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% TICKNOR / FIELDS,
l3SWashington st., Boston, Mass
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-09-18

sbout the Secretary legislating--now,
the money clause troubles him Loyal
Democrnts, left the meeting in disgust,
and Il was well that ladies' stayed away.
Judge LAso, tickled thc-sudieneo with
some Of his classic slang, and We have
not time to speak Of him now. lie is
well known In these parts as the fight
Ing csndidatc--fghting rebels I'LL hell
freezes over, and then he will fgh, them
on the ice. II has made a great change
in LAso and Puon that they did not ee,
to be Colonels Of Regimentsi The
character Of tho var has changed, and
the Ccmmander.in. Chiefis is not just ex
actly what they wanted. Great mer
will differ. That's so
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the Globe. The Government might
change the law fly times to suit such
demsaogocs, and they would oppose ev-
cry one Of them, because their cole oh.
ject is TO break down the Government in
order TO obtain power. So much for this
miserable Copperhead, who, we learn, is
a little sick" at the failure Of all his
plans to overthrow the Government.
When the Mexican War was COM
mopced In the interest Of Slavery, Il was
opposed by many on that account. Mr..
C. L. vollandigham as Chairman Of a
Committee on Resolutions, at a meeting
held at Dayton, Ohio, on the 18th Of De.
eember, is47, reported among others, the
following
Resoired. That whatever opinions
might have been entertained OF the ori.
gin, necessity or justice by the Tories OF
the Revolutionary War by the Federalists
Of the late war with England, or by the
Wings and Abolitionists, OF the present
war with Mexico, the fact Of their coun.
try's being engoged in such war ought
to have been sufficient for them, and 10
have precluded debate on that subject ill
a successful termination Of the war and
that in the mean time, the patriot could
have experienced no difficulty in recog-
mixing his place on the side OF his coun-
try, and could never have been induced
to yield either physical or moral "aid to
the enemy"
Vallandigham boasts that while in
Congress he refused to vote a single dol L.
lar or man TO aid in putting down the
Rebellion, and his whole course, hns
been directly in opposition to the Gov
eminent, thus giving aid TO the ene-
N.Y."
SO II Is with the whole tribe Of Cor
perheads, from the prominen, leaders in
Seneca county, down to tho pickpock-
etc and cut.throats, and negro-k iIlers who
figured so largely in the New York Dem
ocratic mob. Yet thousands of honest
voters are dupcd and led IN every COM
munity by such unprinciplcd scoundrels, 4,
and urged TO vote for G.. L. Vallandig.
ham. one Of the most corrupt and bleck-
hearted traitors, that was ever known
One Of the leaders in Seneca county few
weeks ago, In addressing a public meet
ing, made use Of the following language
--"It would have been God.send, if
the first ship that conveyed the Puritans
to this country. had sunk on her voy-
tge !" We would like to know, il such
had been the fate Of the " first ship" that
the Puritnns across the ocean,
where this vile Copperhcad would be to-
day Would he be enjoying the bless.
ings and prosperity of FREQ Govern
mept ! No, we think not. He is now
every section Of Seneca coun-
", instilling wickedness and rascality in.
10 the minds Of the unthinking and hon.
rst voters, exhorting them to elect ns
their chief Executive OF Ohio, man, who
has been banished from his own State,
by those who were once his political
friends, for coalescing and plotting with
traitors for the destruction Of tho best
Government In existence. We hope
and trust, that the honest voters Of Sem
eca county. will "spot the traitors" on
The second Tuesday Of October.
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Through the Baiiot-Doxes at Home
GLORIOUS vICToRIEsli


""'"R'o"' De'"""fc-Every
o"'o" 'a"o'ao'e h'ec'eo'
Ae"'"cky-oi'Voo Union MaJorI
w
e"h'orn'a-ao'ooo Union mojo-
rhy'
Verinont-a0,oOO Union Mujority!
Nevada Tcrritory-All Union
Mai',c--2o,00O Union Majority
All this was done within the last few
weeks. In October, Ohio will speak D.
Pennsylvania will speak Iowa will
speak All In tones OF thunder and the
verdict will be SO emphatic against trea'
son and traitors, that the poor creatures
who are crawling around eating dirt, will
curse the day they were born The
people. we believe, are resolved to sus'
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A I'ltOCLAMATI

