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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-11-06
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Demonstration. "a
SALAN, Washington County, Ind..l .
Nav Is ls51

May 10, lSJJ. \
On. RoBAcK--Dear ,sr:-My son Thomas
was given up by the physit ians, this last
summer, as hopeless case. H. was almost
n skeleton, flesh and musoles seemed 10 have
vested away. He could not rise from ly.
ing 10 sitting position. One Doctor sni
II was a case OF Lumbago, aud th Mt all the
doctors in the world could not cure him, and
that he wonld have been dead long ago, If
he had not been 40 well nursed. a callosity
formed on the outside Of the left thigh, ex
tending from the hip to the knee, aud thu
Doctor said he would have to "open the
thigh and scrape the bone" The operation
being severe, was pursnnded TO try your
Scandinay ian Blood Purifier and BLOOD
PILE. procured three bottles of the Puri.
tier and two boxes ofPills. and 20 myaston-
ishment they took away the csllosity. and
restored him 10 health, and he ia now able 10
work. Theso are the facts Of the case, and
you are at Liberty 10 make what use OF them
you please, and refer to me. il you thin
proper. M
=, Yours, respectfully,
WILLIAM SAGE,
Up. OF the NJ. T.. Church.
Readerl do you know OF any other rene.
dies on earth that will produce such glorious
results as the abovef
See advertisement
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Homo Correspondcuts.-v receive
every week, communications from dili'rcnt
individuals written with pencil IN an i'le-
gihle style, which is Impossible for our com
posiiors to read. A u correspondents rcceiv
cd in that fo'm fer the future will be thrown
aside, n, We have not the sine or desire to sit
down and re write them. I.
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Gcuf Isosccrans.
A latdn - khc Boston Post
contains Ike to the SIAN
Of th6sss sFsonASs. 1t

'a' nc Boston Pos
Of :F,srA1.. i
says, in good taste Sm1sensible iudg.
ment, that we are s,rry to see an attempt
made to iniure the chara cter OF General
Rosecrans, because he has been relieved
from duty in the field. The President
moy have had justiiablc reasons for
calling him from Tennessee, and yet
leave his reputation ne citizen and a
soldier unscathed. Yet the poor obscrv-
ent tools of power imagine they present
grateful incense in their attempt to sac
rfce man whose worth is as far be-
yond their comprehension as the stars
are above the earth"
The people need not be alarmed. The
soldier who reorganizcd the demoralized
Army of the Cumberland, after Buel left
it made it the best army in the United
States defeated superior army at
Stone River drove the enemy by se-
ries Of brilliant movements out of Ten
nessee acquired Chattanooga with very
slight loss, and was repulsed by over
whelming numbers, chiefly because the
Secretary of War refused to give him
the reiniorcements which he needed, and
which he has..given his successor will rise
triumph above the machinations of ma.
licious personal enemies. f
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AdniiHistra tors Sa IL
OF REAL ESTATE.

w pursuance of IN order granted hy tho
Probate Court Of Seneca County, Ohio,
viii. olIcr for sale at public auction, on
saturday, NoVcmb bcr ltih, 1863,
At o'clock +. NJ, upon the premises, the
following describcd real estate. tn.wit; tifly
(50) feet off Of the North end or In lo,. rum
bred fyc hundred and thirty three and five
hundred and thirty four 500 and 53l) in the
Second Ward Of the City Of rillin.
Appraised ut s.. Terms of sale.
ooe. third in hand, one third In one year,
and one third in two yeers from the day Of
sale. with interest, the payment TO be- &C..
cured by M' rtgnge upon the prcmisis sold.
JOHN SOUDER,
Administrator on the Estate Of WESLEY
d. tR.Es, deceased.
II. BVERs, Atty.
Octnber %, 1863 3--ft.
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FAcrs WosTH KNOWING. DR..
TOBIAS VENETIAN LISMEST, cures ihstan-
taneously, chronic rheumatism, head
ache, toothache, Group, sore throats, collie
and pains of all kinds. The aboye is a
candid state ment Of what Dr.. Tobias
Venetian Liniinent will do. Price Is
aud so cents per bottle. Sold by all
druggists. r. 2w.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-11-06

