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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-12-28

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bsuts Den 2slsrn nes 92eittcten unlern 9leuiatrs'
sraB %Surufsn!
9suts rcr sinsm Sabre nod rate Der arisass
Hurm NIT ~unasibrdhter Wutb Sur1 nas 2ano,
Ocste istns 6lursn nnb peridlans feline ,raTenfabt'
&c Sussnb. Als 9feujabrsselhenf aarrte zen Bur
germ Gin nsuss SrnspenauFsetct entseaea uae re
iaten NIT Danger, eiftsrer Srrss In ais 3ntunIt:
Grttirb .9tsis Sri6lat lisas ME etn triliter
Sranm sheiih binter nns. 1lsns lgsstsn ts'ne S.s
tunssu, ftins 9ra5Jpmaridaas, fsins 8attele ts'ns
Gspnsss tatpr.
Die gsaTen rub'n.
srieoss Starue fdpeisen
uae Beinwirts sps bic frphe &reeeridaar
Ger teibuiebnte GrisSsn IL surii9ssfebrt, Der
pufrs.ban,pi rerrauht. Sic 2siosnihaftsn fhbs
len iih al. Mas mod fe1lt, I'm Dem 2anoe bic
prliGneiae Suite nie6erjnSeten unb bic aus 10
ihmersn 9raiunsen risoer eritanosne Union su tc'
%isiiaen, cas- mub nas 8clf istit auf rolitilAem
Geles ourn rie friselihs Aablurne ~errinsen. SaG
it all nielsm &amrfe Ger gSeIttcte nit aIsr ibrn
an @s6ote febenhsr 9SGrme tstbslissn riro, nas
fsSa.f wc6l seiner Werfinerun9 BON unlerer Seits.
So isblsn uns bsuts i3eit unS siimn,lns, nm Gle
perbSnauierrusn Grsianiie ess rsrFoilsrsn Sahrss
nGesr III teri6ren. 3aiIsn mir beuts bic Seraan9sn'
beit nit Der YsrsanSsnbsit atrehnen unb nis8cc'
ten Gle Scbten te9ratsn nno teten mir Den Sl'd
trfnunsepcl in bic 3ufInft.
Wir tatcn uns aud TN rerHcienen Sabre be-
fret, un1sre gfihten Gem &sier s~sssniter rsolih
unS aeriTsnbaft 81 srfdaen. Sb es nns ater int
uer Sslunsen 1T, feline @rwartunsen gu tefriseisen.
taran ,msifsln mir lsbr. ltnb bod mub rcbl Del
alte gBettpts aud i'm rsrFcRsnen Sabr IN rieltr
i~au,sneem Bon Uamiliem Elm ~luiafcmmener SAT- &C.
msisu lsin, bonn bic altsn 2sier 9aten i9m n,hl
tlrs lire @unit tsmabrt, icnesrn feline 9ife 9atfd
pura cine iebr aniehnliAe 3a6l Ron neusa Ssicr
rermsbrt. =,
sSir mirhem cine 4Fidt psriaumsn, irsnn nj,
niAt Eel nisisr GsteSentstt aasn SreunSsn uni
aaentem, bic fiA 70 tbatis fir Die Austreitnns I'M
fsrss Btattes ten,ibtsn, %unferen tieisefiiblten Dam
ausIpsaen MOLTEN. NtOsen bic Srsunbs fortfab'
rem, uns ibr Woblpcuen 3u iAenfen, eas 81 per'
hienen uniere tsts Mufsate istn ica.
3rsi nno s,ranjis Dial taten mir jest ben e
fern BEG g2sftctsn sinsn Seujaerssrub auserufss
manAe pcbl %srinnsrn ih nod nes erifsn @ru:
ees int Sabre 1913. g9ir fsnnsn fsin eeurihei
Blatt, ras rbns ssehisl Der 6sranssetsr cesr be-
Meoaftcn 10 LANCE ~bsftanSsn bat.
Mit sinem rsht bsrjlihen Slid ait gum l1elIel
Sabr! an ATE asisr unS selsrinnsn pOusn mir bic
ie @piiisl ihlisbsn. $50 s@1. ,.-r
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-12-28
Noro= uub siiO=G arolina wicber als Staatel in
Der llNion!

