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Daily national Republican., 1864-08-16
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OFFICE OF PRovosT Marshal AND BOARD orr
EHRoLmEHT OF DIsTRICT or COLUMBIA,
WARRINGTON, d. C., June n, 1884.
For convenience Of Government employees
ONLY, the Board OF Enrolment OF the District Of
Columbia will hear claims OF Exemption on the
ground OF non-residenoe, at their office, corner
Eighteenth and streets, from TX to 10 o'clock, p.
m, daily. J. c. PUTNAM,
Captain LIST Regiment v. Il. c., and Provost Mar
ahAl District Of Columbia. e22
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-16
nIatne Politics.

BANGOR, Me-, Aug. 15.-At tho Democratic
District Convention, to-day, James g. Madl-
gan, OF Hoplton, was nominated for Congress
from this district.
Resolutions denouncIng the war as uncon-
stltutional, and fayoring an armistice and i'm
mediOte negotiations for peace, were adopted
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-16
Burning of tho Barge Republic.

PoUGuKEEPsIB, Aug. 15.-The barge Re-
public, belonging to this city and laden with
freight for New York, including large guam
tity of salt, was destroyed by hre last night.
The loss is not yet ascertained. The fre was
the work of an incendlary.
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-16
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAsHIsoToN, June 30, 1854.

WAN DEFAHTMENTI
ADJuTAST GENERALS OFFICE,
WAsHIsoToS, June 30, 1854.
[Circular, No, SOL
Civil employees in the various Military otfioes
and Departments In Washington, who claim q
residence and liability to draft elsewhere than In
the District OF Columbia, will Immediately pro-
duee evidence Of such residence and liability to
the proper enrolling officers Of the District OF Co
lumbia, and take steps to have their names
stricken from their enrolment lists, in order that
the quota OF the District may be fixed upon .
proper basis.
ny order of the Secretary OF War;
E. D. TOWNSEND,
Jy6 Assistant Adjutant General.
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-16
Tho richmond Enquir Farewell TO
hobl q,

The Richmond Enquirer, of the 1lth instant,
says!
Fort Gaines has gone the way of Hatteras,
Roanoke sland, Pulaski and Hilton Head.
ila Isolated position was exposed 70 the con-
,'htratcd assault of the Yankee navy, and a
hALk!ng operation of troops debarked upon
COMMANDING points. Perhaps the officer in
'inirnud Of the fort may have proven him
sen traitor. In that case eternal infamy
awaits hsIn.
II lrese forts were not built TO be taken, they
nave not tnus far, rendered any other use. It
). h"t worm while 10 discuss the policy, since
Fort Games Is about the last of nnr ssnd.har
dclrures this SIDE Of Galveston. This lower
i'rt captured and our IRON clad aotilIa demoI-
irhud, Mobile would seem in danger of being
taken.
Mobile, while sharing tne fate of Norfolk and
New Orleans, will have our sympathIes.
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-16

LICENSED TAvERHs IN PHILADELrHIA.-For
the prr.eut year there have been ssuud, up to
Saturday last, at the office Of the Court of
Quarter Sessions, 9, S65 licenses TO hotels and
tavr rus in this city. The unlicensed hotels
and -h'pa where liquor is sold without license
VIII swell these figures to over 4, 900. Taking
the population Of the city at 7O0, 900, there
Will be one hotel, tavern or grog shop 10 every
l15 Inhabitants, not excepting women and
chlldrun.- IhilddeiDhia p rsss.
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-16
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WAR DEPARTmENT,l

WAR DEPARTmEHT,l
ADJUTAHT GENERALs OFFICE, !
WAsHISeroH, March II, 1854.
All applications for leaves Of absence or per-
mission to visit Washington must be addressed to
Major General HAlleok, Chief Of Staff, and must
specify the business for which the officer desires
the permission. kilograms addressed direct to the
Secretary OF War on this subject will receive no
attention.
BY order OF the Secretary Of War.
K. D. TOWNSEND,
m2i-u Assistant AdiutAnt General.
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-16

A TERRIBLY hot wind from the southwest,
similar to a slrocco or simeon, passed over
Ontonagon, south shore Of Lake Superior, a
few days since. Vegetation wlthered under Its
influence as though 1t had been blast from a
furnace.
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-16

