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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-18
The Consniraov,


! In last week, issue We published The
full account Of the fendish conspiracy
lately made in 81. Louis. We hope eve.
~ one Of our readers will read il careful.
ly. We have every reason to believe
that the exposition is founded on facts
aud no, on fiction, We have every rea.
sou to believe that branches Of this or.
der, or something similar, exists IN this
city and throughout the county. As we
understand IL, tho secret IL that they &C,
men TO solcmnly sign the pledge to rc
sist the draft, 10 resist the collection OF
the government taxes, and not TO vote
for any war candidate at the coming
election. IL such is the fact il will dc.
vehpe itself about the 9th of September.
when the draft goes off. lf the Demo
cratic party desires to incite an insurrcc.
ton in the North, and think they cannot
make the rebellion a success any other
way, the 5th Of September will give
them an abundant opportunity to test
their metal ond their courage. .'
The people will obscrve that the step,
being taken now by the leaders OF the
Democratic party arc mere Preliminary
measures to inhame the passions OF their
followers, They are similar to the means
employed by the rebel l.ndsrs to incite
their people to take up arms against the
Government. II does not require cx.
traordinary pcrcep,ive qualities to dis.
cern a striking resemblance. And IL
would be well Tor the friends Of the Gov.
conmeut to prepare themselves to put an
quieius to such movements in
the start. We implorc them not 10 re-.
main stoicaI while the fuse is being sp.
piled to the mine beneath US.
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If the young mind was always TILED
literally, the crop Of error and dlsoppoint-
nent would grow beautifully less
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A RARE CHANCE.
Good Farm fer Sale.

A Farm of 16O Acres OF Land
living in Fulton County, Ohio. A. miles
rexth Of DELTA, on the ir.hne r. r
and a good public road run ng alongside
Uhe sane There are some Improvements
o itt
Good Log House, A Young Orchard
and the lsad is dry and in good condition.
desirable property. The lasFd is situated la
good neighborhoo d. -r,f.
TERxs. = 0 90 per acre. For further
tufsrpnatoa enquire Of S G.AuMEHD, on
the land, or address S. @. AU MEND,
Beta, Fulton Co, Ohio.
May 10. 1864. 33H
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TX Hosr, Attorney at Law. q. J. kEtS, Auer
r.,n Law and Notary Public. Ohics, Commsfeial
Row, Up Stairs, Southeast Corner.
1..usry %, 1894.
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fnd every other kind Of Printing done
With ncatncss. and ct short notioer Give
Us q trial
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Silas Harrison's Estate.

Notice is hereby given that the subscriIer
has been appointed and qualified as Admins
traitor of the Estate Of Silas Harrison de.
ceased, late of Seneca county, Ohio. All
Indebted to said Estate will please make inn
mediate payment. and those having claimt
against the same, will present them duly
authenticated.
HARVEY NJ. HARRISON.
Administrator, as afore said
August llth, le64--3w.
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W. II. Noble,
Nord Il Keen

kn.,ns,s aud Coun,sllor al Law. ofies in sin
get. New Bloch, opposite the couf,fies
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BUSINESS CARDS.
e. X, Watson,


At,csn.y - Isv. WIN st'end promptly 10 all
kfsd, sfl.s.i bu.ius,L OGes in Com nercial Row.
Timh, Qhie. novs
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-10-26
THE sOLDIERs, LETTER.

We call the especial attention Of our
readers to the communication signed by
the soldiers of the 120th Regiment. We
notice among the names several, who be-
fore they went into the army, were ar.
dent Republicans. We do not wonder
that these brave boys, who can not help
but admire the patriotism and heroism of
Gen. Mcclellan, should grow indignant
over the false and malicious SANDERS and
abuse heaped upon them by such men as
JEFF. Sprengle, a man hat has been spec
ulating upon their blood and their suffer
ipgs, and that would steal from them the
pittance that = generous con munity had
awarded them, while they we're bravi n
in behalf of their country, the malaria of
the camp and the dangers of the deadly
fray. No wonder they should grow in
dignant at being called "cowards, sneaks,
and ~renegades," by the big bag of cow
ardly dirt, tied up n asty, y'clept L. JEFF
Sprengle, while he lies in ease, Incidence
and putridity, safely at home. .
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THAT BANNER.

