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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-01
SECRET REBEL HISTORY
Interesting Statement of the Posi-
tion Of Davis and tn Q Oonfede-
rate Government -Unpopularity
of JEFF. Davis.

From the New York Times
Tie following letter was written 5y a
gentleman who occupied the position Of
Private Secretary to one of tn most in
huental members OF Jeif, Davis Cabinet
throughout the rebellion. II comes,
therefore, from one well qualified to set
forth the actual condition of affairs in the
rebel capital during the rebellion. II
giy9s an interior view Of movements and
sentiments Of the rebel government such
us It has not been possible to obtain
hitherto. r. d. L.
RIoaKoSD, Monday, May 10, 1865.
Owing to the mystery OF secret scs
sions, aud the retlceace observed by the
journals, much of the real history Of this
great gtruggle remains 70 be written.
II is known to the world that Mr.. Davis
welded TO the last the full powers of the
South, and that the Southern congress
granted nearly all his requests fo- power,
Unsuitable as he seemed to be In this re-
spect. But il is not 80 well known that
he was unpopular with the leading statts
men of the South. They thought light
" of his capacity, and deemed him an
incubus upon their cause. Some oppos-
ed him openly, but the majority, while
deploring his errors, did not think il fit
period for opposition. Among The for
mere were Orr, Toombs, Wigfall,
Graham. Among the latter were Messrs.
Campbell, Cobb, Hunter, and many
others. On the other hand, Mr.. Davis
had a cordial hatred for congress, and
took no pains to conceal ii. One of his
last proceedings was to send 10 a special
message, which, when analysed, was
found to be nothing less than a carefully
prepared bill Of Indictment, and designed
to throw upon the congress all the
odium in the event of failure. This
document elected severs reply from
tho senate, at which body it was sup.
posed to be specially aimed.
No person., perhaps. ever occupied q
prominent position who ayailed himself
so little Of the wisdom or experience ot
others as Mr.. Davis. He was rudely in.
tolerant of any difference of opinion, and
deemed lo rejoice. ia isolation from those
who were likely TO express an ,ndepenent
Judgment. Ills despotism over his cabi-
n.t was supreme. He admitted that he
knew nothing of fuance, but upon al
other subjects made no pretense Of
modesty.
When the Southern congress met in
November last, Mr.. Davis sent in mes
sage, which was, upon tho whole, oi .
confident tone. He seemed to take no
account of the waning resources ant
sPiri. Of tue South, or tho diminished
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OF The reason assigned by the
rebels for the panic which caused their
troops TO break at the battle Of Mission
Ridge was, lhat the Yauks showed them
selves in such overwhelming numbers
that the rebels thought the whole
world was marching against them. To
show the opinion prevailing among the
rebel soldiers on this occasion. the AT
lanta InfsRigeneer relates the following
anccdote:
As line after line and mass srter mass
of Yankees appeared, crossing the plain
aud ascending he hillside, marching on
with seemingly resist less force, our
troops began to wayer. and many oi them
to their shame, fed without firing a gun.
Some of them, however, stayed until the
last, and among these was one fellow.
who. to use his own Language, "stayed
thar till they got so close that no heard
one Of the Yankee Generals give the
command, Attention, World. BY Ma
tions, right wheel By States, Fi:e |! !
And the thought il was tine for this
Southern Confederacy to be getting ont
OF the way! Don't blame him for il, II
was about time to "gt out Of tho way"
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USilver is inding its way out.
of the old stockings, and quarters
and halves ars beginning to circul-
ate. A harrisburg merchant took
in over five dollars last Friday.
UManager Hess, of Growers
Washington Theatre, proposes
that the theatrical managers
throughout the United States give
the entire receipis each Of one
nights entertainment towards tho
grand national monument to ths
memory of Abraham lincoln.
DPThe Ohio State Sunday
School Convention will be held at
Zanesville on the 9th, 7tn, and Sth
of June next. All Sunday
Schools in the State are invited to
attend. ~. "a
T The Emperor Nspoleon has,
just turned STA mere boy yet
The man who carries all be-
fore him-the wheel,barrow man.
"lTParents,' said a solemn
lecturer, ''you have children; or,
if you have rot, your daughters
may have" ~ thR t ~
! u-rA puzzle. Can any one
solve in Two. gentlcmen each
have a daughter; each mafrIes tho
daughter of the other; ii children
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-01
THE rRuR ARIsToCRATs.

