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VOL. XIV, no. 189

Cd It wes vaguely reported that The Brif1h
Cabinet have bad under debate fbs expedisneT
Of recognizing ihe South. but that no decision
bad been arrived sc. Sons Of the French i0ar-
Eals recommended the seizure Of The rsbal pTi-
Vateer Florida % B1est.
The market reports exhibit no material
change IN the prOdneo marksis- Cotton was
81 lower.
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GENERAL ORBEIss No. 3.

UEADQUARF STATE TROOPS,
ArLAsTE, September g. 1903. 5
OFFrrERs commanding companies q state iFoo Ps
4 J ,-l nod uroeE " uBpestisnF Of their commands
- I -se lhsi the mage GONE Co. snd the lcAs ci
am or acaoaterusltH issued 20 their commands afo
properly Asoouuted for on the Muster rolls o. tA0E
companies A.
C511naudn officers uf regiments battalians ana 4e'
trebsd o0u,Bsniss 3 give espseal attention 10 The
ssnscdtian 1f this order.
Bv clnlaa ID Of Brig. Gen. HOWELL Co.'s
H. J. halle TT,
4 A A General.
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MCCLANAHAN & Dill,
GENERAL ORDERS No. 10.

U NLlLH III. --7'7 71a7-7- = =
EEADOU RTERs VOL AED CON. BUKEAU}
Department renn- Ala and Hiss
MARiETrA Ga, Sep ember To- 1873
rE~9E G,-rrnmsnt having ordered the parosd prison
r-nd-vv8rs a1d Lieu-5sugra fIsId=s, ChsTg- 1ylfl
fhe du 3 " rr0rzsniEng said parJi=a gisoers n4YA8
izsusi al Gr5e- d-Gigaatirg she points ~ seen .pe5
r-aI rsDd-gvuu- viE- Aiahamia-s and tissulFnil 10
Dsapouois Ala sud a otlcs a. Lrte7pElz-, AlH'r u
Is ordered tht al taiesrs Of hiss Burs n arrsst and
lssld forvari 20 the proper rsndezFuus suy ana al
zen bslolgnE 20 any Of ssld commands vita whom
flry may meet
BY order of Eds--Een PILLOW 6up-at bareau.
W VANCE THJMPoUH,
r-T7au - a. A. General
Tf-nrsv.I-s Confederate. hEonfgomlry Advertiser,
Wobls Nsvs Sc ma Reporter. hsaEIssEpls1 ana
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AN INCIDENT UEDER A FLAG OF Truce
Lieut. Commander II A. Adams, Jr, United
States nsvy, has arrived at New Orleans, hay
ing been relieved of the command Of the United
States forces in Mississippi sound by Lieut.
Commander Green. Ha Tsa--.,Iy sent his boat
=. saore, sna desired the officer in charge to say
that II any military officer received the Gag, he
would be glad TO see him on board 70 arrange
the business Of the truce. As the boat returned
he sswan oftiesT WhOappeared TO recognize him,
but he could not make out who he was When
the boat came alongside be went 10 the gang
way to receive the stranger, and even helped
him ever the rail on deck, when he Immediately
found himself clssped in the aims Of his own
brotheF--One in comnsnd Of the Confederate
forces on shore, the other in command Of the
United States forces ahoat. The meeting, uader
such circumstances, was, as yea may imagine
a very painful Ons, After the business was
over, and brotherly chat had, they parted, the
Confederate saying, es he got into the boat,
Whatever happens, Hal, recOllset ons thing;
We viii always be bretheTs." Both arc soDs Of
Comnodore Adams, United slelss navy.
KAEsAs.-QaAnlrsll ana 0nsrebar are about
forty milea from Kansas City with q largely in
creased force. TRs $500, 900 in cash, taken cut
Of Lawrence, has giysn them glory and recruits
and tkeir numbers have swollen from 200 %
1900 In LsssvsnyOTth, Wysadotte. Paol2 and
Ossswstt0mis the eitizens are under arms, and
sll the towns are nightly guarded BY citizen
patrols. The mililsTy are no longer to be relied
On.
-Four men made an attsek on 8 negro ia his
house near Goshen, ClaTemont eouRiy, Ohio, on
Saturday. The negro fred at them, killing two
instantly, and wounaiDg : thiId.-N0TihsFH
paP9.
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We have received, through the sge1t Of The
sss association, the following extracts from the
.liimore Amsrteau, Of the l4lh and 18Th inst;
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Notice.
AssrssoR's 0rFlcK Of the 9th Disirict)
OF the State of Ohio.
TIFFlS, Jau. 9th, 1863.