At the rece mt State and County cleo
ton, Mohicau township gave the largest
increased Democratic majority of any
township in the county. Under the usual
rule this entities her to he control of
the Banner. She does not intend to take
it upon that vote, but now makes the
proposition to the other townships,-in
order that there may be a full and fair
contest,-that the township giving the
largest increased vote for Mcclellan orer
til c vote at the State Election, shall have
tie Banner,-the Banner to be presented
af er the election at some time and place
hereafter designated. Let the Democra-
cy of every township in the County make
an effort for the Banner. Old Mohican
says she can beat herself, and, therefore,
the rest of you, but don't give it to her
without a trial.
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THANKSGIVING.

Lincoln has appointed the last Thurs
day of November as a day of National
Thanksgiving and Prayer. What bene.
fits or advantages have we received under
his Administration, that we are called on
to return thanks, is more than we can see,
except it be that we have escaped his in
exorable CONSUMPTION and are allowed to
remain at home. We can thank old Abe
that although ne has burdened us with
taxes aid subscriptions unparalleled in
the history of any country, yet be has
been SO kind as to allow us TO retain a
tenth part of the proceeds of our labors
to support life. Coming as it does, i'm
mediately after the Presidential election.
it will be a convenient time for Lincoln
to thank his stars that his defeat was not
worse than it will be-. It was evidently
appointed in view of the fact, as the old
joker has a every clear inside view" of
coming events.
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The programme of announcing Federal
victories just before election, has COM
menced. We have the first grand install
ment in the claim of a tremendous victory
by SHERIDAN. The lie will be kept up
until after the election. The idea is TO
make the people believe that LINCOLN s.
Co., will soon squelch the rebellion
BEAST BUTLER fred 100 guns over the
claimed victory. That was the order to
him from Washington. Nobody else did
it. Gold still Dent up. The telegraph
tells US that Wall street did not believe
that any victo-y had been gained, and
hence gold kept rising. We expect
three days before the election to hear
that Richmond, Mobile, Charleston, JEFF
Davis, and the crest of mankind" are
captured. Then the rebellion will be
squelched, and people should vote for
Abraham in order to end the war. But
the people won't see it. They have been
fooled too often to bite the b,rbed hook
again. The infamous lies of Stanton &
G, will go by the board, and they will
wait patiently for the facts until after the
election.
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"a CLEAR INSIDE VIEW,

Capt. SAMPsEL is out in the Times of
last week with a long article in reply to a
letter written by DAVE SAMPsEL while
he, (DAvE) was in the army, and which
was published in the UNION in 1862, and
re~-published on the 9th of this mouth
He takes issue with DAVE squarely, and
says that 2 few weeks after writing that
letter, all the decisions expressed in it
disappeared, and that it was written be.
fore he got a clear inside view of the Re-
bellion. This is all well enough, Cap
tain, and will probably satisfy some in
reference to your very awkward and incon-
sistent position in reference to the war
now, as compared with your position. as
expressed in that letter. But how is it in
reference to JEFF. and Miss NANCY p
Did you not have a ~''clear inside view" of
them at the time you wrote that letter
and called them the two "Scabs of Abo-
litionism 2" Did you not have a e'clear
inside view" of JEFF. when you said in
that letter that he was used by Billy
DENNIsoN as the Every savage dog, to
act on his dirty, lousy, tory, military Wig
~iianee committee ?" Had you not had a
%.'clear inside view" of Miss Nancy when
you requested JEFF. to have him, (Miss
Nancy give 'sthree huge, tremendous
sq1ueals for the American Eagle ?" The
community are waiting for more light on
this "clear inside view question.
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u0DD SAFE IN CANADA.

The Darlington AboliIionists and blood
hound traitors of Indianapolis have been
having a great pow WOW over the case of
Fl. 81. Dodd for conspiracy to overthrow
the government. Mr.. Dodd was absent
on a visit to Canada during the trial and
made no defense Knowing that he was
arrested for political purposes. and that
he would be tried by a bastard Court in
which he could not have any rights, he
concluded to leave the black legs and
thieying gamblers under Darlington & Co.
to try the case to suit themselves. The
whole proceeding is a farce got up for
electioneering purposes just before the
election. Darlington will find another
mares nest in Indiana if he thinks he
has gained anything in his late discovery.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-10-26
INHUMAN.