grGiiesnt Scbnipn Fat auf's Neus sesetst, oab
er fh bnrh eas @e6eul Der Habifalen nitt irre
MAIDEN ld6t, irnhsrn nit fiAsrem saritte bic pcrs
a0sianste gatn psriclst. Sim Grnnerfas lies
er, eurh Staatsjscretar Senarb, ben prpriIcrilhsn
Grupsrnsur Ser y BON Glib Carolina telsarap9iib
inltruirsn, isin Sim in Die 9Gnbs he5 pom 9clfe
ernGtlten @curerneurs Orr niensriuleacn, wctsi
Inn a(etA5eitis Der Sanf ber Sfesieruno fir feline
tisbsriae treuc YHi1terfinuna aus sefrromeu Wures.
giue abnlide Gspsihe trurbs Dem rrcrtirrilhen
@cupsrneur Srlpen ron Sspro Carolina suaeianet,
telIsu Qmt nun in Die Sdnoe nss rem 8plfe erz
wablten @rupsrnsurs @Drtb ~iitsrssbt. Bsiee
@rlfs= @curern eure baktn in fursen tslearapbilhsn
3ulhriften bas 8ertramen, cas- ibnen bic Ne9ies
runa i~tsrtrdat, in nanfeneen Mprten anerfannt.
Uclasnbes 1T bic 3uiArift os Gpurerneurs Orr
ron Glib Garclima
@olumbia. e. 9 ben 2t. Oe;. 1865.
gu hen a6tb. SO IN. s. Semarb, Staatsiecretdr.
Die @eiet0etung BAT ib aenfrn Nittag sertaat. Gpns.
GsrrY it mad ieiner 9ein,atb surud@efsDst nnb Sire Iepelde
wuree ibm yer lpit su8cfanet Gs mirn fur nas &rlf pn
Glib Carolina iebr erfrenlt6 iein, gu %psrnsbmsn. bab feline
Heojeruna geamtsn feiner eigenen 2Sabl anosrtrant porcsn
il. SD eanfe Sbnen. i'm Namen bes gOlfes. fir ras aner=
bieten Ter ARituirfuns her Ser. Staaten sle9iernng. falls
fplhe nDtbia mereen Ioute, CUR b~albiaen gSiefeteinIesnng Zee
S1aotcs in feline Siedte unr sur 81, hes geceibsns une
Der 81 pslfabyt ~teielben. Sic earfen meinss nnabanserliden
WprToses yeriidert iein. bic Sbertpbeit Ger Ser. Staasen af
red1t s,ialten une Gle @bre. Sntsrsfsn nnr eas WObl unierss
esnsiniaaitidsn sansss Ibissn gu pollen;
Gpurern6r ppn Sub Carolina.
slcre Garclina unb Sib Carolina ino lcmit ala
jsltIpdnDi9s, BON 8sansten ibrsr siSsnsn Ssahl res
oisrte 8uurcss Staatsn ansrfannt; ibre 8rurers
neure lsbsn i'm bsrjlt1en @inpsrfdnbniis nit Den.
asrSltenien Der linton nno ino frsubis bereit, ists
ner rsilsn unr ratrirtilbsn 9rlitif sr rcufanoi'
o,u MISUNDERSTANDING Der linton lnb CUR eneti6en
9srutiauua hes &annes jeoen mS9tihen Wcrlhnt
N lsiitsn. gBOusn es trrs oisIsm stste bic hirntol'
len Sanatifer @tsrsns, Gunner ,u"S sOnicrts"
nod rsrluden, bic teiren gtaatel, 81 SrrritcrisN
AZ Ssoraoirsn limb ,renn Glib Carolina, cas Den
srRsn eanb tsnsrts. a!s ~llnicnss staat a%ne.fann'
1T, ,ris mpus" is rann bic anns1n saDtaatea, BIZ BIZ
msniser ~sslaneist batsn, Sraubsn taItsn: W
alusrrennuua bss 0clfsz@ Uurerneurs 9Scrth, Cen
lire Srsans gum r0sstsasn" iismssltsn, nrue T'
nrppslt crit rsat s%tsarnen. Gae solt aesrl Dem
unn nas bic friipislisen uno un9silpcnen Marrt'
ten Der a%auatifsr bsrSlia iatt BAT, lpire bic mu,bis'
Saurlunssmsiie bss @raiibsntsn bsrsli9 tiaiaen
an hstIslten g8siis rie Noros unp sabsGarr:
linS lins AUDI Gsrrsia uno Nlatama ron Den
ssrG1hsuten ais Staatsn anerfaunt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-12-28
Ser @eTbOte.
Wiel Slid aunt rleuen Sabr!