OF the State of Ohio.
TIrFIS, Jan. 9Th, 1863.
have subdiyided this District into ten
(l0) Divisions, and appointed Assistant As
SCISSORS therein, as follows, to.wit:
DIVISION No. | is comprised Of the several
townships Of Lyme, Riagfeld, Norwalk,
Townsend. Wakeman, Sherman, Peru, Bron.
son, and IIartland, in Huron County. and
HIRAM RUSE,of Norwalk, HMn County,
Ohio, is the Assistant Assessor tneren.
Division No. 9 IL comprised Of the several
Townships Of Clarks6eld, Norwich. Green.
field, Fairfield, Fitchville, New London,
Richmond. New Haven, Ripley, and Green.
wich in Huron County and JOHN BARNES
ef Green wich Station, Huron County, Ohio,
| is the Assistant Assessor therein.
Dyision No. 3 Is comprised Ofthe several
| TOWNSHIPS Of Berlin, Florence, Vermillion
Huron, Milan, Oxford, Groton, and Perkins,
in Erie County, aud CHARLES II. BOTS
FORD, of Florence, Erie County, Ohio, is
the Assistant Assessor therein.
Division No. il comprised Of the several
Townships o( Portland, Mhrgaretta, and
Kclly's 1slaud in Erie County, aud j. @.
lBlGELOW OF Sandusky, Erie County, o.,
| is the Assistant Assessor therein.
Division No. is comprised Of Ottawa
County, aud JAMES KlNGHAM. Of Port
Clinton. Ottawa County, Ohio, is the Assis
tant Assessor therein.
Division No. is comprised Of Sandusky
County, and JOSEPH L. RAWSON. oi
Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio, Is Assist.
ant Assessor therein.
Division No. is comprised Of the several
ownships Of Adams, Pleasant, Liberty,
jackson, Loudon, Big Spring, Seneca aud
| Hopcwell, and all that part of Clinton rown.
ship which is situated on the west side OF
the Sandusky River, in Sent ca County, and
JOHN A. HALL, Of Tifiin, Seneca County
| Ohio, is the Assistant Assessor therein.
Division No. 5 is comprised Of the several
| Townships of Eden, Bloom, Venice, Reed
Thompson, and Seipio, and all that part OF
| Clinton Township which is situated east OF
the Sanduskv River, in Seneca County, aud
I IrHlLiP SPElLMAN, Of Tifiin, Seneca
CUunty,is the Assistant Assessor therein.
1 Division No. . is comprised OF the several
| Townships Of Polk, jackson, Venice. San.
dusky, Liberty. Chatield, Cranberry, and
Auburn, IT, Crawford County, aud G GORGE
w. TEEL, Of Sulphur Springs, Crawford
County, Ohio, Is the Assistant Assessor
| therein.
Division No. 10 is comprised Of the sew
eral townships of Milestone, Dallas, Bu
cyrus, TOd, Texas. Holmes. and Lykens
| in Crawford County, aud JAMES LEWIS
of Bucyrus. Crawford County, Ohio, Is th,
! Assistant Assessor therein.
! .... LUTHER A. HALL,
Assessor for the 9th District Of the State o
| Ohio
/ fcb6 II
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Auccsiolc, OF BIRDS.

