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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-17
sHRRlFFs SALE

VALUABLE PROPERTY IN CITY OF DAYTON.
John Mclean, Administrator Of John staesberger,
deceased, W. tlduiund steekel et al.
T"s. Cuse NJ. 2O56.
DY virtue Of, in obedience to- an order OF sele
Is made hy me Superior Court Of Montgomery
county OHIO vii 0isr at public sale at the door S
the Court House Dayton,
HSahtsing, Ja1udry Il, 1865,
AZ two o'clock O. IN OF said day, the following de-
serioed real estate VIZ: Lots NUMBERED two thousand
six hundred andt rec q O3) and tour thousand and
ninety-one 4Gg d as degnated The revised plat Of
the city OF Da ton IN tho county OF Montgomery and
state OF OHIO.
side on which there 10 IA large two story frame dwell
inh and other out huildngs-houss No 449-and has
been appraised at 5000.
Lot No 4Ogl is q vacant otand extends from Ash
lev street 70 Fraik street, Warren street, and
has behn appraised AZ $3.50.
The ahoYe desru Del property cannot seH for less
than is q. .tli ris 0 ffts aPprussn valne.
GEORGE WOGAMAN, Sheriff. Mont county.
ODLIN q OAHILL, Attorneys. destaBts
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pETI11ON FOR PARTITION.

Henry NJ CiebharL, Qstharl ne Ann Gebhart and Mary
nd Goihars) ". Am Ia Is! HeefmNu, John A..
Hellerman Peter +. G3bhtrt, Rosetta ". GebhhTt
and Ellen Gobhart, superior COnrt oil Montgom-
erv County, Ohio Petition for Partition.
A MELIA X. II ELLERMAN, John A. hellermau,
a -PAter n. GsbhNgt, H0sbVa " Gebhart and
Ellen febhart will take notioA that Petition was
6led against thein on the 10th day oil DecembeT, A
d lsBi, IN tho SuJeTioF Jourt pi ptOntgomery COun
10 Ohio hy Henry N Gohhart, Catharne Ann Geb-
hart and Mary ST. GcbhaTt, and ~ nov pending,
wherein Henry NJ Gebhsrt, Catharine Ann Gebhart,
and Mary NJ. Gtbhagt demand partition of the follow
ing real estate, to-wit;
situate in the County Of Montgomery and State OF
Ohiobeing psrt O the southeast quarter of section
No 1, township No. ., range east, 6e.i beginning
al the southwest Of the tract los 81 perches
~ Rsc w. from the section corner a. htonei
thence n s69 l0s53 perches along Gehharps sec
tiouliua 10 atonsi thence 49, v 80 sOlO0 perches.
along Weayer's and the secuon line 70 \ stone;
thence S6', ". los SO perches along Roots line 20
a stone; thence soqth 10, 35.S0 perohes along ia
cob Shades lipe 10 the place OF beginning eoltainng
fB5) sixty five acres, more or less. Also lots mum
bered fofty-nlne iily, Gty-one and hny.twO 49, 90
81 and 52l rs designated on plat Of the subdivision
ofpart OF section No 33 town z, range T. made b.
Mcclure aud HAYNES, and recorded on the records
OF Montgomery County, Ohio, IN plat book A. page
b9, sitlete ia ads )n tovnship, Montgomery Couu-
~ Qhio, aud that, at the February Term, 1865 O
said Court, t6e said Henry NJ. Gebhart Catherine
tleOhart and Mary M. q 1hart will apply for an or
der, that partition may BE- made OF Held premises.
HENRY NJ GEBHART,
.l CATHERINE ANN GEBHARf,
MARY NJ. GEBHARp.
ADAM CLAY, ATTY. denl7daWlw
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sHERIFF's SALE
No. 1907,
Superior Court.