We have several times heard children,
mere babies, following on the street,
"Hurrah for MCCLELLAN, and a rope to
hang him." OF course. we care nothing
for this kind of outrageous talk coming
from them, but it is an indication of what
is taught them by their parents. These
parents, not content with the terrible
scenes of blood and desolation that nov
curse our land, and that are hurrying to
premature graves hundreds of thousands
of our fellow citizens. in their demoriac
gloating are attempting to inculcate the
spirit of murder into the minds of the
very babes. Do you think for an instant,
parents, when you teach such stuff to
your children, that your teaching is to
make them familiar with scenes of crime
and murder?
And who is it of whom they are thus
taught to speak George b. Mcclellan,
a man who never had any thought but
for the good Of his country /; a man who
time after time periled his life in its de-
fence ; the man who upon the CORY field
of Antietam, saved the Capitol of the
nation from capture and the carcasses of
Lincoln & Co. from the hands of the Con-
faderate army. GA rope to hang him.
forsooth A rope to be prepared by
thieving ~Shoddyites and coward fanatics,
who, when Mcclellan, with his brave fol
lowers were imperiling their lives in the
swamps of the Chickahomi1y and in
front of the veterans of Lees chosen ar.
my, were laying securely at home and
piliDg up greenbacks wrung from their
wounds, their agonies, aud their blood
The men that could and do teach such
stuff to their children are traitors to hu.
mainly, to God, and to their country :
They are unfit for association with a chris
tan or civilized community, and should
receive, as they deserve, the r%cprobatinr
of all men. Let them be married.. TIC
man tat has the infamy in his heart to
teach murder and robbery to his children
is as much a monster as him who prosti
tutes his daughter or makes a son assisr
in assassination. .5
We refer to this because we have oul
eyes upon some persons who send theil
little ones out upon sosh instructions.
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Loudonvil'e, 1 $40 10 ga

The County Treauers Office will be own for the receiving Of Taxes between
the hours o. A. NJ and S p. NJ, from the15th day of October to the twentieth
day Of December. after which time The penalty will be added, and collection nl en-,
the 10th day Of December, 1851 and the bahnce on or before the 2oh day Of
June, 1865 Taxes returne delinquent are utject to a penalty OF twenty per
cent Tax payer will provide themselves vhhUnted States Treasury Notes, Noes
of National Banks or Notes of Solvent Banks Of Ohio. (God aud Silver not re-
fused Nc other kind IF money will be takenin payment of Taxes due 1.-THE State
Tax payers will consult their w convenience by providing themselves wthsu
funds an in all cases come prepared to make cauge n III of so CENTS and under
Please remember that it will be impossible to attud to you all in the last week of
the term. ~ .E.a..es-z.F IF t(#-A&
N. B-An persons who postpone the paymentpf their Taxes until after the goth
days IF December and June, must expect to pay he additional 5 per cent. allowed
by law, for it will be added in every Instance L-4
~ur tuava. gata Fl. B. HERSHEY, Treas ashland Ca. O.
TKEAsURERs OFFICE, Ashland Co. October 18th 1864. sgsa@assst sas -~3a.
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WHICH WILL YOU CHOOSE ?

