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of the Peace and Re al
Estate Agency. -.

The Justice Of the Peace Of Clinton town
ship may be found his cffice. two doors
north of the Post Office, and opposite the
Shaw han House, in the City Of rifiin.-
Having taken out license from the United
States as Conveynncer and Claim Agent,
respectfully offers lie services to the pub
lie, aud will draw and make Deeds, Mort
cages at all times, he will also procure Back
Paw, Bountics, &c, due Soldiers. their
Widows Children or Mother, with prompt
ness. Also, attend to the prosecution OF all
claims against any Of the Executive Depart
ments Of the Federal Government, aud tho
Collection Ct Debts aud Claims in this
County, &c. Having also taken out
license as Real Estate Agent, will attend
to the buying and selling Of Real Estate.
Renting Of Houses or Stores, or Other Real
Estate and for the accommodation Of all per.
sons haeing Faims, Lots or Houses which
they wish to sell or exchange in this City,
County or State, or any other State or
Territory Of these United States. He has
procured a Book in which he invites all
those persons who may have any such Reni
Estate, &C., TO sell or exchange, to come
and register them in the Book, free of
charge aud which will he always open to
any one wishing to purchase, free ofeharge,.
he subscriber only asking reasonable
compensation for his services when he may
be the means of benefit TO those who may So
register their propcrty,or by its examinations
be bcnoiitted. u j. GO0DSELL, J.F.,
Tinin, April 2th, lo65 3m.
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The Spring Fashion---How do our
Democratic Brethren Like II?

During the war !or tho suppression OF
the rebellion, seldom ha, il been that our
Democratic fellow citizens have re.
joiced in the achievements OF the armies
OF the Union. Ia obedience to the
orders from their great leader and proto
iypc-JErFEEsoS D.--they most always,
when any Of our armies won victory,
hung their heads low, talked in whispers,
and looked sour and sullen, aud ir ud.
vsrsity for short imo pcrched upon
our banners, they carried high their pro.
slavery heads, sycophOntc smiles bcumct
Ia their countenanccs and they would 90 to
the uouble TO assure their loyal nPichbors
of their ancient prophetic powers by tx.
claiming: I'VE told you 50 !'"ihc South
never can be whipped !" Sc, &c. In n
word, they would do just about us Jrrr.
DAVIS did. II JEFFERSON felt good, SO
did our ancient Democratic brethrcn. Ii
he smiled, by singular intuition, small
contraction OF the rsblcs was plainly
perccp,iblc on the countonSnces Of ,ha,
nncien, family the Democrats. II
JETrERsos felt cross, they would swear
a little for him. Mr.. DAVIS said that
slavery was right so did the Democrats.
He said the South could never be whip.
ped 30 did the Democrats. lie said
that Richmond could never be taken SO
did the Democrats, lio excused the
saHion aud brutal trestmcnt Of GU.
soldiers by charging the fault 10 lay a,
sur doors aud SO did the Democrats. In
fac., JKTEERsoS DAVIS was their pattern
and their guide. Now, that they have
followed in hii footsteps for tho last
thirty years. adhered TO his doctrines aud
teschiugs, and winkcd at his devllsh
practices, IL is not to be expected that
they will desert him now, even II bis
wicked principles aud doings have failed,
but that they will live 10 perpetuatc his
memory by adopting the latest style OF
dress which he thought most comfortable
30 wear in his last hours Of liberty, viz ;
woman's hood and PetticoaI We
have heard OF some Of them creeping
under a woman's petticoat for safety, but
ncvcr yc, of one getting into a pettieoSl
TO run away. Won't il be amusing &c
see the Democratic party rolled up in 4
pet'lcoat Pe.licoats 10 their platforms
pettieoata In their speeches. petticos,s Ia
their editorials, aud petticoats in theil
dreams, especially their dreams. Hickory
is no longer the insignia of Democracy
for il has been usurped by a pettieoat
How do our Democratic fellow. citizen.
Ikeii!
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What Will Be Done With Davis2