JeFse Dunclnl tI. WT
ny virtue Of and in obedience to, the sommand o
Il an Order OF Sale made in tho aboy3 cause, and
10 M directed by the Superior Court OF Montgomery
County, Ohio, will offer at Pueli0 Sale at the door
of The Court House, in the city OF Dayton, sATUR
DAY December 8lst, 1864, at O'Clock p. NJ, OF said
day The following real estate, via
Lots numbered four thousand enc hundred and
thirt, five 4l3b), four thousand one hundred and
thlrty-slx (ii36l, four thousand enc hundred and
thirty Sc zen (4I37l four Thousand hundred snd
forty.hye iI45l, and four thousand hundred and
forty-six (4l4G) as numbered on the revised plat o
he Cty o. Dayton, County OF Montgomery, and
State OF OHIO.
ALSO the following lots and parcels OF lands situate
IN said County OF Montgomery, and State OF Ohio and
described as follows, to wlt sixteen Lots numbered
from one to siNtee inclusive, in He Ty Bacon smith
Subdivision OF out lot numbered eight u n Short'
Survey, north OF Mad River, IN Mad RIVER Township
in the CouHty OF Montgomery, and State OF Ohiei ai
as aforesaid, designated on the recorded Plat @
said . q. ....
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WASHINGTON, January 1.-THE Ways and
more.
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N1ZZZEI':'Z2Z2Zz Z j ], n

rs a composition OF Rstringents, absorhents, stmu.
L lants and carminRuyes, Hhioh every lhl tiein nc.
knowledges 10 the only lrC parati0n that Will elect o
permanent cure of Diarrhea and Dyseter,, This AntT-
Cholera Mixture Is now in use IN some OF .,th army
hospitals where IL gives the greatest Satisfaction, II
has raved the hives Of thousands Of solcerE and
citizens and we will guarantee n 20 ho the best RENE
dy In The world for Dailhea and Dysentery,
Mr. Woods, Of CoyinRton, NY. will be most happy
to satisfy any TO the virtue OF sricERnd's Anti
Cholera Mixture; in fart we have great number Of
testimonials from patients who have teen cuTt after
being pronouncedin urahe by their physicians, SOME
after taking only hottie Of StrcKlRnds Anti Choi
Mixture. n YOU suffer with Diarrhea and Dysen
terry try one bottle. l". HH ...P.' uI o MIA
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EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE
TOWN HALL IN mlAMrsBURa, ONO.

nN SATURDAY, JANUARY 2s, 1895, will be sold
at puDiic sale ,29D acres OF land belonging to the
ate OF John Baum, dec aaed, lying mile north
OF Miamisburg and divided iutO seven tracts or
parcels;
Inc frat tract-the homestead--c ontains 0s sores,
has the improvements upon It, consisting OF s large
fine frame house a large Darn, An .tTchard OF NUT
trees OF every variety, - acres OF good TIMBER and
O. soil Is equal TO any upland, has also several
neycr.failing springs upon t, one OF which hJws
through fountain to the door Of the dwelling
house.
The second tract contains acres, and is the rich.
est Miami bottom.
Ihe third tract contains q acres, and is also rich
river Jottom.
The fourth tract contains 50 aeres IL acres ofwhch
Is timber land.
rhe th and sixth tracts contain 20 acres each, ly,
ing side by side, Asquare shape, aud II ne level
land, every foot Of walch can be cultivated with
ease.
The seventh iract contains acres, and hos acres
Of tmber upon il. The entire lot is good level land.
TERMs-Une- third cash ON or before Auril l, 1868,
one third the LIST day OF April 1866, and one-third
April B., 1867, Provided, the widow Baum survive
aid date then to be due and payable mon tbs after
her deceAse; deferred payments 10 bear interest and
10 be secured by mortgage on the premises.
Sale TO commence at Ten o'clock on said day.
GEORGE A. GROVE,
Ian9wtt Executor OF John Baum, deceased.
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SAN FRAEoHon, January l6,-Col, BAllSy,
the tngineer-in.Ch Chief of the Russian, Amer.
can Telegraph, arrived on the Moses Taylor
he is busy organizing for the enterprise r. He
goes 70 British Columbia in Q few, days to start
the preliminary exploring party,
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n o Zoo

