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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-04
ssth Cougrcss---First Session.
SENATE.
WAsHIkeror Jan. 81, 1864.

WAsHIKeTos, Jan. "a, 1864.
Mr.. Couness reported back with
the till 10 amend the
Homestead Act. An amendment was
adopted giving the benefits Of the bill to
persons in the naval service.
The loint resolution Of the West Vir-
ninia Legislature, praying for lerisiation
relative 10 the navigation of the Ohio
river, was referred. :,
The Pension bill was taken up and
passed.
The bill amending the Homestead Law
was passed.
A resolution was adopted inquiring OF
the President what steps have been IT,
ken to execute the laws relative TO iho
colonization of Africans in Hayt, LiOe-
I ria, &c.
IA petition Of citizens Of Wisconsin,
praying that the Reciprocity Treaty be
modified SO as to prevent the Importation
OF lumber from Canada ps referred.
The resolutions to eSbel Davis were
taccn ~.
Mr.. Clark thorght the Senate was
, bound to accept Davis disclaimer OF IN
,cn,ion Of melting insur-ection, nnt
hoped Wilson's amendment would o'
Withdrawn. =,
Mr.. Foster would vote against cxpell
! ing or censurng Davis, but found grave
lault with Davis resolution.
Mcssrs. Johnson, Howard, and Fesscn
den followed.
Mr.. Wilson reiterated his love for IRE
' spoorh. free press, ir G men, free cou"
c try aud fr9e World. aud after u fcwx re
!. marks relative to the resolution of DAki
with his disclaimer becoming faft
c Withdrew his expulsion resolution.
o The bill 10 encourage enlistmcnts wa
u then discussed by Johnson.
Adjourned till Monday.
-tI nIr.Itr.IN
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-04
John Rusc's Estate.

Notice is hereby given to all concerned,
that have been appointed and qualified ms
Administratnr. with the Will annexed, on
the Estate OF john Ruse. deceased, late OF
Seneca County, in the State of Ohio.
J. X. H0RD.
Feb, 4, ls6i.--3t.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-04
PROM HARPERs FERRY.

Gen. sullivan's Cavalry ate actively
securing the Valley from Charleston 70
Hsfrisonburg.
A detachment Of the frst New York
delivered 10 the Provost Marshal last
night some fifteen rebel prisoners, whom
they captured at Woodstock, thirty miles
southwest of Winchester. They report
a squadron of rebel cavalry being con.
ceoled somewhere in the mountoins neat
Mount Jackson, twelve miles south oi
Woodstock. No advance of the enemy
is therefore anticipated in this direction
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-04

trMAJoR.GESERAL RosEcRAss was
received al ST. Louie.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-04
VIM. Starkey's Estate.

N"tice is hcreby given to all cone rue
that have been app tinted AMI q'nlti Il ns
Administrator on the Estate ui William Star
key decd, late OF Seneca County, in ihr
State of Ohio. j. X HORD.
Feb. 4, le6i-3t.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-04
AdmimisLra tors sale.

Persons calling 1or letters, win please
s,y ADVERTISED. WIN. GALLUP.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-04

0STIt is reported that Butler has de-
c'ared fifteen hundred psrolcd Union
prisoners at Annapolis exchanged. II
was for something of the same sort that
General Hitchcock raised an issue with
Ould.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-04

0yA man with conscience has
lately returned three lurdred and fifty
dollars to the Government, saying that
he took il tlr, ugh u Misunderstanding.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-04
The oldest Regulator for
FEMALES.
DIR. Cheeseman's Female Pills.