REBEL TELEdRAPH OPERAToR.--Thos. @.
Clinton, reported yesterday as having been be-
fore The military authorities as a refugee from
the toulL, did not belong TO southern regi-
mrnt. lie was a military telegraph operator,
Hnd had taken the oath OF allegiance In Waeh.
inWOn. Col. Woolloy ordered him 10 proceed
north Of Philadelphia, 70 remain during the
war, and he took his departure for his new
home estorday.-BdlfimOro S,H.
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-16

SPRUNG ALEAK.-Th steamer Phnnlx,
which went down 10 ely mont yesterday, having
on board . large number OF persons, sptunE Aleak
when about three miles the other side OF Fort
Washington. The water poured into the boat
very fast, but by having all the pumps at work,
and properly "trImming ship" she reached her
wharf ysstefiHy evening without damage.
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-16
Presentation to n Member or tn. seventh
Regiment Natiouai Guard.

The following, handsomely eugrossed on
parchment, has been forwarded TO Mr.. Abner
:. Brady, at Washington, from the members Of
Company Y, Seventh regiment New York Ma
tIOnal Guard, accompanied by q magnificent
medal, In the shape Of a Maltese cross, Of solid
goldi the face enamelled red, white and ue,
aud bearing the figures, 80 n. g., Excelsior %
aud on the reverse side, presented to Mr..
Abuer s. Brady by the members of Co. O, 7th
Regiment New York National Guard: Joined
January 2, 1854; resigned and elected an hon
orary member October 0, 1863"
SIXTH COMPANY, SEVENTH REGIMENT NEW YORK
NATIONAL GUARD.
Abrer S. Brady, Esq;
DEAR SIRi A number of your personal friends,
of Company r, Seventh regiment New York
National Guard, desiring to express their ap-
probation of your military department and
education while a member of said company,
do respectfully request your acceptance Of the
accompanying token OF their esteem for you as
u gentleman aud soldier.
With the highest regards for your welfare,
and hope that you may ever bear In mind
your alma mater, we subscribe ourselves, very
respectfully,
Edmund Hendricks, Joseph b. Alice, jr., c.
b. Coffin, Gouv. B. Kemble, IT,, J. H. Hobart
iInws, Jos. Z. Hayes, Ira l.. Beebe, John l..
su' dam, John Z. Rowe, @. q. BrinckerhOff, L.
I. II imrrsy, +. Irwin, Charles Wake, Z. A.
Br""k., q. =. Canield, and forty others.-N
L. H,ra'd, Ian.
MIR. Brady Is the famous Gymnasiarch who
has for several years kept the most approved
gymnasium in New York city, and we are glad
u lcarn that be will open a similar establish.
H.ent in Washington, about the middle Of Oc-
.ocr, having engaged the new building, Nos.
81, -, aud Sc, Louisiana avenue, adjoining
t"v Central guardhousc, for that purpose. Mr..
B'hGy has been encouraged In this enterprise
b. many of the best citizens of Washington,
ana VIZ hope lie may meet with abundant suc.
eos
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-16
AIrly.l of One SEC am.r clty Cd R.lt,mere.

Arrival of the steamer city of Baltimore.
Nav YORK, Aug. l6.-The steamship City Of
Baltimore has arrived here, from London
August nh.
Consols s9l "a s9l for money.
The Bank OF England has advanced the rate
Of discount to s per cent.
Her other news has been anticipated.
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-16
Congregational Committee movements.

BANGOR, Aug. 15.-The Congressional Com
the Indians, at Old Town. speech was
made by the Governor of the Indians, and 70.
spondcd to by Hon. MIR. Rice. A brilliant
leyee took place tonight in honor of the party.
They leave tomorrow for Bucksport and Bel
fast,
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-16

SEVEN millions Of one and two cent pieces
were coined last month. Where are they
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-16

RUN OVER AND KILLED.-Stephen McElroy,
sailor boy, about sixteen years OF age who was
morning, about 4 O'Clock, by the night freight
train, near the Depot. The train ran over his
legs aevering one near the hip and the other at
the knee, he was taken to the sanitary Lodge,
where he died about O'Clock tn q morning, He
10 supposed to hsye fallen Atleep on the track.
He has mother living Al Nc. 8 Meehanie's Court,
Boston,
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-16
Arrival of Correspondents at Nashville.