Marryatt relates these pleasant anec-
dotes Of the sagacity OF bircs.
There is much more intellect in birds
than people suppose. An instance of
that occurred in slate quarry belonging
to friend, from whom have the naIra-
tive. A thrush, not aware OF the 'xpau-
sive properties of gunpowder, though.
proper to build her nest on ridge Of The
quarry, in the very centre Of which they
were constantly blasting the rock. At
first she was very much discomposed by
the fragments flying in ali directions, but
she would not quit her chosen locality.
She soon observed that bell rang when
ever a train was about to be fired, and
that, at the notice, the workmen retired
to safe positions. III a few days, when
she heard the bell, she quilted her expos
cd situation aud flew down " where the
workmen sheltered themselves, dropping
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-06-19
The War and the President.

This war is a war 10 save the nation.
Ii is war not only for ourselves, but for
our children 10 tho latest gcnerltion.-
1t involves inter, SITS oi almost iHfnite
magnitude. The men in power at
Washington ure but dust in the balance
when weighed against the deslinies at
stake. To whatever side they nuy shift,
il is nothing in ito bearings upon the CD.
legations 1f the war. II the Presidtn nt
usurps, iInpcaeh him, as the Constitution
provides, Iy the House of Repre- senia-
ives, and tiy him ly the Senate. Ii
you do not choose to DO that, bear with
him Tor the twenly-one months he will
remain in Cfiec, or seek 10 change his
conduct by arraying against him the
force OF public opinion.
Take any Of lhefe parts thntyou please,
II you think tae President is WRONG
But il you ure q sare man. don't be gull.
" of the madness, ii you Ore loyal nun
don't be guilty Of the iathlessness OF say.
ing that II this creature OF day does
this, or fails TO 90 that, the rebellion
shall have its wGy and the nation 60
down. You might US well say that if the
priest at The altar docs not ris htly per-
lurm his duties, the Ark OF The Cove
nGnt shall be broken, aud thai Il the
ministers Of lhe CLur,h 60 astrpy, relig
ion itscil shall be uljurcd.
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The Amy and the Prcsidcni.