ny the President Of the United States.
Whereas. the Constitution Of the Uni
ted States has ordained that tho privilege
Of the writ Of hnbcns corpus shall not be
suspended, unless hon IN cases Of &c.
bellion or invasion the public safety may
require H. and, whereas, a rebellion was
existing on the Sd day Of March, 1868,
which rebellion Is still existing; and.
whereas, by statute which was approved
on that day, 1t was cnactcdby tho Sen.
ate aud House OF Representatives Of the
United States in Congress assembled that
during the present insurrcc,ion the Presi.
deaf of the United States whenever In
bis judgement the public safety mny ro-
qnirc, Is authorized TO suspend the priyil.
cec Of the writ Of habcas corpus In any
State or any part thereof and whereas,
in the jndgm ont Of the President the
public safety does require that the privil.
eye of the said writ shall now be suspen.
dcd throughout the United States II
cases whereby the authority Of the Pres
'dem OF the United States military ma
val and civil officers oi the United States
or any OF them, hold persons under their
command or In their custody, either as
prisoners OF war; sp'es' OF a'ders or aoe''
'o's o' 'he enemy, OF o'hcors' soldiers or
seame" eh'o''eu, u'a'ed or mustered or
e"hs'eo y" OF oeiong"g 20 t"o iand or
na'a' 'oro's o' tue oh''eu states or as
aeSe''e's u"e''''0" o' o'ne'w'se ame"a'
o'e 10 "'""''y law OF 'ne 'o'es ahd ar
views VI "'n' ., W u,s '"''s ""o ''g"'a.
nous p''s'''oo' 10, '"o "'''a'y OF "a'''
se'V''es oy 'ne o"'"o''y o''he ries''eh'
VI '"e o""'" S'a,e'' OF '0' resisting u
"an :" ''' any ''"o : one"'e 'ga'hs' 'he
",""'' W ""'a''''''o.'
Now therefore, - no''n"m ih'0'n'
fes'"e"' o' "' on''ea S'a'es' 40
",'0o' P'o''"'" ""u "sN' s"'"" '" ut
""v" " "'' .'''e' ''"' '"' P""'s.
:. w =" - ".,Na .'.s r'"u'N
''s"oN' Wv NV" ''"',' wv ~
N' 80 oe'Y,' '"."o","' .' SUI '''a. "'''
,sr'"'''" WI, vo"'''' u'''"s 80" "
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DAN VOORHEES,, rnr TRAITOR.

A. =, -.
"''p.apn oNfa''a !" '"v '."e'h"a''
'o'a' "0" '"a'a""po"s' uo'eo 'ne
,'," '"'s' TWINS ""0" we 'ea'" 'n"' tue
' ."''"a u'"0' .'"s VeV near ge'''"g
=" a'' oaeS' os the hands OF d lot OF
r'"sa' 'o'a'e,S' as 'ne ~ ha''a''on OF
ne osa nes'mc"' was rc'or"'"g "o"
se''e nau'e' Q" saturday an attempt
vas '"aa" ny 'hen 70 eans ia" 'oet'
"'e' VINO ~as' VII" "'s w"e' on tue
sama "an' Inc car was brokon into
a"a '"o'"ees '"V''ed 10 get on 'he cars
ne oe"'opo OF '"e car was sehed' aud
aemo"sua,.ons made OF the most violent
nature. Tho soldiers crowded around
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-09-18

HrLrt HrLr, THE Rebels are
crying for help. Why don't the leading
copperheads Of Seneca county 90 down
70 South Carolina and Aslp tasir lriend'!
Forts Wagner and Gregg, and Knox
vile and Chattanooga, in Tennessee
have fallen into the hands Of the Union
boys Why don's the Advertiser joe
the memory Of these Demoustic pairi.
ots and let them know that their friend,
wants them South. ia aN
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CORRESPONDENCE or ruE TRIBUNE. ]
FROM TIE 55th OHIO.
QuANrER Masters OFFIcE, J
IN DRie. 2p Div. liTH CoRPs, A. OF p )
BRIsroL STATION, Va. }

