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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-09-24

tResidence opposite Ind lana n otel. J sspcr. }
Hasa large stock o. Dry Goods, Groce-
- RES and Motions. which he l. desirous
o. peddling out on the principle Of "small
profits and quick salcs-- lie gives below
somc of his piiccs. and invites those who
wish 70 buy. 70 call on him % biz homo. or
stop HE wagon, when ~ motion Al kind
q produce taken IN cxch.nre fSr goods.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-09-24


Col. Edmonslon has LANDED ms a
letter from soldier Of the gallant
49fll. from which We make the fol
lowing extracts. II will he seen that
the soldiers, like all other patriotic
sensible persons. are for Mcclellan.
In CAMP AT ALGiFRs La.
Monday Sept 5 1861.
DEAR scLE,-Well. Colonel Duff. he
health Of the 49lh. 10 good; all The boys from
the township Of Columbia are in splendid
health. TrIs town. Algiere, is situated on
The opposite size ~ the river from New Or.
leans, and i os large as your town. The
inhahitsnfs src = mixture Of all nations
French, English, Spanish, Indians. Creoles
Ac, &c. uni abuve MI The freed men aud
women. Wc have good time here, they
hsu: water. wood and raticns oil 10 our hand.
W get plenty - cat; 90 on guard evury-
"ihes ds,. but that don't hurt old ones. ~
Well Uarie Bas, | want George B. McCIcl.
Inn for President. nm M unconditional
Union man, ] see in the different papers
that 'here u strong talk of peace com
ni''ce going rom Washington city TO Rich
mond. 70 offer the rebels terms Of peace.
hope !, will bavea good effect. Edward
Everett i mentioned us being chairman.
The same paper states that there was oil
ready commissioners from the State ~ Geor
ria and North Caroline, al the City Of
Washington. asking on what terms The
above named States will BE- admitted into
the Federal Union.
am sorry 10 say that I cant pick up D
paper but what find the Editor saying ihc
union men nrc net Democrats Is not TINT
loo much, when one hsIf the proud army
o' The United States are Dcmocrsts7 D
won't vote Tor Abe under any circumstances
The reason u he has taken too much pains in
freeing The negroes. and not only 90, but
now he is building School Houses and eJucs.
Ting the ''kinky heads," and in the mean
while letting the orphans and widows o:
white soldiers "ru,e hog or die /" Isn't that
a shame? God forbid that ever should
think Of supporting any such man. h.,
Us c!ect man that thinks ss much Of
white mans child os he doss of the poor
freed mems.
Well tic weather is very hot. usqucios
awful bad. but we all have bars. There
has been lots of rain 10 this country, com
the last Of May. and continues up
10 the present time.
Some think we will be home for the clec-
lion. but cannot tell how that will be, !
don't give red, for they can only hold Us I
10 November 2lst. NJ the outside. On that
iay we have to be IN our own State, 20 be
out. That will be happy day
10 nll that live 20 get mustered out. :
We have some trouble about politics I
among our soldiers. but not much. We are K
pretty we'll divided, the bigger half OF ,hec \
s9th are for Mcclellan. don't know who
Will DO The Democratic nominee; but w Il
want liiiIc Mar. please write. u
Your Nephew. u
.OHN ". SIMMONS
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nASUFAcTU RER AND De- LER IN
HARNESS AND SA DDLES,
South East Corner of The Public Square
JASPER, IND,
nFFERS his thanks TO the citizens OF Do.
- bois county and vicinity for their pact
patronage, and solicits = continuance aud
extension Of the same. feeling confident thai
We can make i TO the interest Of persons in
want Of any thing 10 his line 20 deal with
him. as his motto is email profits and quick
Gales" May Is, ,62.
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WEST STREsrs.