Now that DAVIS Is caught, n good
many will inquire what will bc done with
himi We think this question will be
determined with but very little difficulty.
Preside JOHNSON declircd in the Unit.
ed States Senate in 1861, that If he were
President he would arrest DAVIS, or.
raign him for treason, and II convicted,
would hang him. JOHNSON is now Presi-
dent, and IL is not likely, in view Of the
declarations he has more recently made,
that he will l.tDAvis of with any other
punishment than that Of ofstretching hemp.
lie will not do this either out Of mere
desire to take vengeance upon DAVIS, or
of craving for blood letting, but will do
it =, promote the ends of justice and
stamp the crime Of treason with infamy,
in order that il may be q warning to all
u,urc generations. We have Ind
enough of blood letting, but JUSTICE has
not yet been mctcd out to the leading
conspiraturs against tho government
DAVIS aud some more of them must be
hung, and some Of the others ought to be
poni,hcd from the good country which
gave them position aud influence in their
earlier days, and which they afterwards
dclugcd in blood. In addition to their
crime of treason, they brutully and
wantouly starved to death thousands OF
our prisoners in their hands, and murder.
cd hundreds of innocent citizens for 10
other cause than that Of remaining true
10 ,ho old nig. They carried on the war
moro otter the manner of sayagcs than
civilized people. We have no feeling OF
vcngcancs towards th,m. Justice, how
ever, must BE- done, il il hangs every
mothers son of the leaders. Hung DAVIS
and a few others, and high treason
against the government will never more
be attempted, ond we will continue to
grow in greatness aud glory forever and
ever.
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Trial of tie Conspirators.

The trial Of the assassination conspira'
tors eo'ameased at Washington, on last
Saturday, before the Military Coamis-
ssion detailed Cor that purpose. Ger. .IIuS.
TER - President of the Court Martial,
HoLr is Judge Advocate, assisted by Bun.
NETT and BlRGHAh. Tho Court Is open.
The prisoners all succeeded in procuring
counsel. REvERDy JonRsoE ia ur-.
SuEhArg's counsel. The latest Wash.
ipgton despatch says the evidence oi
guilt ofthe prisoners. at the Conspiracy
trial appears SO conlusive as TO complete
" check ,he current OF sy mpathy in their
favor produced by the proposed secre,
trial. II 10 said that the prisoners are
w,uned by their counsel 10 abandon all
hope. They appear utterly broken down,
Reyerdy Johnson tnkes but litle part In
tbs trial. He is preparing an elaborate
ssguhsent- challenging the jurisdiction Of
the Coayt.
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First National Bank of Tif,n.
Petition for DivOrcc---.
Seneca Com mon Pleas,
Ohio.

Elizabeth Hanizcr VS. Gotlieb Hanizer--
The said Gotlieb Hnnlzcr will take notice
that on the Goth day of Arril A. D. 1865.
I he plaintiff filed her petition for divorce in
the Clerks Office. of said Court, wherein
shc sets forth that she and the defendant
were lgally married on the 18th day Of
June A d, 1860. That on the 9th day cf
July. SEQ, the defendant left the plaintiff.
and has since remained absent and swsv
from her wilfully. That the defendant dur
ing the time Of his said absence has gross.
ly neglcctrd his duty. That by saidl
marriage there is a child.
And ask that the said marriage contract
may be dissolved, and both parties re-
leased from the obligations thereof That
plaintiff may be restored to her maiden
name, and tor other relief
HALL & PITTENGER.
Ap / 30 CIV. Attys' for Plaintiff.
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LK HoRD. scc'y.
Tnunshins and Ward Meetings.


The qualified Union voters OF the respec'
tive Townships Of Seneca County, and
Wards Of the City Of Tiflin, oho, who were
in favor Of the policy ofthe late President
Lincoln, and who are friendly to the pres
eut Administration Of the Naticral and
State Governments, are hereby notified to
meet at their respective places of holding
elections. on
SATURDAY. THE 10TH DAY OF JUNE,
1855, at o'clock y NJ. Of said day, ard
then and there appoint delegates To repre-.
sent said Townships aud Wards in the Union
County Convention to he held In Tiilin On
Saturday, the l7th day Of June, 1865.
The basis ofsueh representation is ono dele
gate for every 95 votes, or fraction of 10
votes given for Abraham Lincoln in 1854.
The apportionmeLt Of delegates Ia as follows,
lO.Nit.
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Union County Con,
yentiOn.