NASHVILLE, Aug. l5.-several correspond
ents of different papers have arrived here from
below, as they anticipate no early movement
Of importance.
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-16

CAuFoRSIA Is importing molasses from the
Sandwich Islands.
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-16
.espectfully, JUDITH Russell.

"s owe much TO you, for verify
believe the Plantation Bitters have saved my life.
REV. W. II. WAeeoEER, Madrid, N. y"
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-16

"REEDsBuRY, Wis, Sept. IS, 1863.
go Ihave been in the army hospital
for fourteen months-speeohless and nearly dead.
A. Alton, ILL.,, they gave me = bottle Of Pantstlon
my speech and cured me. "a c. A. FLAuTE.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-15
TEtreRApAtc NEWS.
Official News from Sherman,
orFIcrALJ
Wan DErARTMENfi
-....rnrnh nnrnlnhnr Ia.

no MaJor General Die, Tho Rich.
mund papers ofycstcrday report SHERMAN
y, lloomingdnlc, 10 miles from Sovan-
nah, on Saturday last, lie is reported
by this mornings Richmond papers, as
will BE- seen by the following Telegram
from Gen Grant, TO be in line Of 'biitic
not five miles from Savannah.
Cry PoiNr, Dec. 10 - TO Hon. H..
NJ. Sfanioal The Richmond papers Of
to-day contain the following:
The Rich m md Dispatch saysi Shcr'
man is near Savannah, probably not five
miles distant. lie has moi yet made an
attack il is still doubtful whether he
will do so o. make for the coast south.
east Of tho city. Il Is very certain that
he has not yet opened communications
with the coast, though hc may do so very
soon,
LATER. Telegram from below
Charleston states that Sherman was iu
line II battle, we will not soy where,
confronted by Strong Confederate
force.
Another paper stptc' that there has
been no direct communication with Sav.
annnh Tor several days but We npprc.
head the wires have been cut between
that place aud Charleston.
[Signcd u. s. GRANT.
The severity of the wcnthcr has pre-.
vented any important movements 10y
either side oi Nashville.
Nothing of Importance II rcporicl to-day
from the armies OF the Potomac or OF
the Shenandoah.
fSigncd r. NJ STANTON.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-15
ar Linooln's ''Lstest, Shortest
and Best Spee0h,r

The Washington Chronicle tells Us of
the visit Of two ladies iron Tennessee,
who went To- obtain the release of Shcir
husbands. held as prisoners Of war at
JDhpson', Island. They we're pnt of
uA,il Friday, when they came again, and
wore paais pu, on until Saturday. At
r,h al The interviews one of the ladies
n sid ,iai her husband was a religious
nan, a,d nn slurday, when the presi.
drstpf af ! the yrleSxs Of the prisoners,
te saiu 10 this lsdyj "fou say your has.
b,nd religious man, foIi bin when
you meet him that suy sm not much
Of u Judge Of religion, bnt that, In my
opiniou, the reiigiog thet acts mon 60
,al aud fieht against their Government
hoGause, ms they think. that Government
toes not Sufficiently help sOfae meG TO aSt
their bread 10 the sweat Of q<ksr meh's
fices, Ia not the sort of religion upon
which men rau 90 Ia heavens
IN The caption to This artete u given
the Presidents own epinioH ~ pis little
speech which he considered his shortest
and best as we'll as tho latest.
or SubsefIhs for the TRipuss,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-15
For Sale,