ID BRIG. ID DIV. llTH CORPs, a. OF ~
BRIsroL STATION, Va.
AuSu't a6n. 1863.
EDIroR TRIBUNE, TIrrIs, Ono Sir:
am Private Of Company G. 65tb
Ohio Volunteers, and once was in the
employ Of s. w. Shaw, at Republic.
Ohio, as Deputy Post Master. After
coming into the army, used OCCASION
ally to correspond with the said Shaw,
until his letters became too treasonab le
for me to tolerate and stopped the cor
respondepce, receiving his last letter In
April or May last. Sometime in April
I sent by one Sherman, private, of our
company, who was going to Republic on
Nrlough to purchase me box OF cigars.
The did so and bought them of Shaw |;
whcn he arrived at the Regiment, he had
only half OF them left, for which I paid
him, and left him to settle with Shaw
Well afler coming back from G ettys.
burg, | received from said Shaw paper,
and Of the most contemplate de-
scriptiou (The Divinity Physician, Pub
lishcd at Benton, Crawford County, by
one d. Tuttle) with the Initials as. w.
S" on one corner. aud note on the 9TH
er saying that " Shermaa had not paid
for he cigars" felt mortified at re-
ceiving il, and asked Sherman about il
He said he sent money home to his pa
rents and told them to pay 1t, and ho i'm.
medistely wrote home telling his parents
to settle Il Immediately. supposed the
last insult would suffice, but yesterday I
received another document Of an incen-
diary character. but of such character
that the gentleman did not dare put his
initials upon, Il for, fear ] suppose. Of
getting himself into trouble. wish
him 10 undsrsisnd thaf sueA document,
will not circulate here IL can prevent !,
and send II back with my opinion OF
contents endorsed therefore. Such doc
uments are in my opinion contraband''
, and the eopperheads may rest satisfied
with this attempt, aud keep all such al
home, for they only tend to make III, |,
actions doubly ,reasouable in our eyes
J hope you will pardon mo, Il have in
truded upon yonr time. 9"
:. Yours truly,
HEsRY w, KrLLoeG.
, Private Co q. 55th Reg't o. vi,
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NEVER SURRENDER!


Men are talking Of peace and compromise,
What does Il mean, can they tell1
Ii. but right that the people who talk 0
peace,
Should define their po ition we'll.
Does Il mean that oil traitors shall lay dowr
their arms,
And acknowledge at once their mistake
Aud the Union come forth with new vi igo
and strength,
Which no future rebellion can break.
No It meant that our National honor shal
fall,
And we gave MP our old time trust:
That the beautiful colors we've loved 6,
long.
Shall CONS trailing home in the dust.
They tell US this war Is castAing too dear
That we're giving up all that we shoult
prize
II is time that the North should stop fight
ing at once.
And ask for compromise.
We who have lost and suffered the most,
Are We willing to give IL up nov -
And have dishonor. reproach, and shame,
Bound on on National brow 2
We 20 10 our hard.won battlc-felds,
And see there our thousands Of slain;
hose have given their lines for the cause oi
right,
And now, shall Il all be in vain
No, No, God forbid our cause must no,
fall
With the right, ight and true earnest W III
Let us press on anew to the conflict, and
heaven
win award us the victory still:
We At home can cheer up the brave soldiers
abroad,
With kind words and with fervent prayer,
And ms they need help in the work TO be done
While there's one, )" we've enough and Ia
spare"
Let tus throw of our weakness, all gricfand
all fear,
And the time, not far distant. shall come
When our triumphant bugles shall sound
from afar.
Aud our armies with honor come home.
GREENLAND, o.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-09-18

OF A wine merchant having sent a
simple Of wine to Lord Derby, which be
averred was a specific for the gout, sub
sequcntly wrote asking for an order
The earl replied, presenting his
compliments to Mr.---and begged TO
say he had tasted the wine, buie-pre.
fsrred he gouf.
o. Senator (traitor) Toombs Of Geor.
gia, In letter written onlv last month,
says ofreunion:" can conceive Of no ex-
tremity 10 which my country could be re-
duced in which would for a single mo.
ment entertain any proposition for any
union with the North on any terms what
ever"
0tAweak favor OF genius in an essen
TALLY common person is detcstable. 1t
spoils the respectable neutrality OF com.
mon-place character,as the rinsings Of an
unwnshed wine.gloss spoils draught Of
sirwater.
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dated al, this--lay Of. lr6--,
MOTIF 1.-The hrst OF the above certificates must
he s'snedby the person claiming esempon. and the
second by two respectable citizens (hess OF a ie,)
residents oite town. county district In which the
person resides, and he sworn to before magistrate
Norg e--Ihis certificate isto be used only in ease.
where The labor Of ths person claiming xempiion 4.
actually necessary Tor the support Of the persons de-
pendent on him. The exemption does not spply In
where there Is sufficient properly to yi-A sup.
port, and the necessary business for collecting the in
like. ~ ~
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The attention or those claimng r,,,prt,o,, ar.,.,
we ~ Ji 4h 5th, and6th pfavi .ions nf So . n,
."s Asl sioresaid passed NInfeh a. iyca is ia,.d
pnblished for their infor mation '''''" =" We
40 apPncauo1 for exemption, except nader the lth
o, sN Act '(Form sG) viii he III. osed Of nm
N9,'ce viii hereafter he given orhe time and nlaee
OF the commencement of said Dral. ''N0
-. STEINER, ID.
Capt and Provost MnrshaI
9th Dist. of Ohio
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Yours truly,
HEsRY w, KELLOGG.
Private Co q. 65th Reg't o. vi