The union County Convention Of Seneca
County, will assemble at the Court House n
Tifin, on
SATURDAY, fnE I71H DAY OF
JUNE, 1865,
For the purpose Of nominating county
ticket. to-wit:
On. Candidate for Representative
for County Treasurer,
for County Recorder
for County Commissioner
fot luhrmary Director,
And slsc for the purpose ofarpcih'i'g n''
delegates TO rcpresen, The eounty' IN ."'
Union State Convention. TO be held IN OO'
,umbus. on WEDNESDAY, the sl't' day oi June
next. and the appointment OF Oe"',A'
Committee for the ensuing year, and ior inc
transaction Of such other business 's may
lec;tima,ely come before tire Convention
C.K. WATSON, Chm.
Union Cen. Com. Sen. Co. o.
J,K. HoRD, sec'Y.
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The Confodoracy in a PottiCoat'

The Confederacy in a PottiCoat.
One of the moss striking features Of
the collapsed rebellion is TO note the very
short and summary manner in which 1t
wound up. Six weeks ago, JEFF. DAVIS
was in Richmond ns Executive Of the
Southern Confcdcracy, surrounded by the
veteran army Of LEE, and issuing dcrs
to JOHNSTON, Dick TAYLOR, KIRBY SMIrn
and all the other satraps Of the rebellion,
an d assuring the people Of the South
that they never could be conquered that
il il did come TO pinch they would "dic
in III last ditch" But, alas ! for poor
JEFFERSON First, Richmond fell, and
the naughty JErF. picked up his traps
and culumi.ics md skodaddlcd. Then
LEE surrendered then JOHNSTON then
Dick TAYLOR, and finally they freed the
chivalric JEFF. on the fence wrapped up
in his wifc's hood aud petticoot The
great Southern CouGedcracy dwindlcd
\ dow n to such smuil dimensions us to bC
limited 10 the narrow confines of
} womuu's potticont What jlke
That's dying in the last ditch with
vengeance
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFricE or COMPTROLLER OF TiE CuRRENci}
Washington, March 18th, le6S
WnrRrAs. by satisfactory evidence pre-
scnted TO the un dcrsigncd, it has been mace
Ia appear that "The First National Bank OF
rinin," in the City Of Tiffn, in the County
of Seneca, and State Of Ohio, has been duly
organized under aud according to the re
aniremcnts of the Act OF Congress entitled
IAN Act to provide National Currency
secured by a pledge Of United States Bonds
and To provide for the circulation aud re
dempiion thereof" approved June I'd. ieOl
ami nave complied with all the provision
of said Act required To be complied witt
before commencing the business OF Banking
under said act.
The ollicc Of Comptroller of the Currency
Now, therefore, I, Samuel I. llowa:d,
Deputy COMPTROLLER Of the Currency, do
hereby certify that "The First National Bank
of Tinln !" in the City OF Tiilin, in the
County Of Seneca, and State Of ohio, Il
authorized to commence the business o
l]nnking under the Act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my, haut
and seal of office, this Sixteenth day o
March. 1865.
| tsEAL) SAMUEL T. nov ahp,
80 900l Deputy Comptroller ofthe Currency
March 23d, 1865
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Official Public Notice
LAND SCRIP FOR SALE.

CoLUNBUs, Nay lat, is65.
ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS
Iofau act ofthe eueral Assembly ofshe State OF
Oho pa ssed April ~ ,ls65, the nndersigned State
officers wireeeiye proposals nniil the I,t day Of
Az gust neat, for the punhase Of the Land Scrip
eeived from the United States for the eu ab lshmeht
ofan Agricultural College, Colleges, in the State
ofOho. The scrip com rtises 630,00O acres Of land.
No proposition WILDE received for loss than one
hundred aud sixty acres.
II more eonyeAient proposals NAV be made 10 tho
Auditor and Treasures OF any county, who wi u trans
nit the same 90 the uadeuigRed.
JAS. II. GOODMAN,
Auditor Of state.
q. VOLNEY DORSEY. -.~
Treasure OF Stats
WM. uENRY SMITH,
May f,tangi. Secretary ofState.
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CAPTURE OF JEFF. DAVIS,
Is Caught in a PettiCoat'
His Family and Staff also Prise
nerS
OFFICIAL BULLETINS.
WAR DEPARIEEST.
yAaut~arou Nav IA.