u,dges' New Brick Bloek-Eighly 6v,
fee, front ~ one hundred and sixty deep
situated in the cv,.t and business part o
the CITY of Tif1p. Senecs County, Ohio
containing -Four Large Store koV;S,s, witt
Easements, fitted up in complete style, anu
occupied by tenants permanently established
in first rate business.
Also containing on Second Floor, Eight
Large Office Rooms.
Also. on the whole third floor, a large aud
convenient sPnblic Hail. with Dressing
Rooms, and Stage fitted up with full set Of
Scenery; lighted with Gas, heated by Fur.
naces, :, seated with chairs, Of easy aud con .
yenlent access by wide entrance from Main
Street, 80, Sc,, Ae.
The above Block, recently built In the
most careful and substan initial manner, and ae
know lodged TO be decidedly the best built
and bcst located Ba'iness block ia the city,
Is offered for sale or exchange, in part, Tor
other property,
Terms made f,nown at the office OF the
undersigued, in the premlses, --.r tt.-
-. WILLIAM @. HEDGES
Tifin, Ohio, December s, lS6l-iw
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-15
Josh Billings's Advice to Young
Men,

/. II YOU have soup for breakfast dom
und,r,s ko to eat It with yure fingers, MOI
il yu can cit u FORK, aud never wipe yurC
nusc ON The tubil clo,S az long az yu hay
got u cont.slcavr
., II You don't knc how IN chu Ter
backcr, luz, no time IN lurn; the best wa
is tn go behind a hog pen and practs
before yu chaw in publiei but perseycar,
irs the only wa yure pa lornt
3. Ii yuhov got 10 be IL years old
and cant swear good, the chances are yu
wont ever amount to eny thing. About
w good a wa know fur yu III l0rn, is IN
begin by saying "condcmiL" and then
work up.
a. I.lrnin III drink is a slow process
but dreadful sarlin; slider is putty sartin
to git the hang with, but rum ehewys is
sarlnCr.
o. Bi all means at an arly age gil into
the habit of stain out late ut mites. Don't
miss oircuss; Iha are means ov grace
Call Rwl vartuc nous cuts, aud suspcck awl
femals. Watch yure older brother and
brug ON his deyiltrces.
Foller these rules up clos, and if lha
don't make a pOm ov yu, VA can Salty
konklude that yu hav mistook tho crook w
yure genus, aud aro probably destined for
a decent mar, .eH.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-15
A'Joke Of Huge Dimensions An
Undertaken and a Minister Stand
in Slippery Places,

The Rev. Mr.---clcctrifie his cohs
prcqation last evening, as usual, returned
home completely satisfied with hmself
and tho rest Of mankind, where he fonnd,
awaiting his arrival, a note requesting
him to call at 357 West Fifth street to
marry a couple. Inclosed was ten.
dollar bill Ono object, Of course, to Mr..
-), which served rs a retainer
Walking rapidly down Fifth street, tho
ministerial gentleman soon reached No.
3b7, and was Immediately ushered into a
glitterinq circle of ;he fair but frai ones
ofpirs. Blad's institution. Tho minister
turned roscate, and stdmmering forth
confused queries as to the bride aud
bridegroom, received in reply sundry
cacbinaions most disrespectlul 10 his
clOtll,whieh informed him that the dign!.
" OF ais profession had been wantonly
insulted. As he was about TO depart,
who should be ushcred in but an under
tnkcr, Mr.----who, with his Cooling
board under his arm, inquired IN a dcci-
dedly professional tone Of voice where
the body was which he had been called
upon TO lay out! The same. sort of a
rcpy NJ that which had greeted the
was given lin.
Minister, undertaken and "cooing
board" saw The point at oncc--.,ho point
of huge scll-and they departed with
reflections us to the ways Of
the world. The minister however, was
the more cheerful of the two, in view Of
the $40, but upon giving IL close in.
spoction by goslight he discovered il TO
be counterfeit The affair is said to
have been very complete.-Cin. Com.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-15
Circular from the Military Commit
tnn
OFFlcE NH. Cow. SESEcA Cod
TIFFiN, q. Dec. 10, 1864.

