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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-23

II is well known to our readers that
there are a largo number Of Union mer
llnguish.ng in the prisons of the South
for the sole crime of loving thoir epIn'
try. Heretofore our goyernpent has
been un0ulo TO have them oioner rel, ased
or exchanged, IL is psw proposed to ar
rest and imprissn the traitors at the
North, until Def. Davis ia willing to *
change Them for those Uniouisis now i'm
pririonsd in his dominions, This is
good idea, and we hope ii will be curti-
cd ,ut. 1t would relieve the North of a
great incubus, and bring in thoir stead
tho best men OF the South. II JEFF. Da-
Wis could get hold ofths class o( our pop
ulaton aud dra0 them into his army il
would learn the cowardly sneaks los.
son that they would not ioEget for some
time If not longer. by aa means let
US have the exchange.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-23

while rebellion stands in n menacing at
tilude, and while their guns are directed
upon our very capital itself, aud while
they themselves say they will make no
terms with ua. | am not n peace-maker,
because under these circumstances |
could not be a peace man, and preserve
my own honor and my country.
The gentleman from Ohio says he
would have the war stopped, and that he
" ~ opposed to IL. What does the gem
tlcman from Ohio anticipate from the
cessation upOu our part Of hosiilities =
Docs he suppose that terms can be OBJ
taintd from these men who are in rcbcl-
lion II the North says We will grant an
armisticol Why sir, there can be Moth
| ing which can be more cheering OF more
satislactUry to these men who lead and
conduct the rebellion than 10 have the
North sly that the war shall stop where
/ il is, and let them have that Republic
which they have been striving for during
the last two years.
| Had the doctrine Of the gentleman from
Ohio prevailed one year AGO, mcmsers of
this House Of RcsrescntatiyCs would not
have been in session here to-day. We
should not now have the begg0rly priyi-
legc Of occupying seats in the Amori-
can Congress to-day; but insteal we
would have had the chief traitor aud CO.
hOrls and cJudiutators occupying this hall
instead OF ourselves. We Of the North
did not bring this war and dcsolutiOn on
tho country. We had no hand in it,
When my friend from Kentucky pre-
fa.t.fnI L.. r.....f,.fs..... L.. I..l.
ago, and we adopted thon, we declared,
|with but two dissenting voices, that this
war was for the restoration Of the Gov
|crnmynt, and we meant 10 fight Il uut.
II may become war of determination
before il is ended. II was forced upon
| ne by the sccCodcd Stats. We of the
North, were not the first who made an
appeal TO arms. Rebellion was that
which frcu It's gun into the American
flag; rebellion first drove States from the
American Union, and inauguartod reign
# terror; rebellion il was that raised
The standard OF opposition and sent her
pirutical ships upon the seas to plundcc
our commerce, and were we tO fold our
arms at these gross ouiragos, and sit
down, crying peace, and let the war stop.
Referring to threats that the Northwest
would go with the South, he said, | have
to good an opinion Of the Intelligence aud
patriotism Of the people of the North, to
entertain for a moment the idea that
they would Join hands with the miserable
men engaged in their country's rum, for
any compromise or arrangement by
which the Union is to be dismember.
cd.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-23

Shall learn TO dancol To this ques-
ton by young reader, the Ameri lean
Agriculturalist replied: Certainly, by all
means. Commence with the 'quiokstep'
out of bed in the morning, and keep il up
until the 'choros' are finished. The boys
Of course will have a 'coD-drilf at the
barn, while the girls are engaged in a
country dance in the kitchen. After
this all hands change and promenade to
school, keeping stepito the music Of mer-
ry laugter. Repeat the same on the way
home at night, with an occasional varia-
ton in Winter by tripping the toe and
having breakdown in snow bank.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-23