TN ion Saloon We invite the attention
Of the eiiz"ns Il Tinin 10 JANIS ID. PAiMER's =
Union Saloon. 1t ia a respectable aud orderly
place. ard deserves encouragement. See
Advertisement.
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Attcntion.-M invite att ention 10 The
Advertisement Of the Seneca con1ty Stave
aud Heading Factory. Mr.. W. r. CnAMB
rRLfS Is one Of our most cnterpsising citizens.
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[coanrsrosptscE or THE rsisbsr.]
From the aath Ohio.

HrADouARrkRs, 49TH ONO voL'sl
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Oct, l2th '63S
Commsndants of Companies, will fur
nish list Of members ofthcir commanls,
who in the late battle Of Chicksmauga,
were conspicuous for galluntry and good
soldicrly bearing. by Order Of
Major s. +. GRAY,
ID. K. Cook, Aetiug Adj't.
| In compliance with the above order,
the following list has been furnished,
which we forward you for publication.
Similar lists have been sent Of other
companies, to the pnpcrs Of those coun-
tics where the parties reside. rff 4
Privates A. L. Kitchen, s. L. Sower,
and ]. Whitman, conspicuous for bravery
and good conduct during the len days
fight, stood up hcroicly.
privates Daniel Shock, 3. Robcnan,
and w. 4. Cole fought bravely until dis.
abled. Lal, on the field the second day.
II. A. Pence, fought hcroicly until
wounded, second day.
ID. Sowcr, missing.
Corporals John Caldwell, James Glib.
son and privates J. X. Buncau, Andrew
Vance, these fell nobly contcnding for
the right, covered with gOry. Honor to
their memory. ........
Co. B.-WouNprD.
Corporals Jacob Wilcox, w. J. Kin'z,
Sergeant c. Redmond, priva,cs Thomas
Boushcr, c. C. Cunningham, A. p.
Hanes, Austin Beck, Andrew Bcemer,
d. w. Smith, D. II. Fansey, C. Drobst,
J. Cleridcncc. ..........
Co. d. -WoUSDEp.
Sergeant h. +. Kimball Corporals J..
Battinfcld, w. Bliss; Privatcs Joseph
B1rnhiser, Samuel Dunbrow, J. b.
Hawkins, j. c. Warner, Henry Ilauspel.
hOun, Washington Young, C. If. Laird,
- Ziut, C. d. Morgan, Samuel Dre'z,
William Green, w. II, Frederick, n.
Brun, w. Carr, w. Hcdshew.
Co. G ,-WoUSDED.
Sergeant J. Turner Corpornls c.
Bope, d. Emerson, a. Chase, w. Nc.
Cuthin, ]. Caldwell 7; Privatcs /. Wilcox,
G. Rabbit, G. D. Good. ]. J. Good, \.
E. Kitchen, S. T., Sowcr,J. Whitcman,
D. Shock, S. Robcnalt, w. l.. Cole, II.
A. Pence Left on the field; D. Sowcr.
missing,
Co. G,--K'LLED. ....
CorporalJ. S. Gibson Privaies ]. X.
nucan, and A. Vance. .......
Co. X WcuYIrp.
Ccrpornls F. c. Powers, Wharton
SFeilman, J. NJ. Straycr. J. II. Yorger,
S. Sterns. Thomos Hcmming Privatcs
J. Brisk, J. Klcckncr, O. Lemon, d. Van
ncss, +. Wolf, NJ. Hiestond. . ....
This trio Of noble braves fell as falls
the patriot; willingly did they offer their
lives n sacrifice upon Freedoms altar.
Here, too, let me make honorable men
tion Of Corporal Spielman, one of our
Color Guards, faithfully did he guard
our glorious flag through series of bat
ties and skrmisbcs. Again, aud again,
had he seen its sacred folds perforated
with the misscls Of death from the guns
of the enemy, while he stood fcarlcssly
at his post. lie was noble youth--dc.
voted christion--a brave soldicr--he fell
mortally wounded. r..E ..
The brave young IIcmming, Of your
city was moriGly wounded on the first
day of the battle, and died next day,
Sabbath, in great peace.
These five hero brothers sleep on the
battle field Of ChicknnaugO. where they
struggled SO manhlly for their country IS
cause. Lei US rear for them ever during
monuments in the hearts affections hour
or, impcrisha bic honor to their memory
G. S. PnILLIrs, Chaplain 49th o.
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Descrtcrsl