Who are the uoble,o Of the earth
The true sdstoetais,--
Who need not bow Their hssds to Lords,
Nor dof 10 Nisss their haui
Who are they bot he meu oftoil,
The mighty and III. free,
Whose hearts and hsnss subdus the esuh
Aad compass slIhe ,ssl
Who sre they bui the Men Of Toll
Who oeleavs the torres, dowr.
Ard Plsn' smid the wildsrne,,
The hamlet and the town.
Who Eh,s the battle. bears the ssau,
And give he world 1t, crown
ofnsmc, and fsmr, and history,
And pomr Of old rsnowhl
These claim no riud Of hcriltry,
Add seorn the snigh,ing gtod,
Thstcoats Of arms are noble deeds,
Their Peerare iiirom tod
They t,Ss not from Sncestrsl gtavss,
The glory Of their name,
Bat win, u dr,t their father, did.
The laurel wreath offms
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TO JOBBERS
how Lost, how Restored
~ just published. new edition oi
3q} DR.. Culverw, LIS Celebrated Essay OF,
F. bruay %. lsG5-tf

~ just published. new edition OF
W. Dr. culverw, lis Celebrated Essay on
the radical cure (wthou' medicine) OF Sper
matorhea, or seminal Weakness, lnvolunta
~ Seminal Losses. lmpoteucy Mental and
Physical lncapaeity, lmpedmcnis to Mar.
risge. etc: also, Consumption, Epil' pay, aud
Fits, induce by self.indulgcnce or sexual *
travagansc.
~ price. in sealed envelop. only cents
The celebrated author in this admirable
essay clearly demonstrates, from a thirty
years, successful practice that the alarming
consequences OF selfabuse may be radically
cured without the dangerous use of internal
medicn or the application Of the knife :
pointing ont mode of cure at once simple
certain ami elIeciual, ly means OF which
every sufferer. no mat ter whaihis condition
may be. ma cure himself cheaply, privately
and radically
III This Lecture should be in the hands
of every Youth and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal. in plain envelopto any
address, post pad, on receipt ol elk cents, or
two post stamps. Address the publisher.
CHAS. ]. c. KLINE & Co,
1877 Bowcry Ny, post office box 4,5s6.
March 9, ie65-ly
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Suggestive.

At State Convention held in Colum--
bus on the 23d OF Jarunry, 1861, while
James Buchanan was President, and the
rebellion was being ipaugurated, the
Democrats OF Ohio sent greeting to their
Southern brethren us follows:
Received, That the two hundred
thousand Democrats of Ohio send to the
people Of the United States, both North
aud South, greeting; and when the peo-
pie of the North shall have fulfilled their
duties to the Constitution and the SOUTH.
then, and not ill then, will IL be proper
for them to take into consideration tho
question o? the propriety of coercion"
The history OF ihpt convention is orth
hunting up. 1t may be suggestive in the
coming cnmpnign in Ohio, as n prclimi-
nary to that other Convention which re-
solved about "four years Of failure"
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Davis House.

trc.wAtiy called the "City iou'e,"DTimn, Ohio
LEvI wEIRIcK. Proprietor.
Ths sires oi nsorm allhisitiendstnd
helatepattons OF the city House, ,tnowthe oaN'snna'
iis hoteIis ready for the reception Of guests ihe
II onse has heen ebuilt furnished andIs no" '
,oodas any in the country.
now have stabling anoughto accommodate sny
umber o horse and VI illalwav,hayesnnhonosnee
Sffeed. LEVI w ElhiOh'
rifhn. October . Is5e-i5.u
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OF The New York Tribune having
stated that Mr.. Lincoln, on the rcceipt
of A. II. stephens first Union speech 10
Georgia at the close OF 1860, gava him
choice Of all the POSITIONS in the Press
iden's gift, and also made an offer of a
Cabinet position to John A. Gimer, of
North Carolina, Thurlow Weed writes
to the New York Tines that never In
aoy of his consultations with Mr.. Lincoln
did the latter ever mention the name Of
Mr.. Stephens. In regard to Gilmer,
Mr.. Lincoln sent him a letter by Mr..
Weed. Gilmer's first reply was quite
Sartslsotory, aud bo sesmsd inoiined TO
take o position; but subsequently, when
the "Border State Question" arse in
Congress, M. Glmer changed hs
ground, and then informed Mr.. Lincoln
that he could not favor a "cuercive policy.
In his conversation with Mr.. Lincoln, Mr..
Weed insisted that there were two en-
tircly reliable Southern Unionist,-An-
drew Johnson and John NJ. Bots. Mr..
Lincoln concurred MS TO Mr. Johnsnn,and
nearly or quite decided to offer him
Cabinet position.
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III, q. Wcnncr,