OFFICIAL BULLETINS.
WAN DEPARIEENT.
WAsHNGroN, May 10.
Mojor Gen. Dir:
The following dispatch, just received
from General Wilson, announces the sur.
prise and capture Of jefferson Davis, AID
his staff, By Col. Pritcbard and the Mlchl'
can cavalry, on the morning Of the loth
inst, at Irwinyiile, IN Irwin county, Geor-
gia. Edwin NJ. sIANIoN' N
Macon, Ga. II A. NJ, May l3.
TO Lieut. Gen. q. S. Grant and ihe
Honorable Secretary Of War.
have the honor 70 report that at day
lirht of the 10th inst, Colonel Pritchord,
commanding 4ih Michigan Cavalry, cap
turcd Jefferson Davis aud family, with
Rccau, Postmaster. Genera, Colonel
Harrison. Private Secretary; Colonel
Johnston, A. j. c.; Colonel Morris, Colo.
mel Lubbick, Lieutenant Ilathcway, aud
others. Colonel Pritchard surprised their
camp at lrwinyillc, in Irwin county,
Georgia, scvcuty.fyo miles southeast OF
this place. They will be here tomorrow
nirhi aud will be forwarded under strong
qnard without delay. Twill send lurther
particulars ot once.
lS.gncdl jill. WILSON,
Brcvct MyOr General
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Or The Port Royal New South of
MAY 9th speaks of the arrival at Jackson.
willie of squads Of the 3,ao0 Andersonyille
prisoners who were coming in. The
rebels finding il impossible to feed them,
brought them to near our lines aud turn
ed them loose. Most of them have ar.
rived, aud, they wcro being supplied.
About twenty were left at Andorsonville,
too sick TO be moved. There died at that
prison In eleven months of the year end.
Ing January, 1865, as follows; FebruOy,
1854, /; March, 2ssi April, 575; May,
7oSi June, 1901; July, LAS August,
2,99i; September, 3,676; October, ,595;
November, 494; December, $685. January,
1865, l99. Total, 1860. The total
number who have died az Aldersonyille
slhee the establishment Of thai internal
pen exceeds 1900
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OF During the palmy days Of block
ade running, the port OF Nassau was flour
ishing. Everybody was rich or fast be-
coming so, at least in appearance. Now
all 10 changed. A correspondent of the
New York Herald writes: "Eyeryb body
who can lat away is leaving tho island.
The Corsica taxes away full lOad of
passengers for New York. Auctions
occur every day of goods iaIended Tor
blockade running but which have gone
down to nominal prices, With The de-
pnrlure OF this steamer the Royal Victoria
Hotel closes, ior want Of patronage
There are eight blockade runners here,
laid np for business. II Ia said they will
90 to the river liza Platte, aud carry on
The same business during tho war be-
lweenparaguay and Brazil"
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c. X. WATSON. Chm.
Union Cen, Com, Sen Co. o.
J, X. D0RD, Secy.
May IL. ll05.
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or There was a slight inoongrni,y Ia
the notices Of a store window Ia Port.
land, on the occasion Of tho recent
funeral Of the President "ln God We
trust"--"rerms Cash"
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IULLErlN No. TWO.

Further Details ofDavis' Capture
His Attempted Escape in his
Wife's Clothes -Breckinridge's
Son taken Prisoners Expected
Capture of other Rebel Leaders.
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J. WILSON, Brcvct Major General.
A 4 4
Hon. r. VI. Stanton

IIONs iss va fiuhtVNs
Li,ut..Col. Ilnrdcns, commar1ing the
Ist Wlsconsiu, has just arrived from lr-
winsyi,lc. ile struck the trail of Dayi,
at Dublin, Lawrcns county, on the eve
of the 7th, aud followed him closely night
and day through the wilderness of A lligu.
tor Creek aud Green Swamp, via Cum.
berlandsvil.e t. Irwirsvilt. Colonel lIar.
den met Colonel Pritcilrd, with 100 pick.
ed men aud horses of the 1th Michigan.
Harden followed ths trail directly South
while pritchard, having rresher horses,
pushed djwn the Oekmulg,c towSrd
llopcwell, and thence by House Creek to
lrwinsyilie, arriving there at midnight, on
tho 0ih. JEFF Davis had not arrived.
From citizen, pritchard learned that his
party were cucampcd two miles out OF
the town. lie made dispositions Of his
men and surrounded the camp before
day. Harden had eamped at 7. NJ.
within two miles as he ancrward learned
from Davis, the track being two iudistinc
to follow. He pushed ON al 3 A. NJ
and had gone little more han one mile
when his advance was fired upon by the
ith Michigan; a fight eusucd, both parties
exhibiting the greatest determination, be.
fore the mistake was discovered. The
firing was the first warning Davis received.
The captors report that ho hastily put on
one of his wife's dresses and started for
the woods, closely followed by our men,
who at first thought him a woman, but
seeing his boots while he was running,
they suspected his sex. The race was u
short one, aud the rebel President was
soon brought to bay. He brandished a
bowie knife, aud showed signs of battle,
but yielded speedily to the persuasion OF
a Colts revolver, without compelling the
men to fire, lie expressed indignation the
energy with which hc was pursued, say.
ing he had believed our Government was
too magnanmols TO hunt dcwn women
aud children. Mrs. Davis remarked tc
Col. Harden, siter the excitement was
over, that the men had better not provoke
the President, or he might hurt some o
them. Regan behaves himself with dig.
nifty aud resignation. Tho party were
evidently making for the coast.
J. III. WILSON, Bievet Moi. Gen.
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EXAMINERS NOTICE
To Teachers.