THIS coon OLD REMEDY for all ob,,ruetion'
h,, been hailed With peasufs aud profit for twenty
ave yeAr. n all psrs ofthe civilized word. Its su-
thor IL old srPenepeed fh,SusS, shom e-fI-
dence and respect. It 10 no rswfansled sransemsn'
hut a standard remedy.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-04

A coal cperOtcr in Carbon county,
Pennsylvania, recently sold his mines
and machinery for seven hundred thous-
and dollars. A few years ago he was u
bankrupt.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-04

0eyGov. johnson of Tennessee has
ordered an election for County Officers
in those districts now under Union con.
troll. A rigid oath is prescribed, and dis.
loyal persons will not be allowed to
vote.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-04

To Merchants ibis route oAst. snsgsslsd aeig .
lies for the .hipmeu of freighu.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-04

OF The smallpox has broken out al
Harper's Ferry. Some thirty cases OF
the disease have been reported. Vaccin.
ation is going on, aud the spread of the
cohtngion has been stopped il is hoped.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-04
Ncw advertisements.
LETTER LIST.

Remaining unculled for at the Tifiin
a Office Februnry Ath. 1864.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-04
eese,nnn's Eomale PilIsli

b.v. never failed, aud thousands cf cetiifoates to
Tbs p,op,i.tor. Of DT heeseman' long tried rsciPs
snarsntse that ONE BON viii Testote the natural
men,hIy function to any Female, matter VIA, hes
- -l.,.s. a.. -. Indeed. 80 certain are
, 1864-08-28
FEE m n1UKnEH OF TREAD.
WE'LL.
The Murderer Affcsted-Thc Remains
Found IL Ahe ~OodATne AaBu7xlu
In JuIl AT Sandu.ky.


We gave rumor day or two since that
Trsudwel], the Hudson BANK dctaul1er, had
been murdered, and that his remains hal b. en-
found 10 the woods. We hardly gave Gre
dencc to the story, thinking that Il might
have been a ruse on the plrt Of Trcadwelrs
friends to allnw ti,n to remain Ia sec1uslon !;
but subsequent events establish the truth OF
tbs rnmor. We received q telegram from a.
Z. Baker, Eeq., OF the Adrian Erpoiitor,
which civee the particulars Of tue affair. It
secms that wheR Treadwen broke Jail at
Ad1ian, on the 5th Of July, Just alter sem
Gence was pronounced upoa him. hc WIS ac-
comranled by fellow prisoner named John
CoeeD. The pair t11Teled together Us lar as
the town Of Napoleon, henry county, Oh!o.
Hcle, while In the woods together, it Is sup
posed tbat Cowell, who Is said TO be- dcs-
pcrate character, became en*mored Of Tread
'seIl's watch and clothes, and murdered him
to obtain possession. Cownn is reported TO
have been seen wearing the clothes. and In
possession Of the watch Il few days since
Trcadw ellis remains were found In tue
woods rear Napoleon His friends have vls-
tied the ecene, and fall5 fdeotifed the body.
The officers OF the law ~ere soon on the
tack Of the murderer, aud on Tueeday they
succeeded In e1Iecting his arrest, aud he Will
probably suffer the fall penalty OF the law.
He is securely locked up In the jail as San
dusky. This Is the last Of poor Trea.well.
Surely, "the way Of the trausgressof ta
hafd "
, 1864-08-28
Spectal Notices;
81 IaeaF x9se Mousse Of Files.
uxx DuTCHBEy CKLgBRATxD
ASGATklkG ,NLY-KlLLER

aees, eassp Asticlc, ,sssy to use. Ever7setet VIII
M-~aau GOLD xyHEvwHzRB. lsls-kazsw
, 1864-08-28

1.oascs 5n the 3Ot1a REGIMENT
CY.ltcs 7 Fhnlnn1)-OMciaI
ispeeia. Correspondence Chicago Tsibuna