Tic iuint resolution authorizing the
issue Of 9loo 00I,O00 u. s. notes, be.
came law to-day, mud u1on learning
that TACT the Secretary Of Treasury tm-
mediatcly pl.oed 10 the credit Of the
several paymasters an aggregate amount
sufficient TO pay the whole army nud navy
of ih. Unitid States. Fny-lhrec pay
masters have been supplied With sums
ranging frm $4,000 70 S725O,O00.
This lasi-namcd amount wat Mt Charles
q. Learned. Louisville, Ky. and 80 .62O,-
900 TO n. W. Brown, ST. Louis; S.5ib y
o0O to Sau Francisco; S2j0 600 to lu.
dianapols the same amount TO 81.
ST. Paul 100000 To Kausas. The re-.
maindcr was furnished 10 P0ym,st,rs
preseut, and there was also paid tor the
Navy S9S6,9t0.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-23

The Nashville Uuicn says: The Lyu-
ievillc Jom nal complains that The Butter
nut prisoners can ho smcli all over the
city, whenever they enter H. We have
no doubt of IT, They outst'nk onions,
they uut,,ink cnrlics, they outstiuk forty
brigudes of polce1ts. We hope Satan
won't take exceptions 10 the comparieon
when we soy, they stink Ike the devil
We don't know whether the Buttcrnuts
smell according to their rank, or rank uc-
eordirg 60 their smell. Like Pason
Brownlow's skunk, wo verify believe that
the rebel urmy is on the point ofstinkiug
itself 10 death. They seem 90 have sup
piled themselves with all sorts Of necos-
aurIpA
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-23
R7CE. Rem. WADE.

This noble champion Of freedom, and
uullinohiug friend of the Union, VIC are
glad To- know, has been nominated by tho
Republican caucus OF the Legislature,
for reelection. We have large num-
Der of other true men IN the state whC
would, no doubt, I'LL tho Office of Senator
with credit to themselves aud profit to the
country, but the noblo WArE stands cut
prominently rs ho man for the hour'---
There Il certainly not a man In Ohio,
whom lcil' Davis would not rather see
elected thun ON BEN WADE.
Thc Cincinnati Gazette speaking ofhf
nomination, truly says;
Hatred of WADE is the universal in
slinct Of every SccofsionisL North and
South. AZ the tullctt peaks feel the
grcot,st fury OF the storm, 80 the bitter
est mnlicully of the Sccce1ionisls Is
poured on tn,sc whom they regard as
the most mithul and determined defend
era or the national cause. This una
uumity OF every hatcr or the Government
should be met by "qual Immunity by il'
supporters. lie who would permit per
soual disappointment to divide the sup
pcrtcru of the Government, in the fac,
OF the present d,ndish spirit OF the opPo
sit.on, aud in the raoo oGthcir open at
| tcmpts to carry cut in the North ever!
article OF the Confederate plot, would di
vide cur army in the face OF the enemy
and permit it TO be defeated, because dis
appointment Ia military Advancement ha
sourcd him against tn, commanding Gen
cral.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-23
Another Lc,t,r"om uhe Pres

tfNNAN NAaN Nf"-
10 sea. HICCiUlIae.
Another important letter from the prcg.
id,ntio Cor. MtCltll0n has been mn.
earihcd by Mcdowell Court of Inquiry
We transmit It in iulI:
"ExEcUrivB MANSION WASHING ron.l
"FcbruAry 3, lI62{
"Major General Mcclellan:
"My DEAR SIR. You tnd ! have dis
tinet aud Different plans for tho move
mcnt Of the Army of The Potomac; yuuta
10 be down The ChcFupCuk,c - up the Ran
rnhHnnock 10 Urbapn aud across the lard
10 the terminus cf tho railruud un Yo.k
river; mino TO move directly to u point
on the railroad Southwest ol Manrs,ts.
II you will give me satisfactory answers
to tho following qut tstiunB, shall gladly
yield my plan 10 yuws.
"lT.. Docs not your plan involve great
ly larger expenditures Of time aud mon.
ey than mlnet
I'D. Whrroin is victory more certain
by yuur plan than miucl
"3d. Where Is victory moro valuable
under your nlan thun nncl
"4th. In fact, would il not boz less val.
liable in this, that Il wodld brcrk no grcut
line ofthc cnomy'r communication while
minc weJ'd.
18th. In case Of disaster, would rot
safi retreat be more difficult by your plan
than by mine!
Yours truly,
"A. LINCOLN"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-23
Wynooop's Iceland Pectoral.