asIumbus, ben %. Seeembsr 1865.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-12-28

Scr Miiiiiiippi 1T tsi Gutuqus, Sotra,
rc0idueia iterfrorsn, 10 eab Uubrncrts BON einsm
llisr mad rsn amnern iahren fcnnen.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-11
The Arrest of Oolonels 0uld and
HATCH --The FLIGHT of jeff. Davis,

New York, May 7.-The Times Wash.
ingt,n special says the arrest of Colopels
Ould and Hatch, the rob,l Exchange
Commissioner. il on a cborge of misno.
preparation of the supplies and money
sont our prisoners.
A Times special, dated Raleigh LIST
says Ii, uteLnnt Colonel Parser. Of The
All New Hampshire, captured by Wheel
er's cavalry hear Magnolia, about three
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-11
Our Returning Braves.


The l23d Regiment " i'll be mustered out
this week. Three conpini4s-D | and X q.
went from this county. These men have
seen bard service. They have fought. and
marched. and bled, and suffered. as well and
nobly as any other soldiers of the Republic
No one but a soldier knows with what plea
sure, mingled with anxiety, they have con
'templated the happy day when they shall
arrive safely at home The little speeches
they drsd up in thsir miads. when standing
~ lonely sentinels in tho pelting rain. or
lying PROSTATE with disease. or by wounds
received. on co. in some far-off hnsiptal,
to deliver when the should bo greeted AT
the depot by music. aud living banners. and
stesming hot coffee, amid the roaring Of
cannon and the shouts Of their Joyous
friends. Now that they are about arriving
home. should we allow their pier saut dreams
to 60 unrealizedf We think not. neither
do We think our people will. In view Of
these fscts we respectfully suggest that our
peop'e Immediately take meaiures to give
the boys a receptisn--a hearty welcome
home This subject should not be do.
bAtable. All patrio,c citizens should
consider il foregone conclusion to give all
OF our brave defenders nearly greeting 10
q BETTING aud becoming manner, and make
sheir arrangements accordingly.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-11
Plain Talk in Richmond