RATES OF ADvERTrsikc.
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Each subsequent Isscrtion, IS els
Longer adversisemc nts, AZ snme rnic. A
Traction ever even square or squares. counted
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Col. Edmonsion has handed MS a
letter from a soldier Of the gallant
4aill. from which We make the fol
lowing extracts. 1t will he seen that
the soldiers, like all other patriotic
sensible persons. are for Mcclellan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-09
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY JUNE s4-w1TH SUPPLEMENT-

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IS; sss .%,h 81. q
s:,.sss s'dsr Boston, 'sA' Alice Ao"'
90 AZ 81. 4 .: :. an. s: s
WILEY. e:orysiswp PC; sehrs Connecticut Carrie, and
BATE June I-cid brig ca,harns Nctss Fortress Mon
JsS: AR :sa. cAsss. Ley:rSs ssss
FSI sssis c Ne. sa
pcT sr 90 Sa: .sl5s s.. e.
e. .sS ry,ssmas Sss%.n sa;%srs 70: s0s,cS
for xnae. Carr Tor salem; Prize Mayo DO i.s 81.
c'Sv:, sasfn A. Gs
Packard
LAWSON s sss. :sA, srs S.;- Pay x.%
JUNE shs Helen and
ham 81 "a ssS ss!s tss: NIP JOIN
acs Ssw s sSa s on sn "a
Denn:on Briggs and Armadlo Chase. New York; Angel
We Wy EoSpoS june AR s.ts.m.r Miami Ess.
ana sa :ers
ica ferss. Newport for kYorI Sid schr VIM Croker.
NEW oRr. une7-Arr sch5 Challenge, Benton, Ihia,
NJ ae for
, EIs Phadens Frank Lucas Taylor do John Lo
F6RTLXHb june sgArr sohr Julia Rlisaeelh, Merrill,
Calais for Washington steamer Chesapeake, Willctts,
rHILADsLrnIA June Arr steamship Norman ns-
futile Rich Elsc'ris Flash ssssons.
sSa ss s.s csnus .na
% B srden Wss
PAN River; Hsrtsrs croxe Perslaad; VIM Loper koS.
S ss
Carved lst!s Port Royal annie Masss smith Boston
ssssss
s
ton; Kla, Narration. Rockand. Old bark VIM Van Name,
s Bss brig: sss a sn aoo
isaa %s. sss
Super, Providence; Taylor Rose, Pawtueket; CLARA
ss.'sH sSs: x.s
asGss NswPSs Shay shw
ysassn, s.usas GsdT. sder iWis%s Rs., cam bridge
bssy ksSnso
Lynn Sohp:sD Smith Fi0y,asass k:y%snd
s%!s: Ss:sa: R,ra:s ;I, Msssltsa; sqjs%S HssS
Ta
Wheeler, McGaughlin, Boston; Fidela. Haley. Newport;
Mary Anna, Murphy, Fall River. .F'
and Expedite Beebe, NYork.
PROVIDENCE, June Arr steamer Warrior Mott.
York. Schrs MISUNDERSTANDING Nckerson Phiadelphla;
Anna Hayes, Fisher. do; Bayes. vromen, do: Kate
H.sSs,hpor. Mary Miller Dayton DO; WaasGeld Eaton
Baltimore Cor Phadelphia) Rescue Kelley. Philadelphia;
James Martin. Harding II Metcalf Hull. and Sata,
Kelley Alice Hale Niork: Trenton Martin; Conan
net Carlow and H. Glover. HolbTSok do Hshi Holmes
Avail Carter, and Success Richards, York.
SALEM, June 6-Arr schrs Montezuma, Mayhem. Jersey
City; LeocAdia, Small, NYork Sid schrs b Cordery,
Babcock; B Clayton, Clayton, and Simmons, God
frey. Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-09