Mauuracturer Of Carriages, BurHies, ,SnNtes' nc,
iornsr Coe and Jefferson streets, nshr the 'etmsn
-uh,lic church. rifin, Otto. A fine stock oi tue
-,e.t styles of Bugsies, etc, finished In the he.i
N amer and OF the most durable maierisis'confan'y
. rsnd, "a nd promptly mSdsto order: ,.>>,,n
TiNu Auvus,e5, is6a. 41-
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-01

Jefferson Davis, who was yesterday q
rebel, with two powerful armies at his
back, is to-day fugitive from justice,
with a price set upon his head as an as
sassin. There is every probability that
he will be captured, tried, condemned
and executed. Such an end will be
fitting termination to q life marked by
such crimes as treason and murder.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-01
Or. e.. G. Bcilhnrz.
SURGEON YfTFS DENTIST

JAhee ,Shawhan's Block ,ovcr rilin Bank Teeth
nsertedina superior mannrr, and on mosueasona'
bI terms CallRnd have yourresth hlled without
sIay Jr Jr.BEILuARzhaving had ethantweniy
ssr,sxperience, ,feelsc condden,thathe can please
he ,npstfa.tidious and succeedta HllaAsehwhere
d,ce~is sassibie undefany citcumstanee'
Aprill., is63. sotl
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-01
Seneca County.

AVE AND HEADING FACToRH,TlFF'N,o
". r. Chamherlin has constantly on hand Flnu'
nd Fruit Rarfei Slaves, we'll seNsoned, asd Kiln
risa aAeadins. Prompt attention given TO Allotders
Also scroll SAwing and Turning done toorder.
Hovemhe 70 ,ie63. sII
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-01
y. Clay,

AttornsyaLd a Counsellor at Law and No'NIy Pnb
10, Fosiaria, Ohio, viii attend promptly TO Albn.il
bs patti to alt knis of collections, In seneeA and
anoinias counties.
Dy,IrS With ]. v. Jones' Esq','n Hais' Block
up stairs
fostoriA, ,Augu.ta6, 1854.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-01

Returning rebels are becoming quite
arrogant in Virginia. Many ignore the
organization of West Virginis aud the
administration of Governor Pierpont.
Trouble is anticipated from them.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-01

WE srsipst receiving la'ss lot of Groceries a
wv reduced prices. Csland see
H.A.BUsKIRE q BRO.
spt VI. No2. Hedges BLOCK
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william Wolf,

dock hinder and blank Book Manufactured TIL
IN Ohio. ., q.
January /, 1854. ~ ~
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G.. N. watson,
EEOrd 4 Keen.

TX U,Rn, Attorney NJ Law, g. J. KEEN Auot
oey1t Law and Notary Public. Office, Com mefeia
Row, Up Stars, Sou'heastCorner.
I,aaatv oa 1864,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-01