PROVOST MNRsuAt's OvFtcy
Senduaky, OLio. August &c, le6S5
I am oricrcd hy the Acting Assistant Pro
vo-t Marshal General Of Ohm, ;c give pub.
lic)y to the fact thnta reward of TEN DOL
LARS aud the reasonable expenses incurred,
will be pail to any ptsrn frr the opprrhen
sion aud delivery NJ Desert vt The Head.
Quarters Of the nearest Provost Marsha.
j. J. STEINER,
Capt, and Provost Marshal,
Sept. 1, 1868. lS--u
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-11-06

or The ladies. individually and col
lectiveIy, without single exception, pro.
nounce Herrick Allen, Gold Medal Sal.
eratus to be the best and most whole
some article in the market They say !,
makes nicer, wither and lighter Biscuit
AMI Cake, and requiringless shortening
than any other Saleratus, and is much
better to use with cream tartar than So
da. Try it. Most Of the Grocers and
Druggists sell it, and at Wholesale BY
wholesale Grocers. it.IF
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OrFloV OF rEovosr MARSHAL Of the
9th Congressional Dis,rit cf Ohio,
Sandusky City, Oct. ~, 1853 ,
Recruiting z Service.
By virtue Of an order ipsued Ivy tho A. A..
PrVvust Marshal General or Ohio. am an.
thorizcd to r. cciyc Recruits, for any Rcpi.
ment. baua ION " Battery nov IL the field
from this State.
A Bounty OF THREE HUNDRED Dol.
for veterans
Any one desirous Of securing TO himself
the benefit of this liberal oncr of the Gov.
crtmcnt. ran do so 10y application nj my
Head Qurrtcrs IN the Custom House IN San
dusky City, Ohiu. J.J. Elmer,
Capt. and rro Marshal. 9th Dist Of Ohio.
Oct lG. 1861. 2--tf
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THE CopPerhead Buffalo Courier 3
philadelphia correspondents gives pariic-
ulars Of The death Of Francis J. Grund
and over his letter appears the malicious
and profsne beading, "ssruck dead for
lying" tHiV 1lt uo8ilrea
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TIFFIN, o., OCT. 80, 1868.
:. II. LINDSLEY,

is our Agent for the TRIBUNE in Senec,
County. He Is authorized to solici
Advertisements, Subscriptions, collec
Accounts, and c,ipt for the same.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-11-06

Job work-owing to l,cavy run Of Job
bing this week. We were compelled to let
our local column 60 by dclsut.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-11-06

Woodi wood l!--Subscrihers TO th,
Tribune. who promised to pny their sub
scriptiou in Wood, will do so. Immediately
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-11-06

Potatocs.--A few bushels OF good Poin
toc. wanted at this office on subscription
immediately
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-11-06

0TThe COppcrheads are showing
themselves in their true colsrs. When
the late drafl was ordered they bitterly
opposed II, bu, profcsscd TO be in fevJr
of volunteering. Since the Presidents
proslpmntion calling Cor volunteers, they
now as bitterly oppose volun,cering.-
They want the Rebels to triumph.
q That's what's til c matter"
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.

uAAAkShAS w aACih
Tss eug,na Msd,c,ns e,,aSli,hsa 10 na'' and 'h'
m, ''.. "A, ~ ~. "" 81 ~ "us' Wy """s y
ali Other Pulmonio Wafer, are eount,,f..ts' III,
genuine can be knorpty the name Of BRYAN
pe'ng hsn'psd on eHoh "Hirf' .f.na
BRYAM PutNoNcio WAFEas
Relieve Coughs, Cold., Fore Throat. Ho.r.n,,,
p. p.,t,. nv,
~" u,uio"'o Malc,s
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The Great English Remedy
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CeIcbraEcd Feni0ie PMS.
Prepared from a prescription Of Sir j..
Clarke, M. d., Physieian Eriraordi.
nary TO the Queen.