AnNS, 81 Ne Church Of Ne fsansagursstoa Twenty
sbtb seress near FfsA svsoss shs sdAy) afsssaooe,
- 40 ecleok, without further Invitation.
PAi1AnD- On Tuesday, June :, LV0B BERTHA, infant
AA.sAsss q =. J. and hathids Psiard, eyed 10 dayA
y.ss Ss1 ana ana 4 on
me friends q The family are respectfully Invited 70
mother washinssOa street. between Kent and JavsltAs
Thursday afternoon, a. two O'Clock.
srHAouE-oa Wednesday, june Q, WILLIAM HESaY
Notice Of funeral win be given tomorrow
GMnH.-As North Engewood. N. j., on Tuesday June T.
DAVID SMITH, native Of Ormsrtons, East Lothian, Scot
s.Assos.-6u wednesday, May .. SUSANNA sHAxxos,
aged "a years.
ssu-inaw. Henry p Hall, No. 1874 East Thirty sixth
street, Friday Afternoon at two O'Clock The friends
q the family are requested to attend without furthss
notice.
s0UTHARp,--On Friday, June g. from wounds received
- Bermuda Hundred, Captain HKNRY l. SOUTHLAND Com
pany X, First New York Volunteer Engineers Of the
Ate Hon. Samuel l. Southland. OF New Jersey.
Tho funeral will take place from the Church OF the
TRANSPORTATION East twenty ninth street near Fifth ave-
vss and friends Of the family and OF his sister. Mrs.
0Gden Hoffman, are invited TO attend without further
hvitaton.
Now Jersey papers please copy.
eMna.-KilSd, battle on Tuesday May 81, Sergeant
cDDRGs g. SIXTH, Of Fifth New Jersey regiment aged 81
years late q this city, and formerly Of Portland Conn
Town, daughter OF the late John Town. ,
The friends and relatives OF the family respectfully
On Friday Afternoon 81 quarter past twelve O'clock from
he residence Of Dr. EDWIN Webb and past twelve
hom st. Georges church Cars leave Hunters Point at
sso O'Clock, and return at half past two
thompson -On Wednesday, June s, Mrs. ANN THoNP-
Don, aged 66 years.
NE frieads Of the family and those Of her SON IN law
the funeral Friday Afternoon at two o'clock from her
lats residence, No. las Madison street.
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etsanss MartAa Stevens Ohsscs 1sltinss&
Steamer Ann hhxA -. Philadelphia.
RKLOW.
Bark Msuns (BS). from 0lasgew. -
nAIER
M-ohfp 0aenA: ssAamsn Warneeh, yeuen5 ~.
WheatAHd, Eixa, Flor del Mars, 0meee, yShAnne noS1
Srss rgin& EAGLE Fsvcrisss Ass MR. .a .e1 brow
" Nelson, 3 Downing, three brotasr1 Lsww V.sL
Joel Van 6ant Bay ntoh. 1dwaro siaae Ssm
julia B Pratt @N2t
Wind q sunset 6W.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-09
SHIPPING NEW S.

Movements or Ocean Steamers.
MALLS are forwarded By every steamer in hs regular nss
TIE steamers for from Liverpool call
sspt tho Canadian ne which call at Londoadsrry Tks
steamers for from the Con tnsnt, call Southampton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-09

YOUNG LADY OF RETIREMENT, WHO, HAS MET
~ with reverses, desires position as companion 70
lady OF responsibility visiting 70 instruct chill
dren French would do copying at home Address for
week Miss Adelaide B. j., Union Post Office.
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SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


A NUMBER OF WELL RECOMMENDED GERMAN
"a females want situations cooks chambeYmaids and
aundresses girls for general houscwork &c, At
Mrs LOVES German Institute II Stanton It,, she
Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-09

COLORED WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS
"A soupGs Rspne
desserts all kinds Can be tor daybAt l3f West
18th T., second floor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-09

A RESPECTABLE WOMAN WOULD LIKE TO HAVE l
summer while the family out Of town: would like
engage to invalid lady Good city reference
given Inquire 81 Is West 22d st. Thursday morning from
10 IL O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-09

4 RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES sITUA.
n ton chambernad and waitress would assist In
the washing; city references Call at Tl Hisks st. South
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-09