The following is related BY Rich.
mond correspondent Of the New York
Eeening Post;
Twas privileged to listen this morning
to discussion, in trent OF the SPOTS.
wood House, which illustrated in strik.
ing manner the march of Opilion. -
Four years ago it would have been un-
safe TO preach abolition doctrine right 10
the heart OF Richmond. but that wss the
doctrine ! heard proclaimed 10 day io
presence OF delighted audience. II
came about in this way. A civilian
visitor, getting iutu conversation with a
young sUuthcrner returned some remark
in favor of the uegro, IL was resented
by the STRIPPING. WIN carried nimble
tluige, whercupon the other declared
with emphasis that the loysl blicks were
."Detter men than white traitors, any
day" The youth, flushing up, said he
wouldn't submit to such language; Il was
urgcnerous TO Insult men who acknowl
5dged themselves beaten. "But ! tell
lyou,"s ii the other, "you shall submit
to IL; I've come down here for the cx.
press purpose VI saying in Richmond
what hlvd alw,ys been free to say.
ing in New Yok. You are w,rs
than your slav $; YOU sr, even Worso
thbn the savaprs of middle AREA. and
III prove It. These siyagts are fond ol
making trjnkcts from the bones OF theiI
victims. So are you. Didn't you roast
tn Il 'sh from th' bones Vt our dad
soldiers at Bull Run to make finger ring.
and parlur ornaments Tor your rebel
b Isl
The ssyages o. africa hay a lundncs,
for drirking rom the sku is OF those tn .,
| have II In in battle, or sluu.h cred I'll
heir fcas;s. H,ver't you done ;hc sam,
thing? IN Central Alit, the ucgrnei
uiyil" themselves ,ntO small tribes, eacl
warring ayoi1st III, uthrr, and each nudsl
irg an absolute sovereignty. Haven
ycu been trying TO cut no thc Uno,
mt petty sJvcrtigntiss, each Stat,
striving Tor an xc,u-v' dOmitipg
Duu'ty u aim, just a, the saw ige- o
Ari,a TO, o nut The W IL under the fee
OF the s'roug; don't y uprress IN i,n
cclrss, h vent yuu starry II our i,Inrrt
and mu rel it, cold nlcud women an,
children, for no ulhcr cause than ioya,t,
| tla nab,lS nf T. hiUpiS are sarOuded IN
~ ordnce. but yJu have sinned In the fac,
. light aud knuwl dgc; you nave know,
better, but refused To be humon, jusl b.
cause slavery, your uur,iug muthsr, wa
born in the lap o. the deyil, und feeds he
children un hrllbrOih.'
That was strong talk for Richmond
but Il wa, listened to by sidewalk audi
cnce Of two or three hundr d p"rs ms
soldiers ana - hers, aud WIS u ly ~
plaud d. he 20 sou he RS npcl
raw, und swofe, but /, was 90, 80 use
his tOrmentur was pitilrsS and Nhcn tn
crowd opened to let the victim pass, h.
shot away us il a forty pound bull was u
hS back! II will take some tim Tor thi
dosr, administered by norlhern"iunalic
to accomplish perfect digestion.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-11
Sons of Liberty Probably to be
Executed.
Special Dispatch t,tne Cincinnati Gareue
lNpIASAP"LIs, May 7.

Special Dispatch 1, iue Cincinnati GareIte
lNpIASAP"LIs, May 7.
Publ;c interest aga n brgrs TO center
up ~ the criniaas Bbwlcs, M,liigan AID
Hursey. They have, ever since their
irlii SIX months ago, ago, been confined
IN the NJ Mlit,ry Prisou at the Soldiers
Home, strongly guard, d, awaiting, as
has been Understood. the action ui the
Pfesidegt upon their sentence. II has
loag been t.city admitted TINT the find-
ing OF the Court which tried them adjuds-
ed them to b. shot, though nothing Uih
'ciul has ever been promulgated To such
an elfec:.
Some time ago the prisoners raised Il
large sum OF money, aud employed ublr
counsel, who went t. Washington and
urged upon Mr.. Lincoln the proprcty oi
committing their sentence ~ mere i'm
prisonment, and It was rulnorcd that sucll
mission was successful. Il Gently how
ever, an order came from Washington
that the prisoners should DC heHiy
ironed aud dsecure,y y guarded, aud the con-
atructiJn pldc Il upon this order BY tlc
friends of the guilty. men und Uth IN is,
Iha' Pfcsd nj JJhUsOu has dctyrn,n' Il "
carry the original sentence 'uto Effect
Tue prisoners themselves have lost all
hopes. MlIigun has written to his
iauly to be prepared for the worst.
There ID u statement N the Sunday ps-
p' published in this city, that the order
lur their TX cutiun haa been received uy
the military authorities, bu, after dlli.en,
inqury, | think II pr,muturc aud unr, la
bic. Certain II is thai since the assIs.
slnalIUn VI our Deluv, President l. u.
coiu, the people here would man'Iest
little or nU surpris, should the sentence
vi death o. carried oul.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-11
The News from North Carolina