This Invaluable medicine I. urfiiing In ,hs cnrc Of
all iho,e paniu anddaa,sr disease. TO witch III,
female constitution is ject. II moderate ptl ca
mn b, telied IN.
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SlOO!
Notice,
JACOB BIcHARD, Plaintiff.
againts tF

MALHIN KALr. Def n'at. "a
Before JEssrK ii. l.riby j. p. o. ClintoA
TOwnship, Sercca Oonniv, Ohio; hrn
The Defendant will take notice. that on
she 2nd day Of oetaber. A. D. 1869. said
Justice issusd an order OF Ailaehment ia the
above action for the sum Of Two Hundrs.l
and SIX Dollars aud eighty cents. ard that
William Rhode OF said County has been
garnished IN said aetinn. flHIfa
Said aase Is set iYy trial Gu the 0ist day Of
November lsG3. At 10 o'clock A. N.
JACOB RICHARD.
oct,heri6. 1863. 2-al
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Stavs Bolts. Heading Bolts and
HOOPS WANTEu!

want 10 contract fol tho deliv.
cry ny mill in Thin, ma Ia sno .osls 81 s,ssa
and s.dias Halts. efuak. ash. Esssh- N4el2 az
Elm tmhsr, Stsys h-its 20 hs1thiry nyhss Ia
length. and hsaa bolts twenty fnebs saa ~ sm
trees not e,sthan enc foot ismster, and qasstsssd
Owner Of timbsr. and n rmers eeaSing land are "a
si,sd make prersssis through tic Post t)fSp, AZ
~ ,o''S' pry q" ,hswA' patel
Iisss Asss al s,.sA A-rf y n ....s =
Ashfs'' ~ @.s as ss'ss
v,., so ii8s ef,A;tsEsi'~
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The last British census showed that
there were 20i persons Of 100 years Of
sge in England, rlfi lli'1F
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Psovosr MAssn,l's oyy,cr, }

..-s .PRovosr MAssHAL's 0yvIct,
Pm oNasxSaoSAL Der oF ORo.i
SASprsNy, O., Oct. 2, 1857
CIRCULAR NO 2i.--No,ics =, hereby
given. thst al soldiers tArtored and parol,
ed. before the frat day Of Scr,cmbcr, lssl.
have been exchanged, aud that they ufnst
report to their prO;'sr poets Immediately Tor
duty. or they will 6e ARRESTED and treated ~
dcserters.
Those at large must report " the Provost
Marshal Of the District IN which they are.
who will furnish transportation to the near
est Military Post
BY or0er OF Cot Ed. A. rARROTT,
A. a. pro. Mar. Gcn. cf Ohio.
!. JOHN STEINER,
s. Capt. and Provost Marshal.
qlh Dist. of Ohio,
ct. 9, 1863. lit.
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THR remains of Gen. Shormau's son
Willie, who died recently at Memphis,
were escorted to the steamer by large
number ofstaf' and rcgimcntal officers,
wearing morning badges. He was q
mimic sergeant of the lsth Regulars and
much beloved BY the whole rcgiment.
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OF Tho largest locomotive in the Uni-
ted States, il not in the world, has be en-
built for the Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad Company. II has twelve driv-
ing wheels, aud weighs more than lOO,-
0C0 pounds.
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0TThe Buffalo A dperfisor styles the
reputation Of vOllnndigham, now at
tempted by the Seymour Democracy of
that. St1,c, dcathbcd repentance. -
Doubtless il is corrcct-'hcy will be as
dead as vallrudighom in couple ofdays.
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FATHER ABRAHAM. - The Greens
County Republican has hoisted the name
Of Abraham Lincoln for the Presidency
in 1864. Quite number of other pa
pcrs have made the same nomination.
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Jiffiu asjeeklp Tribune
Local and Miscellaneous.
rerns of Snbscription.