bfFitE hllss ihMs bhNh'A tbsN
... TWFrN, O. Dec. 10, 1864.
TO n. Ciii.ers Of Seneca County;
We have bos1 requested by tho Afju
tlnt Gcucrat Of Ohio, (orlcr published in
TRlnuSR Of last weak,) TO appoint two
prJmiucnt ard reliable mln in each sub
district of the county. whose duty II shall
b, n prrrc, tn, cnrnllmcut list in each
,uc.dis,rlct. hecr full consideration we
have concluded that persons best suited
i,r this work can b. selected better by
tho citz,ns interested, In each township,
than by the Committee. We therefore
recommend that tho cilizens Of each
township meet. at the usual place OF
holding townshi, meetings, on Thursd,y
afternoon, the s2d inst, at two o'clock,
and thr first and second wards of Il fin,
an The evening Of the Same day, and So.
lcct two persons TO perform this work.
The persons, So selected, will rcp,rt
10 this Committee on Saturday, olth
inst. to receive their credentials and IL.
siruetions. We urge upon every one in
the coun,y, especially those liable to
drsa. the great importance Of correcting
i.e enrollmcnt lis', 50 that lf another
drait shall hc ordered The quota assigned
TO each sub district may be Just. Neglect
In this heretofore has caused the former
drAns 20 bcar heavily on somo districts,
we also suggest thOt those selected for
ihis duty, be persons suiiSblc for the
wark aud in whom the citizens of the
district hay3 entire confidence.
J. NJ. NAILoR,
CHAS. FOSTER,
.t.r e. NJ. OGDEN,
NJ. SULLIVAN,
no. L. HuSS, |
-.s. ,MrsaTg Committee.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-15
Composition of Sherman's Army.

Thc last 4 rmy aHi Navy Journal says
that Sherman columns consists OF four
Corps OF infantry, two divisions of cnval
ry, four brigadcs of artillery, aud two
horse batteries, The infantry is COM
posed of the Fourteenth corps, Brcvct
Mnior Gen. jeff c. Davis; the Fifteenth,
Brcvct Mnior Gen. Oslcrhaus; the Seven.
tccnth, Moilr Gen. Blair; and the rwcn-
tclh, Mjlr Gen. Slocum. The cavalry
consists of two strong divisions, under
Fitzpatrick. Finally, there is a full brig.
adc of artillery Tor each corps, ana one
battery of horsc artillery for tho cavalry.
Tho editor rclrains from giving the nnm-
herS in his possession, either of men or
guns; but h, says that the infantry corps
are moro than usually strong. The nrtil.
lcry force is organized on Gems. Barry
and Hunts new plan, prevailing In the
Army Of the Potomac, consisting Of an
ind p'ndcnt brigade for each corps.
Each artillery carriage has eight horses.
with twelve In reverse for each battery,
all carefully picked Tor this march. The
Quartcrmastcr's Department in Shr.
mans army has always been model for
efficiency and good management. The
whole inrcc is divided into two wings,
Gen. Howard commanding the right aud
Gen. Slocum thu lcit.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-15
h Queer Advertisement.

The following advertisement appears
in the Richmond Wing Of the 9Th: To
all whom il mny concern Failure Of our
employees to do their work recently with
SIX II in New York, makes It necessary
for the Brotherhood 10 meet and concert
measures Tor u more decisive tx cution
of the great retaliatory duty they have
taken upon themselves, ut this juncturc.
Our own homes havo bccu destroyed, in
violation of all the rules of war, ard we
must make our ruthless enemy feel the
weight of our Justly aroused vengeance in
tho very center OF his resources and
wealth. We can do it ciltctunlIy. You
are, therefore, ordered to meet in this
city, by delegates from our seycral as
sociations in Virgins, North and South
Carolina, at o'clock on the evening OF
the 18th inst, for business. Hy order OF
the great Brother.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-15
Administrators A Sale of Re al
Estate.

Pursuant to an order made by the Probate
Court for Seneca county. In the State OF
Ohij, on the 18th day OF December, A. ID.
1864, will sell at public auction. to the
highest bidder; but at not less than two
thirds value. on the lllh day Of January, A.
D. 1855, at one o'clock p. NJ. on the prem.
iscs, Steam Saw Mill and fixtures, located
on the North East quarter of section IL,
Township l, North, Range IL East, in
Seneca County, in State Of Ohio, together
with the use OF the mill yard and the land
nppurtenant TO saw mill, so long rs the same
remains and is used upon its present site.
The mill yard and nppurtenances, contains
about acres of hnd. Said premises are q
part Of the real Esatc Of the late Samuel
Weaver, deceased, aud are situate near the
Village Of Attca.
I o he sold ir,c from dover or other in.
cumbraucc. One third of the purchase
money to be paid on the day OF the sale, aud
he balance in two equal instrllmenls at
six aud nine months respectively, the lie
fercd payments TO be secured by mortgage
ON the premises sold and to bear interest from
thu DAY 0i sale.
The purchaser will be required to pay for
the deed.
SAMUEL J. SEED,
Administrator on the Estate Of Samuel
Weaver, deceased.
J. X lloRn. ATTY.
Dee. Is. 'GI. IN 50
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-15
Thn prasidentls Messnge.