FLINo 4oaPrFAL,r r!0Tn amir Cohrs,l
NEAA UkxF boEIo1, w., avg. ~. lsd2 {
acnd you partial list OF the killed and
,.,,.ard ~ the 9nf1, 111tro,a yo,u,+o...
"oaA"tu ~ sua wv A.a 'o.uates,
during the engagements OF August l4th and
18th ns nr, Deep Bottom. Va: on tbe nortb
-. p,..-- rr. sr.
e1ue % ue est .5.I, ... Aas 1oss IVY 1ess
ment ha8 sustained mus Mt ahoah1s 10 1ot
officers ard men, Of which 10 were killed, -
wounded ard II missing. ,--,s -
m. s.,,o,r;,.. oer,o.- ru,-i.,,,,,,
aN. .o,o "tAs A'1AA's'~ ''A'ss's ~ A'1'e1 aoo
~eunaea:
Gsrt ChasaassS IAN Williams, C e; & y, k!llea. -,
1!snt' ,sat 'Gnn ssam", To. y. Sae1: T. ,r -..,.
xrnsCs m,ee.. sa"eS ~ Ae1ooaso, ec' - no91A9
Ceut, Lero7 A. Baker. Co. A'fconn,.rdin re~f
menf3, ampu1a,ton ofright ier:
Lis9f- Norman G. Natner. Co. E, an7utat.onEot
xfh re, c p.....o.,,
am ~ % 01Hss1s'e* w. H. "ooha o. f'sat
IIrut. cyru. r Fo,,, cc =, ,vonr, ~ ,,,. ,.+,,
Thr f,;linwtnT naMcS 1ren hSvo ~ isa ,I ~.
, 1864-08-28
Muller, thc EuEittTe Criminal, Cau:hts
From the n. T. World. Aug. s5.1

Francis Muller, the murderer, though be
eecaped from the sceue of his crime, and
croe.c cd the Atlantic, has been caught, aud Is
now In the custody Of the officers. Muller.
It will be remembered, took tue life Of a Mt.
Briggs on one Of the metropolitan ras1wa5s
in London. The packetehlp Victoria, Cap
tain Champion, from London, arrived at this
port last evening, having the alleged homl-
eide on board. The Victoria has been thirty
eIvht days upon her voyage, aud brings forty
eight passengers. She was anchored at guar
antlne at O1S o'cluck, md Was immedia'e,y
boaraed by Inspector Tanner, OF the London
detective squad officer TIeman* Of ths New
York detective squsd. accompanied, for the
purpose OF tdenrlficntion, By Jon4than MAth-
ewe, the London cabmau, whose communisa-
ton to the London police ~as the first cine
the5 II c:fvcd to put them on tne ass asstn's 3
truck The London officers arrived hera on
ths steamer City OF Aiancht ster, on the 9th
instant, and 1t Was expected the Victoria
x1uid make her voyage IN about twenty
days, 20 that the officers had been in con-
etant expectation Of her arrival for the past
tro weeEs- Great excitement prevails In
England in regard to the pursuit Of eae sup
posed murderer, and Intelligence In reference
10 It will he looked for there with intense in
te1est. Muller Will be brought to this city
this morning
, 1864-08-28

Mills II X
NIlsur Eeflt .
MiliesTW
mills .ia1nas f
Miller Jacob
Mt3ts JC
Mltlscn Jchn
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Mt;ct.l! Wm Il
KILLER v
! Miller Lewis II Z
Mfr :. "
M1srt83 John
Mnrphy Mlthssl
Afprrta Jaues o
AMont,0:unIyJn3
Mnttsy Jam q
Ausphy Cornr
nUs
Mro.eEspt 4 co
Aou.nhn Owen
t1ooTe i ttoatey
Marry A&eE
Mur@3 klex
Moocy m1j i
Mq~f1 AudrSR
lMoNtt Ansh y
MoEer AnLa1e
NufpnyP =
Moot B3S~r
MnKAA Ehas r -
Euch moro E111
hi
Hu4a Dlmmfc
MCrphy loot
AopfH Wm D
Msnnlck WtIa3A A
= Montas1e Levi Z
II nrOe II p0ss
Aorrsl Mlchael
Mo}nisAnMl:hae
hottef " N
u4onfcS D,El
Macutau 3no a
, 1864-08-28
HI Is N0x often VIC speak OF 1shya
MfrF4HfxA.

