aud that they arc
rsislng her.
Tho Federal gunboat arc making
great dsstruction en- Lake Providence.
Tho Fsderils attacked Van Dorm,
March lot, q, Thompson's. near Frank.
Ma. n drove them back and saplured,
2,2oo oHccrs and men. The rebel loss
10 net reported.
wAsutseror, March, 8.
Tho Richmond Enquirer Of the 9th >,
has b,en received at headquir.ers Of the
srmy, I, eontiins the following;
o" MopIE, March, 8.
Tho jackson Mtwissippian suys the
dsslfuetion Of tho Indiahoia was a most
Unnecessary snd info tuos,e ufair Al
tsrfstod menster which recently passed
tAs'6it,eries at vicksburg. proved to be
a aaf boat. with sundry fixtures 70 Greats
deception. $50 passed vlcksburg on
Tuesday night AMI tho offi.ers believ.
Ing she was really ,urrctcd gunboat,
blew ths Indianola up, hut tho guns fell
lltjih hands Of the enemy.
.iFt 'i' CfsersArI, M,rch, 0.
faiorm atom hs. been receive d from
NASHVILLE thai, a division OF cayaI.y un.
A. rr.n M,n,y .,,.eLoJ pu..,ll,. rNhel
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Gin. Scott is said TO be preparing for
immediate publication detailed statement
of his relations with Gen. Mcclellan
during the brief period in which they
served their country together at Wash
inUton
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-13
Close of Congress.


The Thirty.scventh Congress Of the
Unitcd States came to an cad by con-
stitutionul limitation, and adjourned On
the eth mat.
Never before in the history OF the Gov.
ernment has Congress assembled un-
der circumstances so difficult and mo-
mentous. Tho cxaetions made on its in
tclligenee, its business capacity, and its
patriotism have been great beyond all
precedent, and I, Is not too much to say,
that the measures II has adopted are un-
examplcd for the magnitude Of the issues
they involve.
That IN some respects Congress thus
called to act should have fallen below
the height of its mission was perhaps to
have been expected from the infrmiiy
which attaches as to oil men, 50 also to
Legislators, when we consider tho lin.
itations OF human wisdom and virtue
l, wus tho m,ssor,auo of tho prcs-n,
Congress that It's members were sum
moncd to duties OF which there was no
foresight on tho part Of the people when
they were chosen 10 transact business
for tho nation. Tn, course Of events
thrust upon men who had been selected
with paramount reference to issues OF
political agitation the tremendous respon.
sibillties of n gigantic war arising be
tween States bound to common alle-
glance under a common Constitution
For timo the spirit of party seemed to
have been aba he'd in tho presence Of
events go novel, affecting, momcntous,
but IN the latter terms Of its sessions this
spirit resumed an unhappy prevalence
over its discussions, its deliberations,
aud its decisions. Party received the
homage aud the devotion which were
due only to country, and, nj time when
the undivided energies Of the nation
should have been concentrated on the
work before il, W. have seen measure up
on measure pressed with untimely zeal
to a hurried eonsummation, and some
times with the indirection belonging TO
tho " cankers OF peace" rather than with
the singleness OF eye which, incumben,
at oil times, became the highest of duties
at the present critical period Of the Re-
public.
But It is no part ofcur present purpose
10 write the epitNph Of the Congress
which has Just expired. Impartial his
t'ry will sum up and appreciate the re-
, suits OF It's labors. and record with pride
. that in a day Of surprising tEial there
! were some at least Of its members who
understood their epoch" however little
| their eOunsels may have weighed in de-
tsrmining tho form aud the complexion
Of some among tho measures finally
adopted.
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War Claims & Pensions.