srxAuaa,p KypAR (Br sailed yesterday for Liverpool
srsAnsnrY HAVANA, Capt Greene. sailed tePh ysster'
day for Havana and New orleanA
errAnpoAr eTAny0RD.-This vessel which struck reef
While passing through the upper Of He'll Gate Bau
day and sunk raised yesterday. and viii be ready
70 resume trips next week. We have been informed
that The made that she insured
the by the uries received falling dreclv
The
Sur GUIDING srAR-The Alta California Of Nay u
says-We damage the cargo Of ship Guid
reaches viii probably foot up Il least SOoooo and that To-
gal proceedings will be instituted for the Of the
value Of the damaged good from the Of the vessel
callao reports March g. OF River Pla Benjamin winsor
OF Dnxbury Mass years age Boston papers please
copy.
VISTA Ayres from Manila for San Francisco
BRIG ARco DAM, which left Gibraltar the isth nt
fer New YORK. fired into from the Spanish fortress IA
COOKS leg The brig returned 70 put the the hospital
and sailed again on the 18th.
for
lowed to the w Pass.
FIRE CRACKER shanghae, April SThe wreck Of
miles be ow this place Feb sold auction March Is,
and realized 500 sla Al last advices the water was over
GRErHoeK May 2s-shp Glenavon. Watts which sid for
back 2 eaky was surveyed and ordered to DO
Bark Maryland 1877 TONS blt at Medford lSl5 sold
70 English owners Kanagawa for $500 and her name
has been changed to Yokohama.
Bark Keoka, FAT TONS built ut Pittston 10 847, and
hang from San Francisco has been sold at Shanghai for
2,4J0 taels.
"A brig ANITA owEs asl toms built at Milbrdge in 1885,
now ship now At Bath 900 tons, has been bought bv
Thomas Durham, Bsq for his line of London packets on
private terms.
o. Mr. Rideont, bark OF 4ss tons called the Jenny
Ellingwood- She win DO commanded BY Capt Rlingwood
A.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-05-05
The Cops Howling.

"Frcedum Of speecll" is the cry of,he
Cuppcrhcads in Congress and out Of Con.
Rress, aud the more any of them deserves
hanging, the more he vapors about the
danger Of interfering with this privilege.
iIe wants liccnsc to utter treason, to de.
nuuncc his Government, to express his
admiration for traitors, his hatred OF oil
that IL good, honorable aud patriotic. -
! That " what ho waits, And " talk like
this chances to excite the Indignation Of
some loyal heart, their "lrcvdom ef
speech" is violated!
These fellows forget how they used To
gloOt over the ou,rugcs committcdby the
gentlemen" OF Dxc upon Northern
men, or Southern men, who did rot fall
down aud worship the divinity Of slave.
y. These C"pperhcads had never II
word TO sly in iayor Or "Irec speech" at
that time! Il was neematter then, what
was done 10 nm "Abolitionist. When
the "Birdcr Ruff ms" made laws for
Kansas, aud made il penul oilcnse to
doubt tho law Nilncss of the "pecu'iar in
s,i,ution," did these Copperhcads utter u
word against the infalny! Were they
In favor Of "lree speech" at that time'
Didn't they approve the wholel
Tho Copperhcad idea or"Irco speech"
by ,hcir own Interpretation. means that
he shall have license to utter treason,
but no man shall be permitted to dispute
the propriety of slavery. or the suprcma'
cy Of tho stakeholder! To doubt the
righ,iulncss of making chot,els Of men
is worthy of death. To express sympa.
thy aud completely with rebels is an in.
nocent exercise OF a Coppcrhead's right!
What honest fellows they are!
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-05-05
Union State Convention.

STATE USIoS CENTRAL CrRsIrrEE.(
Columbus, Ohio, March 22. 90.
The undersigned, repre- scutings the
union organization in the State of Ohio,
hereby invite all qualified vuturs OF tho
State who desire the unconditional main
tonanec Di tie Union, the supremacy Of
the constitution, and thu complete sup
preston Of the existing rebellion, with
the cause thereof, bya vigorous war aud
all an; and efficient means, to send dele
yates To convention to ass mblc nt Coll
umbus on WEDNESDAY the goth duy of
MAY next nj II o'clock A. NJ, Tor the
purpose Of selecting four delegates aud
TOUR Altcfnates tn represent the State IN
the National Union Conycntiou, 10 be
held ia the City of Biltiaorc on tho 9TH
of June next. TO nominate candidates for
Prcsidcnt aud Vice President, OF the
United Sta,cr.
Taa convention will also nominate
candidates ior the following Offices
Secretary of State.
Judge Of Supreme Court.
Judge OF Suprem Conrt, To MI vncan'
cy,
Attorney General.
Comptroller Of The Treasury.
One member of tho Board OF Public
Works.
The Convention will consist of one del.
cgatc to every 400 votes cnst tor Gov.
Trough at the last State Election, aud
one sddilional delegate ioI each fraction
Of 200 or upwords, AS per tho following
list.
(Wr omi, all but tho counties Of this
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-05-05
The Fort Pillow Butohery.