American Freemenl George B. Nc
dates for the Presidentia chair. Never
has such an issue been before the people.
You are now called upon to choose be-
tween these men. You are called upon
to tell by your votes on the 9Th of Noyem-
Der next, whether you will have Peace
and Uni on, or war and desolation; wheth-
err hundreds of thousands of fathers, sons
and brothers are yet to be torn from the
dear ones at home and driven away to
camps and hospitals, or whether those yet
alive upon the tented field are to return
home to the anxious ones there awaiting
them; whether the Girl Var raging
like a fearful tempest and pouring forth
its pent up furies in widest torrents Of
blood, rending the air with the shrieks
and cries of our wounded and dying coun-
trymen and breaking the hearts of moth
ers, wives and sisters shall be brought to
a close and peace and prosperity again
reign triumphantly throughout our once
happy and prosperous. but now bleeding
country, or be permitted to rage with re.
doubled fury, that the minions Of the
present Administration may continue to
line their pockets with "Greenbacks"
bought with the blood of slaughtered
thousands of their fellow-citizeus; whether
the tides of carnage are to be turned to
streams of peace, or be permitted to flow
more copiously; whether the enormous
taxation which is bankruLtig the country
shall be stopped, or be doubled; whether
you will lave the Constitution re estab.
iished and the Union as it was, or the
Constitution destroyed and the Union bro
ken and disunited; whether you will have
liberty unfarl her banner as in days of
Democratic rule, or forever laid PROSTATE;
whether the freedom of speech and of the
press shall be established, or entirely
destroyed; whether you will have a gov.
eminent of LAWS; or a military despotism.
IF you want the latter, vote for Lin
coin if the former, vote for George B.
Mcclellan. Every one knuws the char
acter of both. Look for a moment at the
state of our country now, compared with
it four years ago, before the close of Dem
ocratic AID illustrations and the dawn of
Abolition anarchy administered by the
hand of Abraham Lincoln.
Countrymen have you not had enough
of war, blood, CONSUMPTION and taxation 2
If you have, set aside the Illinois Joker
and vote for the hero, George &. McClel
Ian, who twice saved the nations Capitol
from destruction'by the Confederate army;1
who, when he had been stripped of alis
command and insulted by the men in
power, yielded to the entreaties of the
President and Gen. Halleck, took su
preme control of affairs, won the glorious
victory on the field of Antietam and drove
the rebs out of Maryland. Vote for Me
C~lellan. the restoration of Peace and the
old Union.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-10-26
LEGAL NoTICE.

NNTUS H. EARNST, near Petersburg in,
the state of Virginia, and Rasseller 8.
Earnst. OF Adams County, Indiana, will take
nonce That Henry Winbigler, administrator of
the Estate of John Earnst, deceased, on the;
LIN day Of 0ctober.A D. 1864, fled his Pc
tnt1on In the Probate Court within and for the
County of Ashland and State of Ohio, alleging
that the personal Estate of said decedent Is
sumcient to pay his debts and the charges Of
administering his Estate, that he died siezed
IN lee simple of the following described Real
Sstate SITUATE in said county Of Ashland and
state OF Ohio, being a part of the SOUTHEAST
quarter eft section FIVE (5). township twenty
one CD. Range fifteen Q5), bounded and de-
serlbed as follows Commencing en- the North
SIDE ofthe East andWes road leading through
the town of Jeromeville at the South east cor
ner OF the ally east ofsLand deeaed by Aaron
WhissiDore to Samuel Meng. ond thence. north
along the east side of said ally $50 feet, taence
east 90 feet thence south go feet, and thencs
west Oh feet to the place of beginning, being
the same lot or piece of land decided to said
John Ear st; deceased, by David Steel, that
hebecca A. Earns. is entitled to dover in said
premises, and that Elizabeth NJ. Earnst, James
NJ. Earnst, George A. Earnst, David EarEst,
Titus H. Earnst and Rasseller 81 Earhst IA
his heirs as attlaw hold the next Estate of in
herstance therein. .@
The prayer Of said petitionor - for the as
signment of dover to said Rebecca A. Earust
and for a sale of said premises subject 70
such dowestate fbf tls 4nh (Efba
debts audarges :. ,& Hoos4a SdREL
Said petition viii be for hearing on the 12th
day of November. A. ~ 1864. or as soon
thereafter as counsel can he heard. yBlaas
HENRY wINBIGLER uoI
Administraior of John Earnst. decd.
By j.. D. Jones, Atty.
October -. 1864-4wlS 8fi II FnHL
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ss- It is reported that Lincoln will

order another draft--if he is reelected
IN December, SO that they will be ready
for the spring campaign. There is no
doubt of this, for if the war is to be car
ried on as it has been for the last two
years, for the negro, more drafts will be
necessary Mcclellan will never resorl
to it. He is wiling to offer terms alike
honorable to both sections, to restore the
/ Usion.
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Let every man who is in favor of the
Union as it was aud the Constitution as it
is, be at the Court House, Saturday eve.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-10-26

QuERr.-How does Bounty JEFF like
the letter from the "boys in blue" In an
sther column? Speak out, Jefferson.
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gale OF Real Fstata.