Pennington, Lee Il Brewer will
give promp ausution 10 the collection and posseu.
ton OF all elaims agaist the Government, for back
pay, bounty, Se., and procuring
PENSIONS
Tor disabled soldiers and WILLOWS Of deceased oaesss
and soldiers.
Ma. PEssrraroN having retired from the army,
has resumed tn. prActies OF Law.
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Notice

ls hereby given the co partnership hereto
fore existing between the undersigned, by
the name Of John Yorndron d CO., was on
the l7th day Of yebnsrY, ie63. mutually
dissolved. All the notes. accounts dc are
taken by and belong to, and all the liza abilities
Of the Ia firm are TO be settled and paid by
the undersigned. John Y,rndron.
JOHN Y0RNDRON.
III MlCHAELJ KlRCHNER.
Tiffin, Feb. 81, 1863. Am ...l
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OF The Friends, or Quakcrs, IN New
York, Pennsylvania, Maryland and Del
aware have memorulized Congress ask
ing exemption from the draft and the
procurement Of substitutes, and from
the fines which they deem penalty i'm.
posed for exercising the right Of coz
science against the shedding of blood,"
OF There was no truth in the report
that Gen. HOOKER had prohibited the cir
culation Of newspapers in the Army of the
Potomac. So much for the outcry fih,
copperheads that the army may vote but
Is not to be allowed to read.
THE cIncuIr AND U. 5. DisrRior
CouRTs.-By late act OF Congress, the
time of convening these courts has been
changed from the third to the first Tics
day in April.
OF The proprietors OF the Platte
county (Mo.) Conservative, who have
hoisted the name of Vallandigham for
President, and have served for some time
in Prices army, have been arrested.
OF IT is believed that Geo. Sanders
took to Europe three millions in Con-
federate scrip, or cotton bonds, with
which to purchase iron.clads.
OF The number of sea going vessels
I
in the world is about sixty five thousand,
two-,hirds of which belong to England
and the United States.
0L-A rebel mail with $i2 900 in reb.
ell bonds, some gold and Treasury notes
and four rebels were captured on the Pc.
tomac, Friday last.
OF IT Is said that the Treasury De.
partment is about to make appointments
Of women to the Office Of recording
clerks.
OF The Democratic State Convcn.
ton of Kentucky is called 70 meet at
Louisville on the 18th Of March.
or THE English operatives who came
over in the Canada have all procured Sit
uations at Halifax.
OF Wool is selling in New York at
IS to 10 cents pound. u has not been
so high since 1886.
OF Washington dispatches 10 tho
Times stale that J. F. Porter has been
appointed Governor of Nevada.
or Two thousand cavalry and artil.
lery horses are wanted by @. NJ. Rucker
at Washington.
or Gen. Kimball has left for the vi
eiuiy of vieksburg.
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Administrators Sale.


will be offered at public vendue on the
fsfm belonging 20 the estaie of Col. LEAN
DER STEM, deceased, known as Oakley
Farm ;" about one mile south of Tfin, on the
Plank Road leading 10 Melmore, On
Saturday, March Iftb, Ises,
at 10 o'clock A M, the following property.
to wit:
THREE HORSES,
3 Milch Cons, 3 head Young Cattle.
Harness, Saddle aud Brides, &c. &c.
ONE FAMILY CARRIAGE,
PlOws, Harrows. Culuraturs, aud farming
utensils generally. Grain in the ground
Oats and Corn by The bushel Hay. Fodder
Straw and many other articles too numerous
10 mention. I. It
"a N q
Immediately thereafter. al 2 o'c'oek P. NJ,
in front of the Court House. aud at the Law
office formerly occupied by said deceased.
ONE ROSEWOOD PIANO,
A valuable Law Library. miscellaneous
Books. Maps, aud Periodicals, Colion's New
Atlas in 2 vols.. Office Disk, bookcases.
Tables. Chairs, Stoves, Lamps, and ofics
Furniture generally.
TERMS Sums under -. cash. All sums
oi 81 and under sla. credit Of 6 months.
aud all sums OF 81 5 and upwards, a credit Of
3 months, will BE- given. by The purchase RiS-
ing uote with two approved securities, be-
fore remoypg the property.
A. NJ. STEM, Administrator.
p. s The late rcsid. nee OF said decreased
Gn.lots No.40O, 476. All and 47S in the %
Wardl is offered at private sale. tither entire
or n lots. A. NJ SrIN.
Office in the Law and ConveyaLeing vfies
Of J X uord 4 O. J. Keen.
7 itiin. March g. r. r......