Diseases OF the Throat, Chest and Pulmonary or.
gam, are ever prevalent, insiduous and dangerous.
Ihe properties Of medicine to alleviate, cure and
upfoot these complaints must TO ENpectorant,
AaoIShe and lnygoraiihg, looseng the mneus OF
tne 'nrna' ana impaung tone TO the entire system,
No discovery In medical science ever mastered ths
a" o, diseases like Dr. WynkOop's Iceland
Feeioral' IL is used with the most astoni shing
results ia all eases Of bronchitis, Influenza, Whoop.
ing Consl, niptheTia or Puirid sore Throat Asthma,
tIonpt Coughs, Colds, Nervous IHitabii;y So.
Inc Rev. J, J. Pottereer,iGes, " That have used,
" Nynkoops Pectoral for several yeurs, myself
AND WI my hmtly, for sevtie Pulmonary Complaints
nd have recommended It to several Others, and have
never seen its equal
Row.. J. Potter, Brooklyn, N
Hundreds aud thousands Of important testmonials
could be produced, showing its remarkable cures,
and that Il never fails
u Is composed Of pare Iceland Moss, Balm OF
H'load, Peruvian Balsam, Elocampane, ComfTey,
hnTdocA, ahdoiheT Invaluable eXpeciorant and tonic
ingredients, II Is harmless, prompt asd lasting
inNal'ds aud sufferers cannot afford 20 neglect vi al
E'eTy iamily should have ~. It Is remarkable foI
ttoup' tull descriptions, Tecomme dations aud vi.
rectlons accompany each bottle
quarlt.
iIep'fsd by Dr. r. d. .Wyrkoop. and sold BY d
= Hafne' Co., New York,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-23
wAIs NEWS.


1l. victory at Arkansas Post
"MsNrHfs, Jan. IA.
"Wajor. General Haileck, General in.
ChiJ;
~HkaDQ'Rs ARMY OF TINE MIssrsstrri,l
"Posr OF ARKANSAS, Jan. II.
"Mg. Gen. GrGai, COn,md'g. DepT d
Tennessee;
~ have the honor TO report that the
forces under my command attacked the
Post Of Arkansas tu-diy. H,ving storm.
ed tire eucny's works, We ok large
.fsumbtr ofprisoners, variou.ly estimated
at from 1000 20 10000, together with
Ill bis stores, aud munitions Of war;
X ar-Aimirel Dayid ID. Porter, common.
din- tic Mississippi Squadron, tftcti,e-
~ AMI brialliantly cO-upcrated ia accom-.
p p.ishing this complete success.
JOHN A, McCLERNAND,
"Mej, Ger. Ccmmd'g"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-23
S--T--GS SSo--N.
Drak9'3 Plantation Bitters.

They purify, strengthen and invigorate.
They create a healthy appetite.
They are an nntidoe 10 change Of water and di sj
They overcome The effects Of fdissipation.
They Strengthen the system aud enliVrn the mind
They Pfeycut tniasmhtic aud Intermittent iovofs
They purify the breath and acidity OF stomach
They cuTs Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Dipules, Cholera and Cholera Morlu al
They cure Liver Complaint a. Nervous Headache
They ore the heat Biues in the world. They make
ths SSnk man strong, nnd are exhausted nature,
great toEuter They are made Of pure ~. Croix ran
the eelebfated Calisaya Bark, roots and herbs, ant
are taken with the pleasure Of a beycrHro, withou
regard TO age or time Of day. Particularly recon
mended to delicate persons requiring gentle stimu
Saloons. P.u, Doake x Co., gG2 LrosIwsy, N. Y
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-23
u. S. Revenue Tax
OTIC IL 7