The School Examiners of Seneca county
will hold examinations at The Office CT the
Examiners, in Tonib's Block. Tiffn, 0hio. /.
for the year 1865, as follows: t
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Its entirely poiseless.
1t received the Gold Medal Of the Ameri.
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c IL received the Silver Medal Of the "NeS
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II received the Silver Medalof "penn
sylyania State Fair" 1854.
IL also received the frat premium for
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send for a circular containing full infor,
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from those using the machine, dc.
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Iicut. col, An Michirnn Cavalry.

Lieut.. Col. lh Michigan Cavalry.
The lst Wisconsin belongs to Logun's
brirude OF Nee ook's division, and had
been sent due cast by Gen CroXton.
Col Minty distributed his command all
along the south bank of the Ockmulgce
and Altomuhn. This accounts for the
collision between parts of Vests and
shows the zeal the command in pursuit.
| have directed increased vigilance on
the part Of the command in the. hope OF
capturing the other assassEs. Or dis.
positions Of men are good, aud so far
none of tho rebel chiefs haye been able
TO get through.
Brcckiuridgo's son was captured night
before last, eleven miles south of here.
will send further details as soon as
received.
l. Wilson RrcVct Major .Gunrrll
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tB- AUEN TO " AN I'D -keg
james Wilcox.

Manufacturer, sos Broadway, New York
PRINCIPAL OFFICES.
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WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, May II.

WAR DEPARTMENT, ,WAsmSGT5N, May II.
Major Gea. Dir:
The following details Of the capture Of
Jtn. Davis, while attempting his escape
in his wirc's clothes, have been received
from General Wilson. II. NJ. STANTON.
Macon, May ia. NJ.
The following dispatch announcing the
CAPTURE OF Jtir. Davis, has just been han.
died in by Coll Minty, commanding the
I'd Divisions:
IIrApQ's am MIcmcAN CAVALRY.
CuMnERLANp, Ca, May H..
TO Cant. w. ScoH, A. A. g., 2d Div.
SIR: | have the honor TO report that ot
daylight Yesterday, at Irwinsvillr, sur
led and captured jeff. Davis aud fimi.
iy, together with his wife and mother, his
Postmaster. General Rcgan, his Private
Secretary, Colonel Hammond, Colonel
Johnston, A. u. C. on Davis siall; Col.
Morris I.ubbtnck aud l. cut. Hathaway;
also several important packages and as
train Of five wagons and three umbulan'
ces, making most perfect success. Had
not n most painful mistake occurred, by
which the Iih Michigan and lst Wiscon.
sin came into conflict, we should have
done better. This mistake cost us two
killed and Lieut.. Dautclle wounded
through the arm, in the lth Michigan, aud
four men wounded in the lst Wisconsin.
This occurred just at day light, after we
had captured the camp, by tho charge
OF the lst Wisconsin, They were mis-
taken for the enemy. We returned t.
this point last night, and shall move righ
forward without waiting orders from
you rs directed, feeling that the Who'll,
object OF the expedition is accomplished
1t will take me at least three days tC
reach Macon, as we ure scventy.tivt
miles out, and our stock mnch exhausted
| hope 10 reach Hawkinsyillc tonight
| have the honor be, etc,
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Th.ia ofms 6rn series Of s3l1,OlO,oO0 Of the
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The Reb-lHou is suppre ,sed, and the Gcvernsn,
has already adopted measures to reduce expenditures
as rapidly a. possible TO peace footing thus VIII
dfavins from market IS borrower sud purchascr.
This tsthe ONLY LoANtN MARREr now or.
cred by the Govcrume nj an con,ti,uts, the GREAT
roruLAR t.uAN OF rus PEOPLE.
The se,en.Thiry Noes are convertible on their
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Subscriptions will be received by
National Exchange Bank of Tiain.
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