s. w. Shaw - Rspsblic, OAios--I
paid sherman for the cigars, and l sup
posed he had paid you, long ago. He has
written to his folks to pay you immsdi-
stsly; if they do not do it let me know.
I am very sorry Il has not been paid be-
fore.
You wi n oblige me il You will never
sgain send such document as this THE
one issued by the Vallandighammers, and
addressed to the Democracy of Seneca
eoan,y.--Ed. Tribaas. :. to my address,
for considered il " rank treason" aud
would consider il disgrace to any sold
Ter or Uaioa nan to be found with such
a thing in his possession. MY senti.
ments you win find on the first page
trhe following extract contains Mr.. KEEL
LoGG's sentiments, which every true I'm
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Certificate Of a Parent that he or she de-
sires one ofhis or her sonS ,r,nDi,d

!, the subscriber, the fiiher(or mother) Of -qnd
- residents of----. -----, county. State Of
---. hereby certify that am aged and inGrn,
and that am dependent for su port the labor OF
my two sons, above named; aud that elect that my
--son -, shall be exempt from the operations
Of the act ofCongrs.s, "ior enrong aud calling out
the NATIONAL fo'ee., Nc, approved March J, is63.
We. the snbsorih-rs, do hereby certify that shs.
aboye'nnmed-----is aged and iniirm, andalstsnlent
on the labor of tons for suppou TT
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-09-18

Dated at, this day of---, ipSi
NoTE THE first certificate nust be .isaed by the
parent making the election, and the second by tive
respectable enizens (heajs of fauiss) resiasns or
the town county. district in which the person re
side, and sworn TO before maglara'e. la ease the
father deceased. the eerifcate Is to be signed by
The mother, and The fact OF the ther death to be
stated by the psrsons ceribins. ~
SoTEg.-fhis certificate il 10 be used only in ca
ses where the labor Of person Staining exemption
actually necessary tor the support Of The persons
in cases where there is suiHcicnt proper,y 10
yieid support, and the necessary
nT the iaeonieeap be transacted BY sseusss isus,ee
OF the like.
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PsicE "a correspondent Of the New
York Iribans- with the Army Of the Po-
tomac, says thai a ohort time since a
Confederate staff oihcer sen, wold acros,
the Rappahannock that he Wished 10 see
one Of our officers. Gen. Custer won
over The Confederate (col. n. c. Mnr
wanted 10 sinquirc about Gen. Gregg, VIII,
was his elassmate. Before Gen. Caster
Ich, Col Hin told him, oonhdentially
sba, peace wss near AT hand, aud ,w,
other odicess volunteered similar epin
ion. They deehaed to give their reasons
but seemed TO be in earnest Il is sai
that Lee is at Richmond in consultation
with Davis.
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THE DRAFT.
9Th Congressional District, Ohio.
rRovosr MaRsHaLi Of1cE, D
arH CoSeEsssIosaL Disr. oV OHioS

rRovosr MsRsHaLi Owes,
arH CoSeREssiosaL Disr. or OHfol
SANpusEY, o., Sept. ~, 1887
rIUE rtesident Of the United States has assigned
the npn,bcr Of men 10 he drafted, as the frst
part Of the qnots Of Troops 10 he far.
nished by the 9th District Of the Stsie Of ohio, under
the Act approved March Nd, 1861, en,iilsd "An Act
FOR eproIins and calling DOT the National Forces,
and for other pnhr,osss, and ordored that dra b.
made; Nv tho Hoard Of Enfciment Of said 9Th Dis.
rici, for the number assigned said District, and
fnv per cent. In addiuon thereto. -
The Drafting wilibe mafe scharaiely fyf each En-.
roInent suh. district, fef The aumherof men (ineu-
ding the 6ny per cent. addtioa) assigned 70 each, "
follows, towitt f.frrElF rTlg
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
William MullhOIIand's