Is hereby given, that LicensJs, Canisge TaS, Mann
tacturers' Tax, Duties and other TaEes assessed
bv virtue Of" An Act 70 provide internal Revenue 20
svpport the Government and TO paw interes, on TIE
Public Debt" have become due asd payabe. and all
perons who shall neglect TO pay the Aforesaid duties
and Taxes assessed upoa them or before The l0th
Of February 1861, shall be liable TO pay ten per cen
tom penalty upon the amount thereof
For the purpose Of receiving said duties and Taxes
In Seneca County, willb al my Office, with J. J.
steiner, Esq on the south.west corner Of Washing.
ton and Perry Streets, In TiUn dufna business hours
until the 10th Of February, i-G3.
Persons who have made application Tor License
which applications have been fled IN this Office, hy
The Assessor This District, hereby notified that
unless the tax upon the same Is paid against The IOth
OF February. 1858, LEY will forfeit penalty egual
10 three times the amount Of duty, under Section 80 OF
the Excise.aw, approved IuJ l. 1852, and proce ed
ing. will be immediately instituted for the collection
OF toe same.
HENRY EBBERT, DEPT Collector,
Division No. s. District No. n
Tialr- Ian In
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-23

A lazy boy makes lazy man, just as
sure as crooked sopln makes crook
cd tree. Whoever yet saw q boy grow up
in idleness, that did not make a shiltlcss
vagabond when he became man, unless
he had fortune left him to keep up op-
pcaranccs! Tho great mass Of thieves,
paupers aud criminals have come 20 what
they are by being brought up in idlcncss.
Those who constitute the business part
of the communty--thosew who make our
great and useful men were taught in
their bOyhood to be Industrious.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-23
Aggregate. ,is5

Preem nsntly journal Of News and Of Literature,
TINS TpinUVe has political convictions, which are
well chorcteuzed by the single word REPUHLicAN IL
Republican 10 its hearty adhesion TO the great truth
that "Gud has made Of one Blood al nations of neuD
Republican inits assertion ofths equal and inaliens
able rights Of ali men 70 lfe liberty and the pursuit
OF thappincss"Rep epnblican in ts seadfast, earnest,
defiant hostility TO every sslene and effort Of the
slave Power, from the Annexation Of TeNus TO the
great Rebellion, grasp the empire ofthe new wsfd
and WELD the resources OF county for its own az
hrandzemsnt--Republic inits anisronism 10 IL.
atntOctsts and despUts ofths OLD Word who Tondly
gail In The perls aud caamites tuddenlv thrad mon
us by their American counterpart the overthrow sAJ
fun OF the Model public-Republican m D., hors
and trust its faith and effort. that this arocious Ps
lbelon must result in the signal oveflrow ors plot
er. and the Il rm esiah shine Mt Of eogat tshis and
clnal laws thros sout tie Who'll extent Of
wherein Liberty and Union shall indeed be one AM
separable hencefotth and forever.
THE TMBUSg devetes attention in calmer times
and 10 extent in these, to Education, Temper.
ancc, AafcHltufe Inventions, and whatever slss nav
mini sar 10 the spir tua and maienal progress and vel
being Of mankind; but for The present its
ts columns mainly devoted to the nvigoration an
success Of The War for the Uuion ltsspeca corres.
pouJcnts accompany every considerable army aud re-.
which trust is soon to result In the signal md con
elusive triumph ofie National anu in the testo
ITaton Of Peace and Thnr 20 our distracted bieedir
country. We believe that no otherwise can a rlle'
or more accurate view ofhe progtessand character OF
this entous conflict be obtaned than through the
peTusal Of ourCoiumns. And We weearneslv solicit The
cooperation ofa friends ofthe National cause, which
We regard and upholdas that OF Uniyersal Humanity
to aid us in extending It's circulation.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-23
LYONS KkTEAIROM.