{
The work Of poroling Johnstou's army
has been completed. About $4,000 men
were surrendered. Among the fIiccrs
was the pirate Semmes, of Alabama
notoriety, who held a comm,nd in the
NLvsl Brigade. About $4,000 stand OF
arms ana l50 cannon were t.rucd over
to our forces. The reason assigned for
Wade Hampton's refusal TO surrender
and subsequent aght is that he was
known TO have murdered u wounded
Union soldier, and, naturally enough,
feared punishment for the crime. The
rebel soldiers are last returning to their
homcs,but are pluuderng the helpless in.
habHant. on their route. The people of
Charlotte have been compelled to ask
Union aid 10 protect them from their own
military champions. JEFF Davis did not
leave the vicinity Of Johnston's army un
Ill the fna arrangements for surrender
had been made. He then departed, hay.
ing previously distributed $4,000 in spe-
Gle TO the officers aud soldiers, amounting
to between one and two dollars per man.
Was accompanied in his Iii Iht by about
5000 men under Eehols aud Basil Duke,
muny Of whom belonged to John Mornan's
old command. He il said to havc promis
I'd 10 return to the South with "a army
larger than the CUniederacy ever had in
the field. 1t is doubtful whether Texas
or Florida is his proiessed destination.
General SchUfield has issued an order re.
minding the people Of North Carolina
tha; oil their late slaves are free, aud ad.
vising the freedmen to go to work for their
Old masters where they can do so without
iEjury to themselves, but directn; them
to work somewhere, at any rate.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-11

OF JEFF. Thompson is said to have
written n letter to the commandment of
the Federal forces nj Little Rock, propos.
ing 10 surrender
OETThe strong secession sympaih zing
city OF Los Angelos, California, redeem.
ed itself on Tuesday, by eleeting the en-
tire UuiOn Municipal Ticket.
GJ-The' Tennessee Legislature yester
day elected D. 4. Patterson 10 the United
States Senate for four, aud ]. s. Fowler
for six years.
0>TThe sale Of Booths portrait has
been prohibited IN Baltimore. People
who purchase such pictures would pot
the "lives Of celebrated mUrderers" among
their choiee books for reading.
or A pisn has been devised, headed
by Mr.. HARLAN soon TO be Secretary OF
the Interior, aud Mr.. BARRETT, C0mmis.
sioner of Pensions, to buy Mrs. LIE-
COLIN firm near Springfi ID, the sub.
scriptions TO be received by jar cooKE.
GrGen. Rosser, who refused 10 sur,
render, has been captured. Vaughn'i
troops, numbering three or four ibousanS
men, who were In Esnthwest Vlrginia
have di.banded. Early Is SICK ut LYNCH
burg. He has not been well since Sheri
dan run him down so in the Valley
Then he promised not To drink until b
should whip sheridanl This has give
hin iasIseYus'sl,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-11
MARRIED.

HEMING--.VOUGllT-.Ol April
30rh, at IA residence ol A, +. Chitten-
den, E,q,, Republic, by N. p. CALD
WELL, J. r., Mr., GEJRoE Il. HEsMlSG to
M,ss HARRIET c. VouGHr, ali oi
S'nccJ couLy Ono.
At last our bach lor riend had to suecumb
10 tue pressing call Of matrIhony and be-
come Beued,ct, We couSratulate the hnl :
py ,oupie aud bid lhrm God speed III Their
Journey through life. GEpRGk is one oi the
best surveyors IN this part OF the county,
aud We understand that he soou contrmplates
enlarsiug hl. field Corporations. Success rc
him
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-11
THE T..'FIN MARKET.