Bat ve car tttt<frf. .2As 1T: Whttt1bI hA richly
earnee &eo W4ds-sprekd rEpnestloa Ehich hs noM e.
spYt. He bat ETr-F p3 actacc .han xny ot1aI Fay
cttiau L Cn;eskc. the s.eot q ~ tcoso ds.
csAl1 Fh!tt peea . kfte dy AEu pcr:4accn! cufn.
nA1.s1t: PIvrt: a.seEes * tastaS DC psf tftoon
IEara dhsoted his whole tlCe III atenuen % those
pnys,e:ans. He u most secce~t1i Y tns t!sat@ent
Of III talxn C71tG Fcich 3flS Co1sdofed IT,
c1rnbse. Be " tns pubh1ner Of : nsw EnsE ca,tsd
tbs Eltrns oI sonsh: A Hsn kEow n1!sss an5se!t.
to PREPAY roata4e. 81 .e u meet SnEipu1 fo DO Al
The kccd hc csa h1Y one NAV ezl Ana rtocitn ~
chATEt- <E.ea en6 ca-'e1t 1ei f;lsrE STREET Fcst
oGE1 9nx ?Ss. As!hra.axs ftsfcty eo1hd:naal
hEe2 nSf&tY$R :,
, 1864-08-28

! Roll Chaf:!e m&s4 4,.,
Eoe Catherine mH ,.,.
Ro41fE uuTfa a mIa -.
!. Rouehan Aaf&fs& mfs - -.
. RAI Af ktcy mia !.
Row N&ns Emma miA y
RnSe Char. .oF$A m31 -
i RtaecrHfa f.nhttA ELLIS
1sfea r 4 n2eG !;
: Eupp AnEusta q GMI@ 81 :
, 1864-08-28
ConErAtuIatory Order.
Gen. Birney has publlshed the following
order to bis CT rFa (tae 10th):

: bE1DQuAKTHAA l9IH AnNXsE0RTa,
Il Fczzui's MILLS, Va, August 19, 1851
General Orders: The Major General CON.
manding congratu1ates the 10th Army Corps
upon its success. s. It has, On each occasion,
when ordered, broken the enem5's strong
lines. 1t has cspturea during this short
esmpaign four siege guus protected BY for.
midable works, sJ1 colora aud many prison.
css. 1t has proved itself worthy OF lta old
Wacncr and Fort Sumtet rcnowu,
Much fatigue, pAtienes and hesolsm, may
still be demsnded OF It. but the Major GENE
. ral commanding IL confident Of ftheresponse.
To .ha co1ored troops, recently a1ded TO %,
: dess lis tb3nks for their uniform good con"
. duct ard eo1dtezly bearing. They have seq
good cumrlc to our veterans, bJ tue entire
absence ofstsaggliug from their ranks on the
march. ~. =
E.W. SMiTn, - -
.;,~..- ..s-. Lieut.. Colonel and A. A. Gen..
, 1864-08-28
NIGHT Blooming Ccreius.;

CAx1la herrey & riff taAt sat ostgt.
TAI tbb1tcnlos Of tce Festupe non II thu fIl-Ect
OF tins F.pFlf Of The E1sht-B!ooAfnF C1Feus- xud
that the tG1t u for sla rrarty<un OF sha 4sMe II
fuY d1scpyf n OF tnYrz aoh- kad sf1t Ekt for two
ys1N freyioui 10 j1trsJy .aat IN tho emp:o7 Of
fnsx1 scn. q Ecw y.ss c:E so Eh1is tsn;e 2 " Y.
Es:los Of e. B. WeodEerth Rochester. n: T. and
rt1t tGe fepuica p rtun-G nFcrA'ed Lnly from ny
JULIAN CaA5rIEEf'
Rcttettsf. March ut, 5p64
Etlt. Nt1!eRG.c and stt2i. b Il. SeCEll, !k Ksn'
dolpn sJttt. xuEa p.4s o. i.
, 1864-08-28
TAYLOR 1noB >
TaMnAAN