Ihe fl5SluonGS mBSsugo'
The, Presidents Message Is not pom
dsrous, but brief and suggestive, and on
main points satisfactory. Gratitude to
God ~ expressed for heslth aud abundant
barycs,s. satisfactory account Is gwen
4. of the National relations with Mexico ana
d. South AmericO ; the loan OF an iron'clnd
steamer 10 Liberia is suggested; bricl
reference TO diplomatic intercourse with
Egypt, Chips and Japan is made the
A,lautic and Overland telegraph enler-
snrl.p Is kindly mentioned attention is
called TO the opctiing to commerce OF the
: poris of Norfolk, Foruandia, ahd Pen
b. sacula and Congress is asked to provide
hy Law that slave traders shall not be
allowed 10 acqulr, domicil In tur coun-
r, try. President notices the attempts ol
disloyal emisslrics to cmbroil the Nation
p in foreign wur, and gives notice that the
81 United States win hold themselves at
liberty To enlarge their naval armament
upon the lake., ir they shall iiud that
proceeding necessary. lie also calls
attention to the Cannln border. In refer.
cnec to immigration, tho President sug-
f, ec,t. al amendment to tho law Of last
srs.iou to prevent frauds or immigrants,
and is dcsirous that tho Government
should make II manifest that It DOES not
Intend TO impose involuntary military
service on ,husc who come from other
lnnds.
The President corcurs with tho Sec
rotary of the Treasury in his rcc"mmcn'
dntinn for an incr use OF taxation TO
meet. expenses consequent upon war
aud surgcss whether il might not be
,cSpcdicnt to provide thoto limited amoupt
6fsolnc future is5ut of National bonds
nigh, b. held ny any person exempt
from taxalou, aud from seizure Tor debt.
The National banking system is approved
Of; and the recommendation u! the Sec
retary or the Navy ror n new rank, that
OF Vice. Admiral, is heartily concurrcd la.
The views orih Postmastcr.Gcncrul
ON the subject of special grant' TO new
lines of ocean muil steamers, for the
development Of Increased commercial
intercourse, are approved. Attention Is
invited to tn. public lands, aud 10 The
prospects Of the pac.di Railroad. The
Indian system is mentioned ns entitled
to reorganization oud Then, after brici
reference to pensions, agriculture, aud
the District Of Columbia, the President
refers TO military opcrn,oas, aud antici'
pOtcs good results from SHERMAN march
OF 500 miles through the iUsurgcnt re
gion.
An amcnlmrut to the Constitution,
hbolhhng slavery, is strongly urged up
on the present Congress, because the
people Mt the late election d, clnrcd
thcms Ives uncquivoculy in favor oisucl
IN amendment.
Upon the lesson Of the Presidential
canvass and vote, aud upon the vcxcd
questions OF slavery and pcucc, the Prc-i
dent il emphatic and sound. We refer
you TO the Message, published in full, in
our columns.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-15

To Phillip Ambrose Croxton and Samuel Crox.
ton.
You are hereby notified that IN the Goth
day Of ofSeptember, A. d. 1864, l filed in the
Probate Court for Seneca county, in the
State Of Ohio, a petition representing that
the personal nssetts of the Estate of Samuel
CrOxton deceased, late of said county, are
insufficient for the payment Of his debts and
costs Of Administrat ion, and asking for an
order to sell the East half of. in lot No. in
the Village of Attica, in said county, for that
purnose. .--. ~ d .-.4-.l Il
, Said petition will come up for hearing ON
the 2ith day OF December. A. ID. 1864.
SAMUEL j. SEED,
ton. deceased. .,..........
J. X. noRD, Atty. Nov. 81, '6i ,4w.