Two weeks ngo we publish a short sc-
cunt Of the a,rocity committed by the
rebels under Forrest al Fort Pillo A., aud
which produced thrill ol horror through
out the whole country. The committee
sent to Cairo ,c investigate and take ties
timony, have reported at Washington
that the brutal and inhuman deeds com.
United are far worse than just reported.
The mere statement Of the facts, with.
Jut color or cxaggcration, IL enough I"
rr,,ys that barbariam run mad; mere saw
,gcy, uncnIightcncd by the slightest
glimmor Of civil zuiVn, never yet was
guilty Of such deyilish malice, such bru.
tai, hycna.libc slaughter. The facts are
these The Fort had boon captured,
tho Union soldiers had surrendered, and
were quietly dcporting themselves a.
lawful prisoners. They were entitled to
such treatment rs tho lass Of war guar.
antccs. An overwhelming force sur.
rounded thcm--nnd there was no danger
ol n rescue or aU attempt to rescue
them. Yot, the hclli-h brntcs who bnyc
been a.lUwed 10 roam in tbut vicinity
much too long, taking advantage Of their
hclplcssncss, aud il would socm, ps q
pustimc suited To their dcpruvcd natures,
coolly murdered four hundred Union
Soldiers mu,ilatcd their dead b dies,
aud to show their utter fcndi.hncss, put
some to douth by burrying them alive
Nor did they coniiDc their bnrbarities 10
ihi negroes. Their officers, WHITE
MEN, IN the uniform Of the Union, were
treated to the samc fate, aud rs dclibcr.
,trly slaughtered, aud with M little
coupunction, as II they hud been 81
mnny Wild animals or mad.dogs. This
was sorthcrn chivulry.
Al this is horrible. II would be In.
ctodiblc if stated Of any men save those
WIN have bcra dchumanix ID by the saw
ugrry ot slavery. Nothing hut the bar
harisni sl very cngend' "a and renders in.
ryi,ublc could make possible n tragedy
of blood like thu'.
But the deed Is done. The question
is how long these frnds shall be thus
permitted To indulge in similar ones
unwbipt of justice ! Aro these thing Ia
be allowed to 90 on to the ond There
is u way To stop them. We hope It will
be adopted. Forbcarancc has ceus,i a i'
bc virtu". 1t justice have its way
Let those scoundcrls and barbarians, be
fought, as bruics are. that cruelty aud
mu der will rcnp their proper punish
mcnt. We will not initiate them. Wa
advise no retaliation upon the innocent
let our Uuion soldiers capture these par
iicuidr uilidns, and then give them lhciI
duo according to law.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-05-05
Spies in Our Armies.

