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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07
Work Laid 0ut for Canadian Ref
ugecs-Afl tho Chief cities OF Tho North to
be Burned BY the Rebels.

The rebels are inclined to improve up
on tho dastnrdly and murbcrous means
heretofore relied upon byihcm for carry
ing out their wicked Intentions against
the Union. They have before Threatens
cd. IN case Of disaster, 10 rnise The black
illg and give no quarter; and now they
have biz upon smother beautiful pro-
prnmmr. Here II IL. from late number
Of the Richmond Wig:
ave may mol, il is true, b. able 10
send rnidlug party to dash into phla.
dclphiu or New York, 90 do the work !;
nor have we artillery that will carry
Greek fire enough 10 reach thcm-but
we have that winch will go further ihpn
horscmnn can ride, aud will penetrate
what the mighlicst artillery would make
no imprCi : on on--wc have money. A
million Oi dollars would lay in ashes in
New York, Boston ,Pbludc lphin, Chicago.
pitishurr, Washington aud all their
chief cities and the mcn tp do the bu-
sincss, may be picked up by the hun.
drrd IN the streets Of those yIy cities. 49,
| II it should be thought unsafe TO us
them, there are daring men In Canada
Of Morgan's aud other commands, who
hnvo escaped from Yankee dungeons,
aud who would r, ioice at an opportunity
Of doing something lhnt would make all
Nunkc dom bowl with anguish aud cen.
stcrrntun. That what We are saying
may be given n more practical turn, we
wi add TINT we know aud have talked
with man "a well known officer in the
army, aud every way competent and fit
who i ready aud anxious to proceed
tu Canada on this business. He knows
the risk he will encounter, but be is sure
ur the results that will be achieved. We
have addressed ourselves o. the nuhyri-
tics of the Government, because we lcc!
not shadow of q doubt that this mode
Of wurlar, would, under the circum-
stances, be jusliiablc, legitimate aud
right. But should they rtjcd the plan,
rs we suppose they would, then we wish
To remind the public that the scheme
cnn Hs well be executed By private en-
tcrprisc as by the direction or cunivancc
Of the authorities. Richmond, for whom
such fate was designed, Charleston
every day witnessing the disposition Of
the enemy in this regard, and hourly,
experiencing the hazards of having their
purpose achieved, could easily raise the
money needed for the accomplishment
OF the dcsign. Mpacy will supply the
men, aud they, properly organized aud
directed, would easily aud certainly do
the work"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07
Expedition Neatly carried Out,

FoRTREss MONROE March 2O.-Thc
United States steamer Comodorc Barney
with fny six pick cd men, from Union, all
in chorgc Of Captain Williams, left here
yesterday afternoon, and proceeded ~
Chuckatuck Creek. Having landed the
men in small boats at the head Of the
creek, they took guide to the hcadquar-
tcrs Of Lieut.. Roy where they arrived ct
i o'clock this morning, when they immc-
dialcly surrounded the houses and cap
turcd two scrgconts and eighteen priyatcs,
with their smail-afms, with out firing a
shot.
Tine capture is important, as the officers
taken prisoners were in the rebel signal
service, aud ofhighcr rank than appears
above.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07
The COpporhead Blot.

