The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-08
List of Soldiers from Seneca Coun-
ty who died at Andersonville.

The following is a list Of fsoldicrs, be-
longing % Regiments which urc compos.
cd principally of Seneca County men,
who died at Andersonville Prison, from
February, ls64.to April, 1868. The date
is the time of their death;
A. Bradley, A. lOlst; Sept. 23rd 1864.
Joseph Baumgardner, A. Stb; Nov. 7
1864. q. w. Brookmire, II, Slb; Nov.
II, 1864. l.. Bishop X, 49th; June II,
1864. Corp. w. H.. Bonstinc, |, lOlst;
August ii, 1854. 5. +. Bond, B, l23rd:
August l6, 1864. Sergeant J.. Gregg,
X, 40th; Sept. A, 1864. Sergeant Mojor.
y. W. Ciockie, 4oth; Sept 6, 1864. G..
Coleman, A, lOlst; April 81, 1864. l..
Cover, B, 40lh; July 25th, 1854. J.Davius,
10Th; Sept. 10, 1864. A. Duncan. X.
49th, Sept. so, 1861. L. Dibble, II,
lOlst; Oct. o, 1864. VIM. l.. Fry. II,
i93rd; June 25, 1854. William 0. Far.
ry, d, l23fd; Sept. 6, 1864. G.. G.
Greer, ID, 40th; August 5, 1864. J. d.
Howard, C. l23rJ, Oct. 10, 1864. w,
HoIz, lOlst; March s, 1865, james Low
ry, !, 49,h; May /, 1865. S. Leg, X.
l23rd; Nov. le, 1864. II. +. Moore, C.
lOlst; Nov. l6, 1864. d. McLvuley, L
49th; August 26, 1864. ]. d. O.wig, !
l0lst, April Is, 1865. &. Piiitr, 4
l23ld; August 0, 1864. Louis Slonc
ID, l25rd; March IA, 1865. Sergean
VI. Sweet, L, 49th; December ls, iS6 =
Thomas Squires, G, doth; July 10, 1854
]. Schun, X, l0lst; August IL, 1854
e. w. Stevens, ii, l0lst; August 10
1864. Sergeant +. Il. Slrucheon, A
lolsl; Sept. /, 1854. c. Valentine, II
l23rd; July "a, 1864. IL. Valentine, Z
l23fd; July "a, 1864. l.. Wood, a
l23rd; August "a, 1854.
Most OF the abole lamonted soldier
uie Seneca County men. They wer
systematically starved TO death by tn
! knowledge oil the rebel leaders, an
yet the Seneca Advertiser and othe
leaders Of Seneca Democracy, have III
cheek to plead mercy for DAVIS and Co
thus virtually approving the murder 0
our neighbors by these rebellion Suns {
hell. Those brave boys suffered nj! tn
terrible horrors and died IN the agony @
starvation, and yet we have men anon
US who sympathize with, and plead mel
cy for their torlurors. What do III
friends and ucquaintances Of these sol
dlers think ofsGch Democracy
Examinations Of the PubliCSohools
The examinations Of the Public Schoo
commenced on Monday last and will ;
concluded to-day. The attendance ,
parents and others has not been so larg
as could baye been desired. The schol,
as acquitted themselves remarkably wei
each one seeming to vic for promotions
To morrow afternoon the graduating e!
esciscs at the High School will tah
pisse in the following order:
MUSIC.
Essay-Misj IsA DILDiSE, Lasting MOI
uments."
MUSIC.
Essay-Miss ADDIE GALLUP. "Light
Darkness"
MUSIC.
a Essay-Miss MARY KINNAMAN, ,"The Mis-
ion of the Beautiful"
j., MUSIC.
c Essay-Mss HAL. WEIRGcK, "Eaith
. Battle Field"
d MUSIC.
e Essay-Miss ELLA DAVIS, "The Seer
81 OF Success" and Valedictory.
PREsESrATIoS OF DIPLcNAs.
: MUSIC. ~
II The essay will be preceded by Red
jng and Defamation. The music W
n be singing by The scholars.
:, The public examinations ia the
Ward schools will not take place an
e two weeks from tomorrow, Friday Ju
n 23rd.
QSrThuse ebopt purchasing or iradi
, old Pianos viii d. well u see NJ. Asc.