I copy, by mail, In advance. "s.s2oo
a" by carrier. -. SO
" ifpaid in advance. 2,OC
The above terms took effect on Septem
Der 4th. and will be strictly adhered TO. H
No paper will be stopped until all arreara.
ges are paid, unless at the option OF the pub
lishers.
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OF The Cincinnati Commercial esti-
mates the number Of colored troops at
this time, actually under arms, Mt ottwcnty-
five thousand Beside these there are
numerous other regiments in process OF
formation, or not yet in actual service.
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o. Tue Eric 0bseirer, O,ronk Cop =
pcrhcpd sheet, soys '-"Our Democratic
exchanges promised their readers that
the Curtin would fall on the second Tucs-
d,y of October. Ithas fallen, but TN for.
tunatly q hos lelt as on tAe outside"
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SOLD VERY CHEAP FOR CASH

and Ready Pay. Now is the time fvr
Bargains. Don't mistake the place.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-09

them for outstanding and civilizing their own
peop.e in their noble land, there would be less
holy horror.
Mr. Carlisle concluded his remarks. Referring
TO MANY of the bills passed by Congress, he said
they evidently tended toward despotism. be asked
that the people should not be alarmed when they
saw in leading paper of the party in power such
a telegram as he saw in the New York Tribune
about the Connecticut copperheads, saying that
there was "limit to the forbearance of the Ad-
ministration." He warned the Administration
that there was a limit to the forbearance of the
people And he was astonished when he saw in
Gen Burnside's testimony before the War Com
mittee that he said, concerning his attack on
Fredericksburg. "that when he had lost as many
men as his orders required, he suspended the at
tack, Who was it that gave orders how many
men should be killed in an attack
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-09

The INDIANA SENATE.-Since the spree taken
by the Republican Senators about the Sth of jan
uary when Senators March, Clsypool and Others
got brimfull and overh0wing with love Of the
glorious memory of Old Hickory and absented
themselves in glori6cation of the battle of New
Orleans, the Senate of Indiana has worked faith
fully to perfect such business as the members
deemed OF interest to the people of the State.
Party wrangles they have had, but with the ex-
cepton of two little bolts. which only shut the
door of legislation for an hour or two. the mem
bers on both sides have acted like sensible bust
ness men How far the minority of the Senate
are responsible for the action OF the minority in
the House 10 not know: but with the excep-
tons named. thev have stood manfully at their
posts, and used only the usual parliamentary tao
tics to defeat measures to which they opposed.
This is something to their credit as men and as
we'll as lovers of law and order.
The present Senate has done large amount of
work. The session is near its close, and on We'd
nesday night the files were cleared. We doubt
whether this ever happened before in the history
of the Indiana Senate. The waste of time in
the early part Of the session has been compen-
stated by the labcrs Of the closing weeks, and the
members of the Senate. whatever may be the re-
suit Of the bolt" Ia the House, can point with
pride to the record in their branch Of the Leeis-
lature.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-09

A DIFFERENCE The following is not bad to
take, about these times:
s'I'll die fer the flag" cried Treasury clerk,
Quoth a soldicr--My patriot friend. look here:
This shedding your blood fer twelve dollars a month,
Amt like shedding red ink for twelve hundred year..
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-09
Important De bate in the United States
senate the Conscrfption Biil--
sharp Personalities Between Sena-
tors Turpie and Wilson.