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-22

,.y ALHA AT AUCTION.
"A BURNHAH xucrIoNsER.
- nAesIy1oEasE9N TSSss sAaf q su.srru,s.
sesswood octave Pianoforts .- $3.50 d a
on r..ns. ,, .w,o.., Superb Drawing Boom Suits
A....... Velvet and Brussels Carpets
$1,000. 2ronss and orno'u chandslisrs
~'ss"ood and Walnut Chamber
Dining Room Furniture. ~ SUM- ''''
ON ,u,s cls;s s,lysE were Jssl' Cutlery
AT THE ELEGANT REsIbENcE, AWEsf slxTEESrH
sss1 1TE ssHHT APP 81 FIFTH
ss:is sSs's 81 = !! $
sa s mSnh .s sd y n GSs g
DRAWING ROOM.
green gold brocstei the Richest description Va
Tssstse Sofas Arm Oval Back and Reception Chairs
lined with sstinwood; Plate Glass Mirrors aud Srccstsi
narss Bots Maraastere c.binss s sS1s
China Vases elegant sets Velvet. Carpets and Or
Mo k ccrS GSs e
n"es FsSH ss
superby carved legs case made TO order CITY maker
sPS g.
BY EMINENT ARTISTS.
ss 'ss sh'p psa ~ n S
Scene ee on ra Eq FL By Win
'PsFs Diana Flower Syiss '''-
Hsrtz, patent Extension Dining Table Buffet Arm Chair.
ss 2 sa
Spoons Cake 5axx tsfS sAsa's'd Table Cutlery
Rosewood and walnut Dressing Bureaus Bedsteada Ward
KY HAIR and Spring Mattresses, Blankets Sheet.
one ar Wishing 70 attend this sale take Firth ave
near tho house.
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MORRIS WILKINS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MO-
l dern and Antique Furniture Sevres China, artistic
Bronzes Mirrors, China, Glass, Carpets, Ae-E: LUD
Low co. will sell at auction Tuesday, May r. 1855 st
l0 O'clock the residence No. q Fifth Of
Ninth street, tho entire Furniture &C. contained In said
house. portion Of which imported from Paris and the
balance made 70 order BY Narcotic Roux, Deesor &c. VIZ
DRIVING ROOMS Elegant ebony and gilt Drawing Room
SUITS. In blue satin damAsk; rosewood Divans Turkish
Chairs Side Chairs and Oomsns In crimson cloth elegant
Bull and Marquetoee Cabinets Card Tables lard Mere
ebony and g Centre Console Tables marble ele
CANT Sevres and ormolu Mantle Clock and Cendeabras
style Louis XVI; ormolu Clock and Candslabras, style
Louis XIV superb 6evres apd decorated China Nantel
Vases and Jars style Of the Empires superb French plate
Mirrors elegant blue and leou color Satin DAmAsk Cur
tains; Lace dol Aubusson and Moquet Carpets
2 LIBRARY.-RleGAnt walnut Library Tabloe OAK and
ebony Easy Chais folo Hack elegant black marble Clock
with article Bronse Figure Crimson Repsand Lace Curtains
DINING SooH Elegantly carved walnut pu,Gr Bxssn-
aon Table, solid carved walnut Bu6eta marble tops: Arm
Dining Cha1 SOFAS tn reps ROSEWOOD Psr Tables blue
Curtans OAK and silver Nante Clock and Candeabsas ne
.ssoment OF Cut and Engraved Glassware French China
BED CHAMBBRS-Ea borsasly carved French, esk and
mahogany French Bedeteads Wafdrebes 0Ace
Dressing BuresnA washsanda Spring Bed Paaases Hair
Mattresses Bcsters and Pow Couohes and Easy Chair
Damask and Lace Cursans French plate hrrorS figured
reps and Lace Curtains 4oqu4 and Drussss Carpes 10.
ALS0-Eesans ormolu rosaae ChsudsherA ate Burners,
Brackets, 10. .tt. o. '.t n 1921. II
The hccss IL eeen for pspess,on, By permit which,
With taloguss may b nd a The oes OF he suconser
No. Pino street. \
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-22

JIlx1Y d. MINER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
i' sssS ss rG cs o SSsd. ns Ssy
TsstA. r., at thsr sacsroom Nassau street. for nc
eopxk vt9m naay concern Military Goods follows:-
a. U6h shoulder Straps assorted patterns; Gold Cap
frep4 pvdss, 49,, tc; o. Leather Belts gross But.
Graps Diaries. Beta fssteninss, &C., 30.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-22
"A UC!ION NOTlCE.-POsITIvE AND PRREMPTORY
IA sale Of over $1,000 worth Of ~ N ~ -
On, n Magnificent second Hand HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
eAHoANf ROSEWOOD finA4H Sf pr,pxrrnns.