ron,on d w.u 4..e,sda En-. T:,,ss 4:ns,. 5nq9s . :
Tass 1hoaass TovIlsy e tf,5y, ref1y We2,an M1,
Isssaf Ios5fI kaassa kaS@ 9rsJJ1oF rsJ1oF "a
TnrGys. TT1y 1e9@as = % = AG't' Tsmpler JOIN
Tss:s Ts.%ss Tsss.%%s.osr :isss F.isssJ Jraaps1
/ fsHh,feS 4 Emns.f0b5n BanlL -Tspptn 1ames
9<'t so9 .9'H 1irahs;n VA TIM a.aI5 Z ::
, 1864-08-28
Aged 81 years and / months.
GExERA1 GRANTS REPLY.
: HEADQUARTERS Armies OF THE o. s.,
E1TT pD1ST. Va. Aug. TO- 1851. !
U. s. GRAFT, Lieut. Gen.

:: Er The vhole number OF petroleum re.
fintFies at Pittsburg is fifty eight, with total
: epacily per: week Of q. 900 barrels. Value
of. real estate, buildings aud machtuery,
:; "a 54, COO Value Of oils refined, Is, 59p, ,2223
; Wseen paid pr Annum, $3.50, 600. i.
, 1864-08-28

lEANUA ALL oAAt2AA ACLI4f +4A..+
TIE monument Is to be erected ut the
Straits Of Gibraltar. According to the de-
eien It will measure fifty metres in height
4 great globe Of stone Will form the bass Of
1t, with the words, Plus 1.ie-a. -..
Mo1t!csd In tho globe at conv1ntent
height, there Is marble tablet with the fol-
lowing inscription upon It, In gls-o1on1s
letters:
"spaln to Crissnbal Colon;
In the reign OF Isabel II.
< 18-...."
On the front facade Of the pedestal. on
which Columbus rests The inner tips of the
four large fingers and the thumb Of his LETT
hand. Is seen the coat Of arms OF the Catho-
lie kings. : On the outer lateral front are the
attributes of these monarchs: and on the
rear aide this inscription:
+ To CASTLE md Leon
4 nav world c4ye Colon. n.
In the reign Of Queen Issbea. 1ssn osooa: 1-S
The atatue Of Columbus has tha tacs & ;asn, Sas
ed towards the earth, with the MN ano mama
Of tho right side extended toward ne @ 0eean,
n If sa1!ug, ttYou can go ar:heE;" The a.
titude Is efsnided, md on the forehead Of
fhe famousGe oese shines geniua-latsh In
he idea and the force OF perseverance, 70 re-
LIE IT, -. ::.'~ =. =,
, 1864-08-28
TnEPKsSvNERS IN THE sou IN,
1 Glimpse at their Treatment by
the Rebels.
Interesting Correspondence
The following correspondence will iaterest
all who feal an Interest in the welfare Of our
prisoners In the South:

The following CorreSOouIeAcn VIII 3ntpr1at
II, ,,h, foo1 ~, intere.t IN +hs u.,f,-s ~ 49,
~ "1o -. .saes.t,,. 'S ~ 'of
pr1sone1s IN ene oou'u: -.-.....-.
\ REQUEST roK suFF1cIKar SUPPLY or Roor.
us.E GnA9hssEoa @ J4H, C.,
cr,.1 rhe Feder = :S3Sesr Slas o. ss,aa !yg1
~ 49, now cnnf3,ed hrrr dc.stcl l%ssoaese rss aaa1
% ol,WMs WEE nIm IL sai,a ues. osoG i, lcspeet-
iniy ~ - ntstn afaSc ~ nIonar canted
ts,ct,tsra. aee.oo ~ NV f''fsA a'e ao-
tu9s'1s Ths r,,fsasrota za,, a,,nva n r,noaao
r,te so1oieTa rc1tain af.irles Of tona ~ ~.
tin1 nnnsist,nv ot fnnr ,nest hsana ~ 49,.
nnas,a s,,nor Sina1sr annn@ - 4. 1,
nn"ns3t;ss dsi1r anS ThirI1 nneni}tr hr .Sn ~
HH;,cnmstsncea nf var as ts,nncr:r. ~ nssa uo
snr nnir' is now dimtn1snsd As
Er;rr ContctieTate 1risnner af war re,
cs.;-es ~ r. r.t1cn si3own5 ~ ITnt.s1
Ststes isTe to {Jnitei ata;es soidte1s. wish
-.tin1e "a trneC,. T.. c,rnt;t. and - r2,JI.- -
~ 9!nnf.S.l.ta e. s.tton4 "'e fn"A''1 \"
14s = WhI,. ..,ts,,. ~ rar va ,,,ro
.+er.1,+ s ~, ~ ,Morat ar nv haeaIr
1'u;.;s,, IS s,s,,sa.+ 9.sa -. ~ ~, .,,tttt
fsr tn1e1ior ~ n rrs3itv % a1a nren.,sf;oas y
tLa+ ae1 +,t ..My = ~ Frnest+ato.., -. ~
, 1864-08-28
Tho Is 8tla Illinois Regiment.
FonT LE71Nwonzu K:xsA=.}
AuZCsr n5tb. 1867:

Editors THb0ne: =.
/ have been talking with the men aad oslse
cers ct the ditIerehs companies of the t3S.h
Regiment Ill Vols In regard tn the Gaming
election, and uoll OF tho regiment gives tho
follow Ing result:
, 1864-08-28

T 0.nIe cre- frcsn LIT at Arrtl to lst OF Eoyem.
her t:on !. N. lit q. m. Ff0m November 1ss ull
kpTi Isl, hrE r.. m. IL 2. N sud On sundays
fFcm &. N. 70 Il: s ,. N.
, 1864-08-28

D. Mo- :. B.P.CP.X Eox kss9 ..ChIeaso
Lln,n1sTrE la14 ce.; wsssSs.s LosEe TO 4
re.s Eo..c.. c.. adm contnl..-.Rsx rs p 4
81 i. - c.. r. trtlk Iinasc.. Sec. Miutor-
A:ttt shTnt. y. T. 4. ttoamers... Comm anding
Cnecr to. {. :llh III cavnl-y '. .TtMoihy.
, 1864-08-28

Wis 4JKN:J;T4 To EAVN rs DOL
4G l4AHe:-Hegs:sAnr Concer1t'ed Benz,pe n
F1eVe{ t1aEt &cbl.e 4Fotf 81, ss.2tyt oud cit an.
iix, d 0sogs, tl3ves, d., ;u1i 70 nEV. OEiy !:
Iepss pes nost:s. sod n pinsSt.re HsuBAtH 4
a uKI.lta6TfuL COkn1oL IND vALuAuLa
sDHlC.-hexeSGlt q cor cosdit9 Yhxtl o3 C01saxl
z1Sk, po1scaH nt Sic Attlye sEA vel -aso>n utn1tr
Lea q the Peruvian BSrs In nGIs hxreeAnls torza
VII u 10 und EeuAole 1ost u su o9seJ, but rAy
1cul1{IS - = p5yvECtvE tc fever lld f4Yet hEE
Ax1e. Us plesatst So s.l*:tnls c2t*1.l, ana i
. auca inSse !. saS p1 t;5uss s1ti. HRtiRE.s
EQ, Gasm;Eta @1s GIa6z:sts, = EssS ts5l:. f,rn+rt
E0EBU!, .6o.-csssMa asf tHussists erte. EeSe
nxn1 celthIsl.d .hafTb1s Randy h41 ptEa NssS
"a. a Kngle eoEa viii usuaf = cheek ~ n.afshGs
= teE ao1ts .Icos1sd e. 6y ARGkMt4E t " Il kCa e
tTicelral ~ 7e<its N tha United atItas. jeths7&
, 1864-08-28