This deli ghtfal article for preserving and beautify
ing the human hair Is ng ain put mp by the original
proprietor, and Is mad with the same case sSil
and attention whco first created Its immenso End un.
precedent cd salus Of ofer one aon bottles annually
Il - still sold a % cents in large bottles Two mill
ion h,til-s cHn easily be sold In year when il Il
again knawn that Tie alhNiron Is not only the most
delightful hair defsing IN the world, but that 1t clean.
ses The scald Of scuH and dandruf, gives the hair a
lively. rich and luNuTisut growth, and prevents il
from turning gay. Ihesoaro consideratious worth
knowing The Cathaifon has teen tested for over
twelve years, and is warranted as described. ANY
lady who va lucs beautiful head Of hair win use the
LathaiIon ltis finely prrfltred, cheap and valu.
able It. sold BY all respectable dealers throughout
the world.
d. S. BARNES d CO., New York.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-23
rr.v. ven e'oid reotl

E-cry night on lying down mud every
morning on rising, Dip them ia cold wa.
ter and rub them hard with a rough tow
81. II this towel rubbing be followed by
sharp friction with the naked hand IL is
IN improv, ment Have you headache
Keep your lower oxtremitics warm, s;or
drinking tea and coffee, eat less, dom
sleep with your head high, and avoid ho
leather pillows. be sure that you alway,
breathe pure all, aud exercise oousd
kln
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-23
A unSd tasc.

Specials from indianapolis, few days
since, to the Cincinnati Gassfte, gavo the
following:
John o. Brown, private in one OF
the cavalry regiments recently stationed
hero has been louud guilty before court
m irtial Of introducing the secret organ
igotion known ns the knights Of the
Golden Circle into the camps near this
city, thereby encouraging desc rtons, de-
mornlizhtion, &c. The verdict of the
Court has not yet trnnspired, but the
crime is punishable by military law with
death. How much more gully are the
rascals who advocate such doctrines, aud
made II tool Of this poor soldier, for
which his life viii pay the penalty!
The greater criminals 60 1cV willie
the lesser oto mey bo punished with
death To prevent such trcaaonablc con
due, on the purt Of the citizens, is pro-
nouncod monslrous, if done bv military
or summary nrrcsisi
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-23

THE NEW SENATOR FROM MINNESOTA.
--GOvernor Ramsey, tho new Senator
from Minnesota, was born aud brought
up ut Harrisburg, Pa. He was elected
90 the Legislature ard u6crSprd TO Con.
gross from the Dauphin district. Subse-
qucn,ly he was appointed Governor OF
the Territory of Minnosota, and he has
ever since then been identified with its
progress aHt r--~rsriiv. under both ter
ritorial aud State Governments.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-23
EEIA1STRaETS
Inimitabla Hair Restorative.
IT IS NOT A DYE:

Gu restores gray hair to ts original color by supply
ing the capillary uhcs with tUtutal sutrnGnce i'm.
paired by age - ditrsse. All instantanFous dyes
are composed Of unar caustic, deuroying the vitality
aud heauIy Of the hai9, and Afford ofthsmselyet no
dressing: lleins'se,'s lnmiable Coloring not only
restores hair TO its nu;uHl color by an easy process
bot giyes tie haiTa
LUNURIANr BEAUTY,
promotes its growth prevents its falling off, sradi.
caits dsntTuil and impaIl healih and pleasaItnoss
TO tie head. II has stood us tsst of time being the
original hsi Colorius, and is constantly Increasing
IN niavor' by beth gentlemen and ladies. II 4,
Sid by all respeotshe dealers or can be proerreJ by
lhem OF the commercial srent, ID, :, Barnss. 9U9
broadway, New York, Two sizes, so cents and 81
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-23