(NN the 18th day of Noven Der, Al, 1861.
between the hours of ten O'Clock Ann.
am four o'clock, P. NJ. on the premises here.
inafter described. will be sod to The highest
bidder, the following Real Estate, as the prom
erty of Sarah Peigh. deceased. to wit Stu
ate in the Coun y of Ashland and State OF o..
and more particularly described as follows
Lots numbered twenty four and seventy four
in the village of Perrysburg. a+,s srf re
Apprised at So. Terms of sale.
one half cash on the day of sale, and one
half in one y. ar from he day of. sale with in
terest. back p yments 10 be secured by =
mortgage on the premises.
Joseph G. BOLLES,
Administrator of Sarah Peigh, decd.
BY ]. H. McCombs, III ATTY.
October IL. 1964-4wI8 p-to%
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P. F. W. & c r Z: TIME TABLE:
CHANGE OF TIME.

- . EA g g
On and after date, Trains on the P. Fts W.
& G. R. r., viii leave Mansfield Junction as
follows; - ~
CONNIE ncing on Sunday, May Is, 1864.
TRAINS GOING EAST
Express Passenger, 7;42 A.. NJ.
o.. s Mail and Passenger, .sS:11 A. NJ.
Fast Express 1913 NJ.
Express Passenger. 6.42 p: N. 2
Locsl Freight I,Oo A. NJ.
Through Freight, re h@ I:30 PM
Through Freight le' e s2;40 T. nj.
Through Freigh taf 1855 P. NJ, :
,lia .-. TRAINS GOING WEST. Ss
Express Passenger. t%'t'e 8:l5 A. M.
Crestline Accom- Passenger, 11;O3 A, NJ.
.sls u S. Mail and Passenger, 4,45 P. N.
1 Express So bf 9;l2 p. H..
8! Local Freight, is's 'R4;0OP. M
Through Freight, sa' ..5:59P. M
Through Freight $50 A.. III.
Through Freight, 5.20P.A.
FRANK WARD, Agent
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-10-26

IN pursuance of law, ], Fl. B. HERSHEY, Treasurer of Ashland County Ohio
l q hereby give Notice that tn rate If taxation in thu several Towns and Town
ships in Ashland County, Ohio, oil each Dollars valuation of the propert ON The
Tax Duplicate IF said County for the year 1864, is exposed in Mills in the an
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-10-26
Admtnistrafor,s Notice.

NOTICE is hereby givsn that the
In signe has been appointed adminisira-
tor de 6onis non of the goods anu effects Of
John Jacobs, decd.
WILLIAM OSBORN.
Oct. IL, 18e4-3w1o
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J. w. Med oWEL,
SURGEON DENTIST,
ASHLAND, ONO,

CHILDREN's Wagons AID Cabs. for sale
at HICKOKS. Z
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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-10-26
uRELIAnLEIn

The Blade, of Saturday evening says it
has "varieus reports concerning the vote
for Congressman in regard to majorites
in different regiments, camps, &c., but lit
tie that is reliable!" " The Blade didn't
give any of these en- elidjie reports. The
same article however, says that u CORES
pondeAt at Chattanooga states that soldiers
and employees of the Government in that
region had given Colonel Rice a majority
of sesAen hundred 1t doesn't state that il
considers this Information moro "roliablo
than that which it did not publish As il
publishes everything. however trivial
which is favorable TO it's candidate, it is taii
TO infer that those various reports" didn'
como in on the side of Colonel Rice Yo,
might as well commence publishing th'
'"bad news" now it won't be great Will,
before you will have to etate that the gal
liant COLONEL was routed by the soldiers!-
Spew it outi
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-10-26
REnEL NAinIN yIsnMoNr,

At four o'clock on Wednesday after.
noon last, the town of st. Albans, Vermont
situated in Franklin county, Gfteen miles
from the Canada line, was entered by
twenty-five armed ruflians, who dashed
into town and robbed the three banks oi
$l50,000. Some of the citizens offered
resistance, but in vain, rs they were taken
entirely by surprise. Ono man was killed
and two or three others wounded by the
Tutiieus. Tho latter, after pillaging tho
bank vaults, stole twenty horses, and
retreated toward Canada, whittier, at last
accounts, they were being pursued-with
what results is not known. Tho robbers
are supposed to be Southern Refugees
. The Canadian townships are now filled
with rebel desertors, Northern skedadllers
aud villains of every stripe, and the pres
,ent bold stroke may be only the FIRST Of u
series, unless measures for prevention and
protection be adopted by both the Canadian
and State authorities on the border.