a dispatch dated Chicago, March 30ui,
gives an account Of Corpcrhcad out
break in Illinois on the same night IN tic
town of Charleston. These "Dcmocrni'
ic" coppcrheads were about 800 strung
under command Of one notorious scoun-
drcl named John OIi0ir, n "Dcmucrut'
aud the present Sheriff Of Co!ts county
In the fight on Monday, four of the
saith and one Union cit'z u were killed
aud Colonel Mitchell, FIVE pr,vatcs and
two Union citizens were wounded; two
coppcrhcOds were killed aud s,vcrol
wouHdcd.
General lIcinizclmun was tel, grnpbcd
to ut Indianapolis 10 stnd COCO troops,
which indicated that the trouble in that
quarter was OF a serious uniurc. 40 sol
dicrs of the J5lh lllncis, stationed at
Mattpou, wcutto Chorlcstun, and on their
arrival they found these "Dcmucraiic'
Coppcrhcads making rc'rcut. Pur'uit
was mndc uud abou, 30 Of the yillons
were captured and taken 10 Matt, on aud
placed IN safe qunrtcrs. Reports states
that the Coppcrhcnds were about 1900
strong and ihrt ntcncd to attack the town
of Maticon aud release the prisoners.
LATEn. Maroon, ILL., March 3lst.
Further news slntcs TINT the INSURGENTS
near Windsor, took vote and unnni-
mously resolved 10 attack hlntioon and
rclcnsc the prisoners confined there, hui
the scout they sent out not returning,
he having been arrested, their leader be.
cnmo frightened, aud, after much hcsla.
ton, they did not come. The copper
hondF have not returned home to-day
They say there are bOOO solcirrs in Mat.
toon, and that Il is no use 10 try to re-
lease the prisoners.
LATEsT.-All was quiet Mt Mnttoun on
the night Of the 3lst, aud no upprrhcn.
sion of an attack was felt. Should
demonstration be made, there 10 an nbun.
dant lcrec to guard tho prisoners, defend
the town aud give these Coppcrhcads a
warm reception.
Since the above was put in type, we
find u reliable account in the Chnrll ston
(lll.) Plain Dealer, which is M follows
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07

believe that Johnston has been largely
reinforced either from East Tennessee or
Alabama. There arc no indications that
he intends to assume the offensive, not.
withsionding contradictory reports. The
estimate Of $4,000 for Johnstons com.
nand is nearly correct.
Over nine hundred dcfcricrs came into
Chattanooga in the month OF March. Re-
ecipts have fallen Off for few days past.
Many thousand veterans are marching
overland from Nashville, the raiIroad be-
ing unable to accommodate them,
General Sherman having completed
his tour Of inspection, returned to head
quarters at Nash,i !, to-day.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07
Condensed War News.
The Red River Expedition.
Active Marching of tie G9d Ohio.

NLw YORK April 3.
The steamer Columbia has arrived
from New Orleans on the Goth. The
steamer Luninary brought to New Or
leans from Alexandra twenty-five bales
of cotton and three hundred rebel pris-
oners including Twenty-Five cfIiccrs cap
lurcd on the 2lst ult., twenty.cight miles
buck of Al, Xandria.
The Gnnboats have commenced dc.
siroying property. The troops now fol-
low the example, and the inhabitants de-
stroy all private cotton 10 prevent its
falling into cur hands. Among the pris-
oncrs is General Taylor's chief of staff.
The SD Ohio, in advance Of G cncral
Bank 5 forces, reached Alexandria on
the 18th having marched l7O miles in
ilc days, Eighty or ninety prisoners
were taken, aud small skirmishlng lasted
several days. Our forces were never
healthier.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07
Union State Convention.
SrArE UNioN CENTRAL CoRnIrrEE. !
As

SrArE UNloN CENTRAL CoKnIrrEE.l
Columbus, Ohio, March ~, Ga.
Tho undersigned, rcrrrscniings the
Union organization IN The State of Ohio,
hereby invite all qualified voters of the
State who desire the unconditional main.
tenancc OF tie Union, the supremacy Of
the constitution, and the complete sup
preston OF the EXISTING rebellion, with
the cause thereof, by vigorous war aud
all APT aud fiicicnt means, 10 send dele
gates 10 n convention 10 assemble NJ Col
umbus on "WEDNESDAY the 2bth day Of
May next at II O'Clock A. NJ, for the
purpose oi selecting four delegates and
four nltcrnntcs to represent the State in
the National Union Convcntiou, to be
held IN the City OF Baltimore on the 9Th
of June u, xt, to nominate candidates for
President und Vice President, of the
United States.
The convention viii also nominate
candidates ior the following Offices
Secretary of State.
Judge OF Supreme Court.
Judge of Suprcm Court, To I'LL ayucan.
Cy,
Attorney NcncfAl
Comptroller of the Treasury.
Ono member OF the Board Of Public
Works.
The Con, @ ltion will consist OF ono del.
cgHic Ia every dOO votes cast Tor Gov.
Brough at the last State Election, aud
one additional delegate ior each fraction
or 200 or upwurds, bs per The following
list.
eve omi, all but the counties Of this
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07
Union National Convention,