Oiten have heard the opinion warmly
expressed by plain, tue men OF tie rank
aud lilc, that Mr.. Lincoln is the only man
in the country Who could have held the
army together Though the lurcgonc ,xl.
gCncics Of the war. OF coulsc there
will be frequent comparisons made be-
tween him aud J,iltrson Davis. And II
is we'll wcrth noting how common tho
idea IL, that Abral bm Lincoln, with bis
homcly person and awkward manners,
has tie Inside Of high soulpd gentle.
man, while the accomplished rebe, chlor
has nll his gentleman On the outside, and
is full ol uglucss within.
] shall ioaye ~ Others TO determine
where the right parts Of gen lvman
hay their proper at and payiion,w ,whtth-
cr at the tchtcr or on tho furluce but
you muy dercnd upon it, thul the soul
and sin,ws ot CUR lOyal armies care moth
ing Tor all the Shiurdcc9 pol sh ard re-.
lin, inert VI The most aristUcrutc urerO NJ g,
in COMPARISON with truth and sincerity ~
the lnwurd parts vi mdIhood. This,
mere than any thing else, is what gives
gu: Commander-ln.chiei such Il pr1digi-
Ou' ho,d on tho minds oil bis soldiers I;
and, may add, It ID mSki"g him slrUng.
or with them the mUfc he is known. vi
all the men nuw conspicuous on the To-
l,liCa! boards, ho 10 btll,v,d to have the
p,ainest and tue simplest heart aud,
certuinly, in limes like III, Ne, the one
Git ol inspiring such faith is worth isr
mure thnn all the urts Of stute-crait and
all the iasinutions OF p rsonal accom-
Plishmcut. 1t was the same thing which
IN another grrat uStIonal xigcn1y. made
Old Father L-t.m,r," US hc was callrd,
an int xlireuishaLlc light und al irrcpres-
siblo iCrcc.
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ways has been an enthusiastic admirer Of
Gen. Mcclellan, believing him the very
man 20 lead the Union armies. II re are
the Copperheods en- masse, procla'minp
the war for tho Union unjust, unconstI.
tutioral, murdorLus, ard certain to rcsult,
as il oupLt, in the triumph of the X sbels,
yet all yoci crous FOR NCClellar--hailing
his name with "a perfect storm of en,hu
sinsm.n How Is It, uhy is il, that those
who a1hor and denounco the war Cor the
Union, predicting its certain failure, are
all SO fierce for having Mcclellan con.
duet i Do these men want to be prov.
ed 6ulsc prophets by having the war sue.
coed, when they insist that it not only
should,Lut ma,t lail9 Aud how il 10 that
some men who say they want the war to
succeed are agreed in tie choice Of u con,-
maudvr in cur armies wi h oil those who
want 1t TO fuill-N. Y. TdRKe.
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close TO their feet. There she would re-
mau until the cxpl, sion hud taken ltcc, +,
and then she returned to her nest. The
workmon observed this and nurratcd il TO
their employers, aud it was also told 10
visitors who came to view the quarry.
Tho visitors naturally expressed q wsi
to witness 80 curious specimen Of intel
lcct but, as the rock could not always
be ready to be blasted when visitors came,
the bell was rung instead, aud for q few
times answered the same purpose. The
thrush flew down close 10 where they
stood but she pcrceycd d she was triled
with, and II intcr'crcd with her process
Of incubation-thc consequence was, that
Afterwards, when the bell was rung, She
would peep over the ledge, to ascertain II
the workmeu rctroSted and il they did
not, she would remain whcr' she was,
probably Saying to hcrsrlf." Ne, not
gcntlcmcn I'm not to br reused oE NY
Cggs lot your amusJ nett"
Somc birds have great deal Of ghumor
in thtm-pOrticulary the raven. One
[ that belonged to me was the most mis-
/ ichirvous aud amusing creature | ever met
with lie would yet into the Alwcr.gar-
den, 20 to the beds where the gardner had
sowcd great variety ofsccds, with sticks
/ put Ia the ground with labels, and thcr
he wOu d amuse himself with pulling ur
every stick, Huj lay inv thcm in heaps oi
ten or twelve on the path. This used t.
initiate the old gardner very much, whc
would drive him away. The raven knew
thut he ought not tuto IL, or he would mol
have dvuc Il. lie would ,oon return t.
his mischief, aud wien tho gardner again
chus, d him (thc old man could not Ealh
very Gsst,) the raven would just keep clcai
ol the rake or hoe In his hand, dancing
back before him. and singing, as plain Us
man could. "Tul de rul de- rol, tul d,
rol dc rol =! with all kinds Of mimickius
gestures. The bird is alive now, and con
tluucs Tho same meriiUriuus practice
whenever hc eau iind au opportunity.
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Mcclellan and Peace.


The Herald, summing up the doings OF
Fernando Woods 4" Peace" meeting,
truly says;
"An address and resolutions, urging
peace ia the strongest monner, and de-
nounciDg the Administration in the most
violent fashion, were adopted. Every al
lusion TO peace was hailed witt tremen-
dous applause and spery time the name Of
Gen. Nc eCisilan uas mentioned q per-
feet storm Of enthusiasm pas oceasioasd.
The mention of Mr.. Vallandigham's name
wos also the signal for very decided up-
probation. The speeches were in time
with the resolutions. exceedingly denun-
eiutory of the Administration, and in Ia
yor OF cessa ton of hoslilities and the
shedding Of blood Immediately, on any
honorable TERMS"
We call the attention OF Mr.. John Van
Buren aud the World to this concstcpa-
tion, and urge them to favor the public
with rational ard candid account Of il.
Here is Mr. Vallandigham, who makes
his beast that he never voted man nor a
dollar for the war, but always opposed il
IN every shape and form, who is aud AZ
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GOOD N EWS
GREET 7,RIU.NPH! !