OsTThc Boston Traveller has intelli.
geuoe from a Union officer at the mout
OF the Mississippi, showing that our los,
in the late Sfai' at Galveston, was not
over one hundred aud twenty-five. AT
one time during The fight the rebels petit
toned Tor dag ot truce, which being
graQtcj, they came down on tho wharf,
where some Two or three hundred OF our
troops were stationed, aud captured them
which they could not have done had not
their truce been granted.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-23

The newspaper publishers throughout
the country are raising the price OF sub-
scription, advertising, &C., in order to
meet the tax and the extraordinary ad-
vance in the price of paper and material.
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Tne Perfection of Mechanism
TIE MAGIC TINE OBSERVER,

nElNG HuNriNo AND Orry FiCr, or Lspt'1 on
- GErLENANs Warren JovrtNEp, wTrH pAIENr
sEtr WINDING lgruovENENr.
lHe NEw NoRE lLLUsrEtrEp NEWS, he leadn
Pictodsl papsr OF the United States in its Issue OF
Jan. 10TH. led3, On page Ia, voluntarily says;
" We have been shown most pleasing novelty,
Of which the llUruArD hHos., Of this city ars The
sole Importers. II is called the MA0tC TVS OB.
sIByrG, andis a hunting and open face watch com.
hincd. This is one Of the prettest, most conve.
uisnl. aud decidedly the best and cheapest time
yece Tor general and reliable use, ever offered. II
has within " and connected With its machinery, is
own winding attachment, rendering key enlifrb
unnecessary. The cases oftiis Watch arc composed
Of two metals The ou'ef one being fine 10 oarct gold.
u has the nprnv~l ruby action lever movement, and
Is cd an accurate tmcptecc."
Price, superbly engraved, per case ofhalf dozen
s2Oi 90. Sample watches, in neat morocco boxes,
for Aosc proposing to buy At wholesale, s3j sent hy
express with bin payable on delivery. Soldiers
must remit pay mout iu advance, we cannot col.
lccl from those In tie Amy Adjfes
HUBBARD BROS & CO., SoLg IMPORTERS.
South Cor. Nassau John Sts, New.Norh
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Lor NJ. MoRRns, formerly Governor
of Maine, has been reelected by the
Legislature of that state TO the Senate.
He has held for two years the seat va
Gated by Vice-Presdent Hamlin, dis.
charging his duties as national leris.
IatoF with the same ability and integrity
which marked his administration as Goy-
enor. The policy Of returning expert
enced representative 10 Congress Instead
OF setting them aside TO make room for
some clsmorous Hspirant or unrcwardcd d
YnrtfssR is one that we hope To see more
generally followed in the North. 1t was
one secret of the political supremacy of
the South in the Nationel Councils.
When they got an able man they kept
him, aud there was no period In the last
thirty years when. the Slave Power had
not vst.ran phalanx in senate and
House whose talents and political know-
ledge aud parliamentary experience made
them on the whole an Oyermatch for
their less prac,iced antagonists. Lei VI
hope TO profit in this respect by past oX'
Hcriehce. Maine dees wisely in this
particular regard, though she would have
been more than ordinarily foolish has
she put aside a public servant 80 abba anC
faithful as senator Morrill,
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! Is 1T TRUE Tho Daily Bg!'siia, o
Charlotte, North Carolinu, of January
oh, states, tha, the pspSrs on that morn
ing published a rcpo,t that the rebel
General Hinlman, hes hung ten Federal
officers, in retaliation for tho M'Neil
" bu,chey." We believe that Genera
M'Ncil some time ago shot ten rebel
bushwackers who had been captured the
second time, The odense wac, that
they had been cuught robbing and muir
deriug Union citizens.
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0sTGov, Andrew, of Massachusetts,
has c0usod editions of the Presidents
proclamation, in tiny book form and at
uaetive covers, to be issued, aud has had
packages ofthem ranked to various oili-
GERS IN the service from Massachusetts,
requesting them to undertake to intro
daes the proclamation amongst tho slaves
wherever opportunity oseors.