coRRIcrLD wtikLY ny 5 Is SSE,ru.
lIryIS. May Lees
FLOUR--se 90
HHEA Firm ut 81 10
,ORN-Firm al 5Jc for shelled from
icBms.
UArS-Firm At 40e from teams.
Wool.--osling AT soc.
SEED--CioverS S,2 90. Timothy 50 30.
FLAX SEED--Sl 80 per bushel.
RYE--7se per bushel.
CANDLES 30c. tallow 22Cd 25c
SOAP GERMAN 2. Unmmon &c.
rALLOW-l0@l2.. Grease @9o.
OrArOES--40c@50
PoRK-Per bbl, $25 90.
WHlSKY-C1mmon per gallon 81 so.
Rye 50 90.
dAMS--i5@lsc.
HlDES--Green S., dry l0e.
CALF oKIES-I0o. Kip skins 10.
SHEEP PELTS-Fresh 25e .6sl SO.
BEESWAX-30 per pound.
BUrTER-I6c to lse per pound.
EGGS--i3c per dozen.
LARD-Kegs. l2e.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-11

0rA man went T. General Thomas,
asking him not to execute a noted gnefil.
Ia in his custody, giving as resso6 that
the war was about at an end. 81 guess
we shall have time to hang this ieilow,'
was the response of the sturdy general
us he dismissed the subject.
6JT The question is decided. Even an
unmarried woman may swear the breech
es" with impunity. The policeman whc
arrested Miss Hartman 10 New York fol
sporting "male continnatiops" has beer
dismissed the force, the Chief decidin.
that woman has asmuch right to wea
pair OF pants as an oyercoat, which ever,
woman wears. -,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-11
The Price Of Printing Pnpsr,

Gold has come down from $50 10 I4l'
bat II is amazing how slow prices of
commodities, which went up 30 quickly
with coin, are 10 come down. Printing
paper is one Of the articles thbt falls
slowly. It's five cents per ID. higher now
''han il wOs this time last year, and more
than twice as high as in 1860. Good
paper is now selling in this market at
a3c-the sumo quality that we bought
lyear ago at IA a l5c, and in 1861 at
sA@9Hc. Manufacturers say that rags
are scarce and dear, and hence prices OF
paper keep up. 1t is true that rags
are high and scarce, and labor is also
high, but chemicals have declined large
ly, and this should affect the price of pa,
per more than it hss. 1t is our impress,
sion that, Notwithstanding The effort tt
keep up the price Of printing paper, Il
must soon fall W ith gold, when newspaper
Publishers will be able 10 lower The pric,
Of subscription. The South must soon b,
open TO trade. and that country is full o
rsgs. In all probability the good, oil
simes Of cheap rags, cheap paper, an
cheap newspapers, ore not far distant
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-11
Was Andrew Johnson Poisoned.


There can be but lit e,doub. left in the
minds OF those who have attenlively pur
sued the detail Of the plot to aesassinate
the leaders D! the Government, that An.
drew Johnson, who has endured SO much
undeserved obIOquy for his singular aber
ration on the 4th Of March, was on that
occasion under the Influence not OF spirit.
uous liquors, no, either Of mere disturb.
ing drug, Intended only to Gisfgure him,
but Of deadly poison, !urliyely insinuat-
cd in his drink with the view to take his
life. 1t is in proof that the assassinations
were to have been perperatsd on the 4th
Of March, aud that Booth, the chiei ass IS
sin,hud posted himself in position where
Mr. Lincoin mast pass closely by, aud IL
doubtless expected that about the time
when the President should have persisted
by the pistol, the new Vice.PresiJcnt
would have expired in the Capitol from
the effects of the portion ho had taken.
Probably this view of the matter has new
er struck the mind OF Mr.. Johnson, and it
IL not to be supposed that under the mys-
terry of that strange occurrence, which
must have puzzeled him more than any.
body else, he would care 10 allude TO the
affair with any attempts Ot explanation
that might have been misunderstood.
The disclosure of the Instructions distri5u.
ted among the assassins, that they were
sat liberty TO use the blade, the pistol, or
( the bowl, but they must bear in mind the
latter hud once failed," seems to be con-
elusive upon this point, and will doubtless
suggest some important recollections to
the Presidents mind. His powerful ma
ture triumphed over the Internal dEaught,
and thus, in addition to an invaluable
life being sHved to the nation, we are
gfaufied in the conviction, that one who
has always been sober, self respecting
statesman, is now provideplially relieved
from even passing cloud on his career.
Wilkes Spirit.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-11