WUMhM 3T:AUTY, OR Ply.
He sl0..pHlCAA KEElAkCaFH. IN s1id be 1ssA
II sv=r3bc.y. il tseAt. cn, and snowt hcv. The evu
.aulna;lor ESy b. supvE1ud- VIA tuse nEthed o.
Il ifF Hz:t!Aa.: tssth. se4c il q. q 4. BAiU0w,
a sl'ssEs. .t5ss;, New Y1,s siss: = : csnfs s1s
WI, y Kanaol B1rs., ,cE.eaeo, IL; E!zoi ef 1E0L
9GhE , EO:-gbEt*. c"s"rE 1{e'5 Md -. Ten
, 1864-08-28
F1UsrsKrRGH FEuArE cor.


nIsSGLUT1ON. The copartEer.
~ lltp Of wIEANB PRhRCE L CO. vii expire
on the I1st int, by ll1u:t.t!up.
ChiEx5 o. kuEIet t7tE. 1sN. AufS p1G 46t
TEPAM1N 1NERSHIP, Ths un.
~ defEIErtd have fhiG day tormet \ CO partner.
2hsn in thA nstuB and etyle os D. KHIE3R & Co.,
Beef are 3cfS PAc6e.s. pfa1is3pn Dealers and Com.
Ch1csxo. EuK. II, 1851. D. kHIEa0.
1nls.< 4+tr{W CIV. EHIEGH.
, 1864-08-28

RYDER Wh11thelntns mAs
kua14te J Il Uaps mrs
RuRtQ NAff MlN
RQ8sri Aafy mtM
Ryan KAte mf&2
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Correspondence of the Chicago Tribnnc.l
FApCcAn, ky., Aug. 81 1861.
Richard r. Taylor ard L. W. 8. Math-ne,
guerillus, were shot this nornIn. At te.s
plscc, b; order o, Gen. Patns. Tailor lived
at Henderson, ky., and was young man Of
shout 20 yeavs- Mathcnc lived st SEnithlaod,
Ey., and wcs an old and hardened rcael
guerilla. They werc taseu by Gen Paine on
his late expedition up the Ohio, and to day
met the fate they richly deserved.
Cc3. Barr, 4th g. g. Col-red Artillery,
carried ont the order Of their execution. Six
teen colored soldiers were ORA IN up in line;
hslf their nu.kets loaded With bali and half
with blank cartridges. l.. II. Pearce, CHIP
lain Of l2<,d Ill, otficiated as Chaplain, ad-
uinfsaeTing their last Christian at!monitlon.
They both confessed their guilt but de-
c1sred their unpreparedeees for death. It
wns 0 o'clock. the bnndsges were placed
about th.fr exes, hands fasteoed behind them,
ard they stood alone on the banks Of tn7
Ohio. Ready! Aim! Fire! and they fell
dead without struggle, pietcsd with eight
bullets.
Gen, Paine ecems determined to punish
euerilla- until they shall quit their licked
work For every Unson man ehnt by tham
| in his district, hr has determined to tako the
! lives Of five sYmpathizlng rebels. Gen
| IhfEe kxths his cord
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tion OF peaches in this city Is immense dur
ipR the present SEASON. As maoy as forty
dye tbcnsand baskets drop In among us ds1ly
from all parts. From Camden a1one We have
es supply Of me
producer up to the present time Is The little
State Of Delaware. New Jeraey, liko good
userve, will be coming up next ~eek. Tho
morc the me1rIer. Les us have plenty of
peaches, ard let thezn be sold cheap. Pears,
applts al i plans arc also abuudantc -.
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