The undersigned, who by original mp
rointmcnt. or subsequent designation 10
NJ vacancies, constitute the Executive
Committee created by the National con.
vention held nj Chicago on the 10th day
Of May, 1860, do hereby call upon all
qualified voters who desire the uucoudi.
tional maintainarcc of the Uuion, the
supremacy Of the Conttution, aud the
conplctc suppression OF the existing re-
bclllon. with the cause thereof. by vigur-
Gus war. aud I'll nri and efficient means,
tu send delegates 10 a convention tn Ms.
rcmblc at BALTIMORE. ON TUESDAY, TIM
9Th nay or JUNg, 1864, at ~ O'Clock,
noon, Tor the purpose of presenting candi.
dates for the offices of President aud Vice
President Of the Uaitcd States. Each
State having representative In Congress
will be entitled Ia M many delegates rs
W Nv be equal IN twice the number Of clcd-
tors to which such State IL entitled IN the
ELECTORAL College of the United States.
EpwIs u. MoRGAN, N. Y. Chairman.
CHARLES J. GiLMAN, Main,
l.. BRAiSARn, Vermont.
\. ". GooDRiou, Massachusetts,.
r. q. TURNER, Rhode Island.
GipEos WELLEs, Connecticut.
DEsslSC DuRr, New Jersey.
N. u. SmiTHERs. Delaware.
Epwlnp MclHERsoN Pennsylvania.
J.F. WAGNER, Maryland.
THOMAS SOoSER. Ohio.
II. \. LAIN, India
=. l.. CASEY, Kentucky.
Il. pgcK, Illinois.
II. NJ HoxiE, Iowa.
AusrIS BLAIR, Michigan.
CARL ScuuRz, Wisconsin.
w. ID. WAsHRuRN, Minncssotn.
CoRSlLius CoLE, California.
WV. A. pRlLLPa Kansas.
q. ". lRlsu, Nebraska,
Jos, GERuARpr, Dist. OF Columbia.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07
Memphis and Paduoah.

CAIRO, April 3.
Memphis dates Of the Ist state that
Cholmcrs' force, numbering $500 is re-
ported to have been in Grand Junction,
Tenn on the Goth ult. Other rebel
iurces were at Bolivar on the same day.
Forrest was at Trenton AZ latest adyi.
c's. It is reported the 9Th Tenn. Cav
alry, Col, Hurst, about COO strong, had a
tight near Sumcryilr, Tenn, on the
Both ult, with ,b0ut 1900 rebel cavalry,
supposed TO be part Of McCullough's
command. ACtor iigbting three or four
hours, finding themselves largely cut.
numbered, they fell back, leaving d.ty or
sixty killed and wounded in the hands of
The r,bels. \ rebel surgeon is detained
at paGueah, us q hostage for DR.. Hord,
captured and carried away from the hos
phol there by Forrest, Thirty or forty
sick, taken prisoners in the hosptol
at the sometime, were kept 10 miles
back Of Paducah, on the night Of tie
battle, on damp ground, without shelter
or fire, uId marched of the next day
without food. All is quiet at paducah.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07

or A few months since hundred
persons sat down at a festive celebration
IN The Hariz mountains, where pork in
various forms was the principal food. OF
these, eighty persons are in their graves,
aud of the remainder majority Hnrer
nth fearful malady. This strange
event has led to the discovery tha, his
food was charged with flesh worms in ali
stages OF development, or trieliRal,
found in the muscular tissues Of the sur.
vIvors and traced to the pork, These
flesh worms are not killed by ordinary
eco 'ing, and multiply rapidly BY thous.
ands. A great alarm exists IN Germany :,
and the eating pork in many places is
row entirely abandoned.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07
Situation in Northern Georgia.
RiSGsoLD, April |, 1864