Estate.
NO T1CE hereby given, that the subscri.
Der has been appointed and qualified rs Ad.
ministrator Of the Estate Of WN MULLHor-
LAND, late of Seneca County, and State Of
Ohio, deceased.
WASHINGTON MULLHoLLAND
TifIin, Sept. Is, 1863. 5s-s4t
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TIE Richmond Esqairsr Of Sept. 7th,
publishes an article urging Lee TO make
snether raid into Pennsylvania 70 help
the copPerhead Democracy at the octo-
Der election ia f..sfrr 8,
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A LAnEsrAELE FAcr.--Thst whore
issSssg coppesheads and traitors exist
and have influence. riois and bloodshed
take place. Look over the country. and
sec Ii il IL not So.
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STATE SENATOR.
C1I ARIES FOSTER,
OF Seneca County.
Union County Ticket.

For Representative,
L. j. WELKER,
of Thompson.
For Probate Judge.
ANDREW II. BYERS,
Of Tiflin.
Clerk Of the Court.
JAN ES NJ. STEVENS,
Of Eden.
Pro ccuting Attorney,
NELSON l.. BREW Err,
ok Clinton.
Commissioner, Gull Tsrm)
DENNIS +. CRAMER,
Of Clinton.
Commissioner, Vacancy
DAVID DICKEN,
of Liberty.
Inhrmnry Director.
A. g, BAKER,
Of Reed.
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Personally appeared before me the abo We named
and 'and severely made oath that the naove
certificates ara correct and true, to the beat OF the
knowledge and belief ---l- -.
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CHArrAsooeA was occupied on the 9th.
BY Roseerans's army, the enemy having
evacuated the place on Tuesday teh 9th.
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LETTER LIST.

Remaining uncalled for at the TiiIin Post
Office on September ls. 1863.
Pecn Eliza Bogart Oliver r.
Pogue John BEL Mise land 9
Roeinie Margerct Coleman IIearya
Rust X 5. Conlcy q. A.
Seits Lewis Decker haryJ.
Sccrist Margcrct Dell Carrie
Paphan Earnest Ebersoe Cap,
Ficfenbaucher L. Ellis David X.
Urlen Jemimie Hall Sarah
Waffle Felt kcpplemeycr Frnpk
Merlin Alrcns Lighlcah Isaac B
Misgrove Margcret Lewis Peter
Pelan James Mathews Henry W.
Park Rubert Miller Isaac
Persons calling for the above letters say
they are advertised. WN. GALLur, r. NJ
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-09-18

Personally appeared B.fose. mo the aboye. name y
-, ana -, and seveyally made oath that
the above certificates correct and iss 10 the be,
oftheir knowledge and bel,sT.- I.:F
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-09-18

JnKtIff OF IIU KeNVos
Dated At, thi'--day yof---. is6
SorE I-This certificate 10 10 be used only In eases
WI the labor of tho Persoa claim ng exemption Is
actually necessary for the support Of The person de
Pendsnt on him, The exemption doc not apply In
eases ~hsrs there Is sueient properly 10 yield sup
port, and the necessary business can be nsscsd for
collecting the income by ageAis, trustees, or the
K Norg 2.-rhe first certifcate must be sifrei by
the person claiming exemption, and the seeonLbf t
respectable persons (heads Of the famlles) retenl
in the town. county, OF district with the persoI
for WHOM exempiioni 10 claimed.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-09-18

STRIPES, FLANNELS, MEMS
Wear in great variety. Hosiery
Trimmings, Hoop Skirts, &c, &c.
Citizens of Tifiin and the adioin.
ing country call and examine our
stock before purchasing. and we
arc confident we can sell you as
cheap rs the cheapest. Our stock
is exceedingly attractive and our
prices right.
Thankful for past favors, we
hope for a share OF the trade in fn-
ture.
Respectfully,
CONDlT, HAMILTON & co.
Sept. is, 1868. Soft