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tor, for removing all local pains.
Benham's Gargle.-For Dipthe-
ria, Putrid Sorethroat, Thrush and
liberation of the Throat.
Benham's Renovatiae Pills.
For Nervous and Sick Headache,
indigestion, Colds and Sour Stom-
ach. They will cleanse the stom.
ach without any inconvenience.
Benham' s Worm Pastilla Candy.
The surest, safest and most reli
able. Easiest to take. No physi
clan required.
Benham's Hygiene Cough Drops
For Cough, Group and rattles in
children-good also in Fevers.
Benham's Liver Pills.-Good to
cleanse the system of all bilious
habits.
Benham's Joshua Drops.-like
Joshua ofold, who commanded the
sun to stand still and it obeyed
him, so with the Drops. All NOR
bid, or loss of, action will be rous-
'ed; all Fevers will be calmed down
in an incredibly short time. They
are decidedly ahead of all other
preparations, for Fcvers, Cramp,
Group, Spasms Inflammation, Te.
Janus or, Lock jaw, Suspended ami.
!, zion, Diptheria, Putrid Sore.
throat, and in fact it is a perfect
Joshua; as hundreds will testify.
Prepared and sold by n
a. BENIIAM,
Mclmore, Seneca county,0 ..
For Snle by d lbois L Co., Tiiiin. a.
jy i.62'ir
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war Democ ocrais. no Demccrais,

In the SPEECH Of the Peace Convention
in New York, Judge McCunn said:
"Lot us look upon war Democrats as
worse than war = puhlicans.. No man
uko is a Democrat cen Be in Jauor Of the
t1dr.
Exactly! II will not be long before
that opinion will find universal xFress-
ion among The so called DemocrStio lead.
ers. Men who think more OF their ooun-
try than Of mere party name, will be
compelled 10 make their clcetion between
the two Toledo Blade.
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farm aud guusshoIa.


Much concern is manifested By tho
farming community regarding the pros.
pcet for the murLet fer thoir Sorgoh pro-
duet l have recently received .ues
from DIR. Rciehcr, proprietor Of the cx.
tensivc sugar rcfneries In VI. Lyus aud
Chicago, IN which he refers to tho in
ereasing demand for syrup, and among
other things suys:
:" Expect 20 contract foi ton or twcn.
y theu.aad bar,e's. We ure oGeritg q
contract OF 10 cents for raw S1rro for
twenty thousoUd barrels, Of fair lo good
quality. This is done to slow tl.at W.
have confidence in the article at tiat
prcc, and think It will Ia lfueuee men tJ
cultivate II ts crop"
tWi,l dd, also thlt the transactions IN
the syrup in this city for the past few
We, ks have largely Increased, Our siti-
gers IRE becoming more accustomed tu
It's use, ard can assure cur ugricultural
friends that there will be a good ctsl,
market in tbs city for the surplus prL.
duct OF this section OF the State a, re-
muncraiiye prices. The want Of unirDr-
nifty in quality has been serious draw
back To the commercial operations in It.
This ca n be rtncdicd here US well as III
Chieogo, ind il must be dorc. have
the assurauce Cisolid men that the mcnns
she'll not be lacking 10 render this G eit
and growing sturlc acceptable to tho
trade. There are Dclchers" in Cinc;n.
natl as well IS Chicago.
Our. fricncs should give more attention
to the cultivation Of this crop, for good
syrup cannot tc made from poor cane
While the expense Of its culture rn.
Manufacture are the same In each case,
the market, the DIFF renee is very great,
Suppose il does cost dollar for a bett
seed to plant an acre. twill richly p; /,
even il the syrup should only bring VI
cent per gallon more, while the prof.
bjlitics arc that it may bring FIVE or { ?,
cents mora, aud mere of ii to un acre -
Great care in selecting soil Is ess' nti /
1t should be rich. and strongly lime--i
u low, black soil but such as makcs {, @
bearing Of wheat and corn.
One or two days extra labor in prepa'.
ing the ground and planting will be wei
rccompcnsed: Plant early, not in fu
row, bu, in a ridge, us the sun will 81,
warm the latter, whilo cold rains settle Ia
the furrow, and either rot tho seed I,
greatly retard vegetation. Tho ser
should be soaked some furiy.eight hou.r
und covered very shallow--not over hah
an inch deor-lnd fof tho" Oiahcitun :
or Com.see.a.na variety, about ten sccs
in the bill. II will yield an abur daL,
crop u Il superior quality. The habit ~
dcIerr,ng planting until corn potatoes ana
every other crop STo in, consider quite
Iirjudicious. Where line syil canno,
be had. an application of lime or house
ashes will accomplish tho same purpose
that ID, s,rcnLcrS the juice richer in saceha.
rlne matter.
Very truly yours, u
ISSAC ii. HEDGES.
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ihc Oid school snDiy and
Kite Flag.