The eavally force of tho enemy has
been augmented within few days, and
now amounts 10 about 5000, 1t is encam.
ped in the valley at the foot of Rocky
Faced Ridge, from Tunnel Hill to Var
ness Station and Red Clay, which they
hold There is also considerable force
at Nieksjack Gap, six miles below here.
Their picket line is generally within a
mile of ours, but no disposition is shown
by either party to crowd the other.
Avery small rebel force of infantry Is
north Of Dalton. There is no reason 10
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07

THE Washington correspondent Of the
Commercial states that the Government;
intends to call out all organized militia
for SIXTY days to occupy certain fortified
points, and that the District OF Columbia
militia will be called to occupy the forts
around Washington so that veterans con
be put into the field.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07
Three cheers for Loyal Dayton,
The corperhcsds Hunting their holes, and
drawing the hole in aitor thom
nAYrnN. Anril 1851

NJ IWNf fNTFTT u T|NF'
Dayton is redeemed. Copp,rheodism
and mobocracy wiped out. Nalaudig-
hams hone crew crushed. Gillespie,
VallSndgham's mob Mayor, squclched,
uniOnism, law, aud order gloriously ui-
umphant. Captain Ellis, Union candi-
date, elected by 400 majority. An Un-
ion city officers have about the same ma.
jori'y, The Union party carried every
ward for Council aud School Board, eS.
septing one, DAYTON.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07
Faulkner and Forest.

A dispatch dated Cairo, 3 list ult., states
that persons who have just arrived from
Mayfcld, report at these headquarters
that the rebel General Faulkner has
joined lis force with that Of Forest, and
that the combined command is located in
the vicinity OF Mayfirld. They have from
eight to twelve thousand men. They
have made no demonstration.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07

or By order Of Gov. Morton the en-
t'ro Indiana Legion is ordered to hold it.
self in readiness to take the field at any
moment to repel invasion. A grand re-
view of the whole Legion will be held
on the 10Th of April. The Legion num-
bers 200 900 men fully armed ana epuip-
ed.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07
Usion Victory in Connecticut.

Nav HAVEN, CONN, April t.--Poriy
nine towns in Fairfield, New Haven. Md
dlesex, New London aud Windham Coun.
ties, give Buckingham 1000 majority
The indications are that the Union men
have carried rs on, Of 2l Senators, and
two''hIris ofthe House of Represents
tiyes.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07

New York April Latter Texas
news says, when cur troops evacuated
Indanola, (on the 9TH Of March, ,)sevcral
Union families left with them, taking the
lumber of their houses with them. In
crossing the boyous thirty fcur men were
drowned ly swampirg of the pontoons.
Thcy belonged to the Gotta Indiana aud
7lh Michigan Battery.
General McClcrnond has gone down
the coast to visit Arkansas Pass and
RrDMnsYillc.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07

o. TuE Red II liver expedition is mov-
ing on Prosperously. Three hundred
prisoners have arrived at New Orleans.
The sad Ohio was in the advance Of
Banks forces, and reached Alexandria
on the l4th, marching l6O miles in five
days.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07

The New Hampshire Patriot now de-
mics that the Infamous libel upon the e.
male teachers at Hilton Head was ever
published in the Patriot. The Eastern
Argus, of Portland, TO which the libel
has been traced, says that twas copied
rom the Ohio Crisis, to which il was
credited. The attempt TO trace this
mcnstrous calumny to any responsible
source seems likely to fail. But those
who gave il additional currency cannot
cvode responsibility to an outraged pub
lie opinion,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07