QSrSevcsal leading and popular Ohio
Generals arc talked Of ~ candidates fJr
Governor before the next State Uuion
Convention In Shprman's army Gen
ecal ]. Dllson Cox is the fayoritc. The
Department OF the Cumberland will pres
ent the name Of G len. James o Stecdmao,
while in the valley Of Virginia the claims
ot Brig. Ger. r. \. Hayes anc eanvassed
- Cisrelosd Lecdcr.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-11
General Lee.

The New YJrk Tribune, though pledg.
ed 20 The policy of mercy, brings the fol.
! wirg strong Indictment against General
Lee.
During his four years Of warfare on the
U ion he was responsible for all the
worst crimes committed la the name Ol
rebellion. During the last three years
he WIS the most trusted aud iril'I,nliri OF
the rebel military leaders. Duriug the
last two, he nigh at any time hlv made
his will law on any military question.
Yet tl'rr is NJ, in existence a sy ,labli of
Of protest from Lee agninsl my of the
bnrbaritics which have been practicrd by
the South in the conduct of the war
The massucre at Fort Pillow evoked no
expression of disupproval from him.
The systematic d starvation OF Union
prisoners went on without objection mol
only Ut u distance, but under his eyes.
Hi headquarters at Richmond were in
sight of D lie Island aud Libby pris IN
where our men starved aud lroz, by the
thousand. A word for him could have
reached Andersonvile A ut anv moment,
but il will be bluckened with the infamy
of sixty thousand murders he light have
prevrnted--uny, which were committed
presumably with his express approval
II of course knew what was doing; he
presumably cUunseled itihe certainly ap.
proved il. .
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-11

OF George Sound,rs nnd Beverly
Tucker display uOId deal of virluvus
indignation over th charges against tnrm
OF crmpicily in the assassination c,n.
sllicy. They protest their innocence in
the Mont cal papers, aud offtr to go to
X uses Pd,ut, or some other place in
the United States, and stand trial on the
accusation, prov ded the Guyernmcntwill
insure their safety, during he trial and af-
terwards, If found not g1i!ly. To give
them this guarantee, the Government
would have to lgrUre all their other of.
frrsrs; aud they have no doubt adopted
this Oold "b uff game" to keep up their
reputation am1ng the Canadians. Il is
reported tn II our authorities have de.
munded their cxtradition, bu' the state
mant is not Official Additional arrests
Of suspected acclmpliccS in the cOn-
spracy coniinu, 10 be made. We pub
llsh on the first page some additional &c.
tails Of the movements of the ringlead-
ers brfor" ard after the murder OF NJ
LINCOLN and the attack on Mr.. SEWARD.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-11
Fostoria News.

fostoria news.
The above paper, which had suspended
publication several months, adorns our
sanctum once more-J V. JONES, Esq,
having disposed Of the Office to w. G.
BLvMEn, OF Mansfield. Mr. BLYMER is a
practical printer and knows how to get
up spirited paper, aud we hope that
the good Union men Of that vicinity will
yield him hearty support. DLYMER,
come over and see US some OF these fne
daysl
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-11

OF A correspondent Of the Philadel-
phia Inquirer claims to have reliable IN.
formation that Sir II. b. Dk HcoHroN
proprietor Of the L,udou Standard and
the prime mover Of the insulting peace
petition which our Government refused
to recviy' last GUNNER, 10 holder OF
fl $50 900 10 the Conf, derate Cotton
loan. H. purch,set al par oac-tenth OF
the entire losn, and >, c6ufiden, was he
of the success vt the rebels, that up u
within two or three months pas, h. con.
sdercd II a safe and profit able investment.