A novel question, which excited quite
a dcbutt, aud r,sulttd in singular vote,
was .prurg upon the Old Scnuul Gcnrrul
Assembly OF the Presbyterian Church,
curing is rccen, soss.on in Peoria. One
OF the members introtuc,d a resolution
Ii, the American 4 z be hoisted upon
The Church in which the Assembly held
It's sessions. Instead Of adopting the pa.
triuiic proposition by unanimous vote
as IN GUY bound by body Ufuuqucstion-
ed LOYALTY, members were UNIV .se enough
TO debate the question, aud the talk soon
became animated and even excited. 1t
was closed by a motion 10 Jay the r,solu.
ton upun the table. This was lost, 100
to 30. A motion was then made to CON
nit il to u special committee, whith was
carried. The committee rrruritd strong
ryowals OF loyalty, but recommended no
further nC,ion un the solution.
The matter did not rest here. The 10y
al cit,ztIs OF Peoria btcl ns aroused aud
pending the disposition oi the C mm lttee's
report aud resolution by the Assembly,
flags were hoist,d ON some hall d,z u
rhurchos Of the city by their trustees, aud
Sh, n Suuda, dawncd the National ban.
ucrs iloUtcd ~ the breeze, while from the
First Presbyterian, in which the Asscm.
bly, hal been sitting, a sccrsh 1.g was
displayed! Ii had been run up Saturday
night by uuknuws : hands US q icluku "
the Ass, mbly lor palteriug on the sub
jet VI the glorious stars and stripes, Ii
was discovered ut an early h,ur aud
promptly removed. Monduy inornirg. be.
fore the Assembly met, the trustees ol
tue Church solved the difficulty BY raising
CUR ever TO be- houored National emblem.
The Asscmbly--Old, but not wise about
flags in time OF rebelliou--uhcr further
debate udoptcd the report of the ecmmt.
tee with an umcudment r,citius the dc.
sire but not the act of the Church trLs
ipps = (tIspeIuu3 IIr,cLy
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-06-19

or The copperheads ofLancsster. o.,
destroyed the type Of the Gizette, III,
Union paper oithat place, nthe LIST inst.
We hear OF similar cowardy acts Of si-
olence In various localities. A Mr.. Bic.
ZEE, 40 cut aud cut Union man, r. sidiag
in copperhta I'D ntighLorhood, in Ap.
plineton, Butlrr coun'y, Iowa. recently
had all his stock poisoned by copperheal
noighbors. Thty spared nothing, killirg
horses, COWS, hogs, chickens, aud evca
his house dog and cat.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-06-19

0J- Gov. Brown of Georgia, in a re-
cent letter cOnsenting to a r. cant renGm-
inaton, says: "And we should never.
under any circumstances. consent to II
reconstruction OF the old Union. or to
any political Uuior with the Abolitan
States. upon any condition whatever,
Nor should We ever lay down our aims
ill the independence Of these Confeder-
ate States Is Internationally recognized,
There's comfcrt foI wCod's Pcaccmep.