Total number OF Delegates. no
The Union voters of each Congress
lonnl District, are requested to select
N,i,Aelcgatcs aud two ultcrnatcs To the
time and nIsssipn Convention, al such
bu, is such delegates shdlHr "stv,v NV VIZ"
before the meeting oC the State Go, WV .,n'
ton on the 25th of May, thea the dele.
gates 10 that Convention will select
,nch delegates 10 the National Uuinu
Convention, for their respective districts
The Committee would suggest lhst
tho Cennly Convention fur selecting del.
egnt's To the state Convention TO be
held on saturday, liIh May.
Wa. DENNlsoS, Chairman,
,, j. JASTEr, 500, aud Treasurer.
G, VoLSEy DoRsEY,
SAMUEL GALLOWAY,
]. ]. ALLEN,
{. N. Guns,
GEo. Nj. pARsoNs,
II. N. GEARY, Executive Com.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07

~ KNOXVILLE dispatch states that
General Sionemon has advanced to
Bulls Gap. The rebels are threatening
to cut the railroad at Charleston, between
Loudon and Chattanooga.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07
Attention.

The undersigned respoctfull,| n
Informs Grocery men, Saloon keepers. and,
others, who have been doing business with
him that he has, left for the East. Thosc
wishing TO do business wild, him during lY;s
absence will please call at the Usrox cld an
STORE, opposite the Court House.
go. S. BALLET.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07
LETTER x,sr,

Remaining uncalled for Mt the Tifir
Post Office, March %, 1864. -
Arnold Della Lester Abraham
Alcot X Miller Fannie
Bingham Arnold Miller Barbara
Bechtcl Lucinda Michaels Mor,b,
Balemer Maria Ann Manuel HI
Drosemcr Chas. Mohlcr Henry
Clscmur Chos. Myers Elizabeth
Crawford Edmund Moore John
Clemson Mordica Neid Eliza
Cover Christina P0rson Eliza
Corigan Catharinc piefer Hub,rt
crawford Cathern Reed Eliza B 9
DAVIS Samuel X Richardson + u
Ducbinc Joseph Smith JR
Dewcr Martha Smith Catherine C
DAVIS > Seibert Lawrenco
Dresbuck George c Shaul John ID
Donei John Siple Edward
Griffin Mary Sturnn +
Grliiin Susan Stevens l. Il
Hamilton Gerts futile Do
Hakes Phebe Welty Mary
heckman Josiah Walters Mich.
Hendryre Manfred Weaver Daniel NJ
Hilemnn Angeline Wagner 1'hcbod
Kline Katharine Young John
Persons calling for letters, will pleos,
say ADVERTISED. WIN. GALLUP.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07

The whole Federal loss will not amount
TO eighty mtn in killed aud wounded.
Eight men Of thc--Kentucky infantry
were killed, and three negro soldiers.
Some Two hundred and sixty men-sol.
dicrs, Government employees and citizens
--wcro taken from the hospital and made
~ soncrs and prolled.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07

OF a contemporary says that there
are two things which you should not Dor.
row--trouble and newspaper,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07
Glorious Viotory!l

Tho Home Of the Canada Traitor aud little
William Redeemed by the Union men OF Day.
ton
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07

What Lees Amy is Doing.
WAsnINGTuN, April IA letter from.
the Array of the Potomac says the rebels
for the past two days have been busily
engaged in digging rife pits along the
South side OF the Rapidun, in the vicinity
o! Rlccoon Ford. 1t is also asserted by
dcsrtcrs that they are tearing up the rail
road between Fredericksburg and Han
over Junction.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07

The Newbern TimSS of the 23d is re-
ccivcd, but contains no news. In refer,
encc to the denial of the rebel papers OF
the recent hanging at Kingston, it says:
50 We have an eyewitness who saw the
hanging ortwcnty'one soldiers of the %
North Carolina Union Volunteers, and
was within two hundred yards Of the scat,
fold at the time.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07
.Is6ia and Market SEs.,
W AGN ER'S
CHEAP
CLOTHING EMPORIUM!