VELvKTs DRuSeELS AND INGRAM CARPETS
- PAfNTIN0B. WORKS OF ART VASES &C.
,xE Roth Auctionesr win ssn this Monday morning.
sHsi1s = sn' private Essd:ass NJ Clinton plsss
PARLOR AND DRAWING ROOM FuRNITURH y
nree beautiful solid rosewood and black walnut Parloe
covered In Frsneh san brocael and rsps Turkish
css, and Lounges y match rSsewocd Centre .ad
DAY bronze Clock rich China and Paran Vases Parlo 0rnA-
menA elegant brocatel and Lace Cqrtans hne collection
saAdkIFICESf ROSEWOOD isIxNoyoRrE. sSodE
sa elegant instrument with round corners beautifully
rved legs and case with al modern improvements over
strung bass fun Iron plate pisnch action full
TcsewocS and mahos, Bsd.ts:as
Spring and Hair Mattressss Beds Blankets Tea Tables Ex
esnsisn Table GLASS; China and Silver Ware Table Cutlery
10 Sale positive Deposit required.
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DEMovAI, -MEsDAMEs NJ Az vIRFoLEr HAVE
~ removed from No. bto No II Clinton place
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sPNCIAL NOTICES.


fvKNfRAL Park ORDINANCE
" 1hs Board u Commissioners Of The Central PARK %
No nre engine hook ladder e hose truck other
machine whesA commonly used for tho sxnguishins Of
are ahau b allowed on Of the Central Park e.cp
the anssfse roads without the prevous consent Of The
Comptroller Of the Park. ~ 81. M T., a -. W.
funeral other vehicle person
carrying tho 61dy Of deceased person. shall be allowed
pa Of the Central Park except upon the transverse
person except in employ the Board Commits
hre upon the Central Park
The Csnca Park except when and where the word "oo
mon posted indicating that a liberty at that
time and place 70 10 the grass. ~ - ~ -.rf
Tue above ordinances adopted and At moot
ps Of the Board Of Of the Central duly
shed IN obedience the requirements Of act entitled
IAN Act for the Regulation and Governments OF tina Central
Park, in the City Of New York." paused April H. 1857
The following section Of said act sppfcsbls %
s.a IS All persons OFFENDING against such ordinances
conycton before the Mayor Recorder Of
the city OF Now York. BY fine not exceeding 6f dollars
and default Of payment By Imprisonment not exceeding
By order OF the Board ANDw n. GREEN
- rnc Comptroller Of the Park.
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REMOVALS.

DEMOvAL.-MRs ~. O.. BROWN, METAPHYSICAL
IN Physician Professor tho Bye Bar Throat scalp
has her oce from 10 ond street 81 bond
south SIDE large house Bowery whore
brated medicines can always be had Send for circular
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LARGE SALE or ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUR
"A niture. An extraordinary opportunity for

81 A O. YOUNG, iAUcTIoHEBR.--LARGE SALE OF
a. Household FURNITURE this day tMonday at II o'clock
a :. bs rssidsnss No 50 wishng;on SQUIRE
fun Ssvsn octave and conaising all the modern improve.
nsn Stool and Cover Also elegant rosewood and bnck
Paror covered In the richest descriptions; Btus
ses and Ingsn Carpets on Painng marble Top Bureaus
curIed Hair Mattresses, spring Beds Enamelled Chamber
6uits Nfrors Corner Sshds Extension Tables Lace Win
dow Curtains, black walnut and mahogany sofa bottom
Chairs sofas Lounges Clocks Easy Chairs Tables Cutlery
Crookey Sverware aud everything usually found In first
osss house. Sale perempor and deposits required from
purchaser N B.Ths Seventh avenue cars run directly
0ast the door grr.r.. .Iffr
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IRON MouLDRRs, RALLY.--A,MAss MEETING OF
the moulders OF New York and vicinity will be held ct
Early Closing Hall 2T Bowesy on Tuesday evening Nay
the meeting Let every moulder be BY Of
'ns un M%ao.s sscrst.rv noD DAiAi r'e'''sn"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-22
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