n y T,vI, corrcs,onJ.n, or tho
cut. -, =. ,., =. h
o"'c"go 'o"""'' y" 'e'''''"1 '" '"e
v r'ou' ways IN which news Is co'nmuhi'
Gated TO the enemy, gives the following
;,cid,,t,
w 49,, ,.u,,, an. oLo,,.
~
" y" .,. ,,'n,,,.s';', ." ~
.nru !" "'o- '' -
""susJ's, ~, IVY S usu,ps",.u '.r r,,
80, J"u " oS ,,,t so ~, w., s wv"
,.'' '.Mu"e'' "I p"! ."". " ua' ""
IVY .au wv "opo '" vi'"'. ""y
wasp nus poc" .r"sn' WIN 'ncn noh'y
y, n.po...si; IN "Ho "a n' "u'.'uo" "
," 'v,,,,n iV ~ I h,a,,n.n, nn ~ ~ S., s ,n',
o"'y w.n," ,n's uopar.uen' nlu pee" 'ons
warrn n, his arres, could be obtained. nnd
40 ns a derni,r rrsor; a woman wns set at
him.
She smiled her w,v into his conf.
dcncc. and became his I. next hest friend
hui. finding that cars wns or uo usr. far
he could moi be- induces To saw one word
of the matter p,rta,niny 10 bis Office. she
ehnn.cJ h,r p,nn oC attack. nnJ ,urn.d n
,onnir nC ,ur;,us and ps nm ,old h,nut;.
mI eyos upon him. utunlrcouentlv he
would riJs ami of town inIu The countrv.
and h, nbsc,t three nr fuur hours nnd r..
turn. Fnr All tho hours Of thr ,weu,v.
fur bot ius, these sb, onuld nccount.-
Wihin Them. Then. Inv tho mischief. If
mischi,i ,hrrn wa ,nJ shc hrvnn IA
wn,,h n he mndn nuv nrrnnr,,i9n for
th, a, cxrnrsinns N,ne Ii,, Lnad.J bis
oLI. I.Iashi,ncJ ni.,,l drew an Nj. Gives
ligb,ed n c;gnr. bad,, her a Inying .ooi..y
-. onlv that and no,h;ny mms~ WAS
he dccS mud sbe dnII Tim, wouIJ
show. Al las, she observed ,ha, h, mi,
nm ,,s,,l chnrye in,o The ni.toI. an, dny
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-05-05
Seneca Co. Union Convention.

The qualified voters OF the respective
Wards aud Townships OF sen'cs coun'
~, Ohio, who desire the uneond'ticnsi
niaintnance Of the Union, the supreme
'cy Of the Constitution aud the complc"
suppression Of tho existing rebellion
with the cause thereof, are hereby re-
qucsted 10 meet at heH respective P'"'
ecs oil holding e'ecuohs 0"
SATURDAY She itTn DAY Of MAY, 1864.
Il q O'Clock +. NJ, and appoint one dql.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-05-05
Congressional Matters.
w,su,xero,. NAV I.


II j. probable that vote will he tai.
en- in the House on Wednesday on the
bill to provide Republican governments
in those States over,hrown or usurped
by the rebellion. a number Of prepared
speeches are yet to be delivered upon
that subject.
The juint resolution which unani
mously passed. the House and Senate
about a month ago, protesting against
the French occupation Of Mexico and
the establishment of monsrchial institu-
tons on this continent, still sleeps In
the Senate Committee on Foreign Re-
lations, " nch il is permitted ~ do for
reasons OF State policy.
The Army Appropriation bill aPpro.
PIRATES S97l0,000 for medicines, instru.
ments and dressings.
James II. Hood, editor Of the Chatta-
nooga Gozefie, is in Washington as the
representative of the loyal citizens OF
lower East Tennessee, to urge upon the
Government notifications of the order
discoutinuing the issuance or sale Of ra'
tions to ctiz ins at points south Of Nash
vile, Tennessee.
Th" loyal people protest against the
policy of sending them to the war, as {
mott ungratclul return for their many
sacrifices for the Government during th'
war
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-05-05
Legal Notice.


James Lighieap and Albert ligLteap, non
residents o, the State Of Ohio, will take 10.
iiee that the Undersigned, on the Sd day OF
May, A. d. ls6a. filed his Petition, in civ.
II ac ton, in the Court OF Common Pleas Of
Seneca county, Ohio. against them and 9th
ers, in which he shows that they are the oniy
legal heirs Of Robert ii. Lightoap, deceased,
aud as such are vested with the legal title to
so much OF the East half Of the N, Il. OF
section -. township l. north range 10, east
as lies west of the eentre line OF the MI Yer
non State road, save two acres od the South
end, heretofore cold 20 John Chamberlain,
that John Lighteap is now, aud tor long
time has been, in possession OF the same, and
has the lull. equitable interest therein; that
the undeFaigned has two mortgage liens up'
on said premises. TO the payment Of which
said real estate should, by sale, be appropsi-
ated. Aud in said Petition he asks Tor the
extinction oiali claim or title to said premi.
ses, by either OF them. ard for sale Of the
said premises aud application oi proceeds u
pay ms lt Of his said olsins.
Said Petition must be answ cred on or be-
fors July =, issA .
HENRY LAOD.
IEE& BREW RR. Auys.
Nay 5, 1854 So 20 a--S,