1t is useless to go to work and
enumerate n long list of articles,
but will simply say, if you desire
good spit % Clothes at a reasona-
ble price, for Spring or Summer,
just step into Wagner's and you
can be accommodated in tip'top
style. Wagner has got the goods
you have been looking for, and the
very identical goods you want, com
prising French, English and Amer
lean Cassmeres, light and dark col
ors; French and English Broad
Cloths, and an endless variety Of
Fancy Yestiugs of the latest styles
and of good quality.
GOfO U.gG.N'ER R'S for
yOnr Clothing.
April Z, 1864. 81 3m
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Notice.
ThEAsrRY DrrAprurxr or Ono. }
Coff-unf-s Ap-,l A 1sca

I---'TV Ut WI NM WT VWTOf
CoLrNsrs, Aprtl 4. iS64.f
The circulating notes Of the SrNrcA CouN
~ BANK and certificates issued therefor, viii
be redeemed at this offiee, when presented II
accordance with the provisions Of the aet q
March 3lst, 1864 until the fret day of JplV
1860 G. V0LNEY DORSEY,
Treasurer.
April I, 1864. 97--3w p
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07

MARROW HScArE OF GrNEraL SlGrL.
A few days ago, Gen. Sgcl commar.
ding the Department of West N,rgini,,
made a nymg trip 10 harrisburg, for
the purpose OF making personal obscrva.
tons in rcGald to the condition of things
,l,crc0buuts, In company with portion
OF his s,uifhe rode cut a considerable dis.
tance in the country, and passed outside
ofhis picket lines. While thus outside Of
h lines, force of two hundred rebels
. Oss2G along b,tweent lie General and his
pickots. OF course the rcbs, we're not
aware of the Gonerafs situation, or he
would most Ossusedly hJvil een captur, d
or killed. They seemed TO be in great
hurry and moved along rapidly, scanning
more anxious to escape themselves than
TO capture others. Gen. Sigel has certain.
y commenced his career among us
with remarkable 10 cd luck WkceliRg
IateligeRocr.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-07
Tie Reciprocity Treaty.

In the House, Dir, Ward, Of New
York, from the Committee ON Commerce.
reported joint resolution, setting forth
among other things in the preamble, that
on the | lth of September, 1854, for the
purpose OF extending rccjprocsl trade be-
tween the British North American col
uniqs and the Uuhcd States, nearly all
the articles which Carada hns To sell are
atu ittcd into the Uaittd States free of
duty, lie heavy duties are now imposed
upon many Of their articles which the
people of tie United Sla,os have to sell,
with the intention OF excluding them from
the Canadian mark ts; and that the Pres
idcnt, curing the Thiriy-siXih Congress
caused to be submitted tO the House an
oilicial report, setting forth the inequality
and Injustice existing in our present in
recourse with Canada, su' v,rsivc of the
true intent Of the treaty, owing TO sub.
scqurnt legislation Of Canada; Tut il be.
ing desirable that friendly relations
sIuud bc continued between the United
States adm the British North American
provinces, and that commercial inter-
course should be hereafter carried On be-
tween them, uron the principles OF u
reciprocity boufciol and satisfactory to
both purtics. il Is therefore
Resolved, That the President be ou-
thorizcd and re que std to give notice 10
the British Government that it is the
wish and intention OF the Government
ot the United States to terminate at The
end ul twelve months lr, m the CNpiru-
ton Of ten years from the time the trcu-
ty went into operation; such notice to
be given ut the expiration of,said term
of ten years, to the end that treaty may
be nbrOgatCd as sCon as IL can be done
under the provisions thereof, uuless Il
new Convention shalt tclorc hat time
he concluded between the two Govern
mcnts, by which the pr, visions shall
be abr gated, or 50 nd Ii 4 as to be
mutually satisfactory 10 b,th Govern
mcuts; and that the President be and
aud Is hereby authorz d To appoint three
Commissioners, by aud with the advice
aud consent OF the Senate, iut the rev s.
ion OF said treaty, aud 10 con!w with 9TH
or Commissioners duly nuthoEz there.
for, whenever it shall appear to be the
wish of the Government oi Great Britain
To negotiate a new treaty between the
two Governments and the people Of
both Goycrumcts based upon tnG true
principles of reciprocity, and Mr the so-
moyal orthc existing difficulties,
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Lancaster, Ohio, Gone Union.

LANCASTER. Ohio, April4.
This city has gone Onion by iilty major
o. V.