The following is synopsis of an interesting
debate which occurred in the United States
Senate Oh Saturday last. upon the conscription
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-09

The NEws-The telegraph tells US OF another
capture Of Indiana troops, aud although the re-
bort i meagre in the extreme, we are led to be-
ieve that they sacrificed by the carelessness
pr ine0mpetency Of General Gilbert. who neg
|ectef did not know how to reinforce or relieve
she-n- -Four regiments, two from Indiana, one
from Illinois. and one from Michigan, under the
command Of Colonel Coburn, of this city. we're
Forced after hard fight TO surrender to a su-
berior force. Colonel Columns own regiment,
|he 33d. Was one Of the number. and the other
'rom Indiana was. we believe. the S5th, Colonel
Baird We shall look with interest for the par
fcnlars OF this affair. and if the facts are as now
believed here. that our noble soldiers have been
antonly deserted by any General, matter
fbo, we trust Indiana will have the nerve TO de-
hand bis removal. II is time that Generals az
yell as Others should be held to strict account for
be blood Of brave men sacrificed BY their
eglsct.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-09

The report above is given as it came from the
committee. Ii adopted as whole. Three
amendments were made. which viii be found in
our report of the legislative proceedings. One
by Mr.. WOLFF. pronouncing the charge that the
Democratic party favored Northwestern Con-
relation to deserters. and one by Mr. MURRAY,
condemning all officers. civil and military. who
desert their posts.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-06-27
Columbia County Militia.

Our citizens turned out nobly on the
occasion of the late invasion of the State
Capitol, and many of them have enlisted
in the service to resist invasion. They
were organized into two Companies al
Harrisburg and elected the following off.
GERS
Company G., 28th Reg't. P. NJ, Capt
r. +. Clark First Lieut. f. G. Green
Second Lieut.. Thos. Winner.
Company H., Capt. USal II. Ent; First
Lieut.. - Hampton Second Lieut.
Jesse g. Tate.
They are under marching orders and
will soon leave Harrisburg for the frontier
of the State. We have been promised q
correct list Of the names of all the soldiers
of those two companies, and as soon as
they are received, will be published il
the COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-06-27
Military Outrage in SchuylkiIl

About two weeks ago, the Deputy Pro-
vost Marshal, Deputy Assessor and four
soldiers, in the employ of the General
Government, committed the most uuwon-
ted and outrageous act of violence upon
some Of the citizens of Higgins township,
in Schuylkill county, ever perpetrated in
any civilized country. 1t appears that
the enrolling officer, had enrolled the
names of persons without going to their
houses-on mere reports-and amongst
others the name of Abraham Bressler, Of
that township, who was AZ years of age
On meeting the enrolling officer, Mr., Bress-
Ter, enquired why he had not called upon
him personally, as was his duty, and-in
answer to some nSOi9ace of The officer
he told him he had acted more like sheep
thief than a man.
The Provost Marshal, upon learning
that one of his toadies had been insulted
sent convoy of soldiers, at midnight, to
arrest Mr.. Bresslet. Arriving at MIR,
Brcsslers house, they enquired for him,
when two men, named Reed and Otto, got
up and coming on the porch, informed
them that he was not at home. Then
turning to 60 in, were ordered by the guard
to stop, and on refusing to do SO, Mr.
Reed was shot in the arm and shoulder
Returning to Pottsyille, they met man or
horse hack, whom they ordered to SHALT"
when two soldiers shot at him with mus,
kets.
The cowardly scoundreIs, were arres'
ted on the charge of assault and battery
with intent to kill, brought before Judge
Ryon, and each bound in the sum of 81 ,O0C
to ans wer at the September Term of the
! Schuylkill county Sessions.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-06-27
Woodward, Lowrie & Liberty.

We have never known the nominations OF
any previous Democratic State Convention,
give anything like such general satistac-
ton, as that of WOODWARD for Governor,
and LowRIE for Supreme Judge. They
are most enthusiastically endorsed by ev-
cry member of the great Democratic party
in the State of Pennsylvania, and their
nominations will be ratified In October
rext, by the old Jackson n,Gor'ty OF n'
least fifty thousand. Friends of Freedom
take courage-light is dawning--the pow
er of despotism is brokcn-and the day
of your political redemption draweth nigh
"kight will triumph over might ~
The world rolls Freedoms radiant wave,
| And rpens with its sorrow;
Recp heart-who bear the cross to-day,
viii wear the crown tomorrow