2 HiTtEsLI. sL uuIR s.IaaoSo~
fINIR nnaegSgusd have e-isp shed an oiRrs 10 this
j cit, rNhe pui pose Of furnishing reefuiis and
tnh iiturs ~ h the quota % tha sul,rtr iis il tho
Thisi Oopg sonsl District oi Ohio. under the late
call OF the Pit Jdent lor 5o0.0o0 men. lfHD
once on Thrd street, ore door west Of the Postof
dee, up stairs. room No 4. 4. .f Ira ltilLl
deasdssG MlTonELL, MILLERG LANsuoa.
Ai.a NIiHH II.l.H NNH .N. .HHIIIAnhI
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, Read the following;
{Tsstfinontl a. Of lTS. Sffgh GOufd0

(TsstimOaitl Of M s. Sarah GOatd.)
ALBANY, NEw YoRE.
Paor. DsNiusM Two years ago my scalp hertms
diseased and my hair commenced TO iall out very iRs
Nae diseases spread until my scalp complete
sore II became very painful, my rest az night was
brolten the burning and itching sensation was uusup
porable 1 would apply remedy alter remedy but
cians OF this city. Informed by them that the
disease with which nay scalp Was aueoted was te SAL
Rh um and that they could not beneht me. reao
your advertisement and concluded TO consult you
You assured me that you would erAdcete the dlseAst
and restore my hair, wheH had become very thin
With that assurance placed myself ~ your hshds
and the results are ave lu1uriont head Of Asf
my scalp Derfe. ty we, and my hair has ceased t'
Mas. sARAm GouL6, No III South Pearl street.
It is faet acknowledged by all who have used the
Hair Restorer, and their name is Legion thatitls
THE ONLY PREPARATION
That would eGectuslly and permanently restore the
hair Of those ho are bald, and prevent
THE HAIR FROM FALLING OFF.
The large and rapidly increasing sale OF Restorative
s the strongest evidence OF the man told benefits It u
coulerriug upon
THE HUMAN FAMILY.
The confidence Of the pu lie has been o6tained tnd
they all unite in sttestiu9 to It's merit and estsnrtr'
Oi'' OVER ALL PREPARATIONS
Eyeriutrhduced. do not reeommtn nd my pre- rara-
tlon to cause hair TO six eet IN ueblJ ~ ipRn!
months, asIl isa eiinple imposslbly' and totally III
skeptcal or increduouH,l VIII make bona roe otter
Iviu forfeit $1,000 l-,
zone Thousand DollArs) # ! is to cure the worst
cases Of partial bldness, under fifteen years stand
THE ONLY GEN INE HAIR RESroREE.
This wonderful re edy s sold by druggists gener
iP'YoUR DRUGGIST HAS Nut GOT 1T sHNI
. FOR IT.
NB.-0ures guaranteed in every case whore the di
rections for use are implicitly obeyed
p aty-Pnee, 81 per bottle, or SIX bottles for tb.
...fI.' |'I' PROF. n. A. DE MUM,
sole Proprietor, No. % orange street,
fe1sdly Albany, New York.
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o YES! o YESlor

TINHE undersigned Is a duly licensed Auct onesr
iiths MontRhu ~ county, and Nili tcrF saies, IS
onen a. his services, may ba in demand
parsonsNho have not uaken out nte. wiz be At.
tended 10. ID they violate The law
p.--Resideace go miles souili-aast ofAIIA AMts-
BURg. Oricr. le wth John kIsER, ir OF ADAM
10 - Col, GEORGE KIsER.
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Aud cannot sellor ess thHn tWo.fhirds OF said p
prMsmfnt
TERMS-One third cash, one third In ore, fpdthe
balance IN tive ars rom the day OF sals. Tho de,
erred payment to bear per cent interest from the
day Of sale, aud to he secured by moItgaga on the
premises GEORGE WO6AhAhs -
SHirn Curry, Altys. Sheriff.
uov23 dAwtA
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NEW STOVE STORE
ROTER q memAsTEB,
MANUFACTURERS OF

C,OQK STOVES. WOOD, OpAL, AND SHEET
" IRON PAL0RS, BOX, AM FULLER srOv Es,
HOIi DWARF, SUGAR KETTLES. Ac, &c.
Caselq Of every description made 20 order.
War-Taom No. 'efaraon street, opposite tho
Market House r
Eoundry on Rayard street., near Ludlow., Dayton,
Ohio BOYER A McMAsTER.
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LEGAL NOTICE

NOTICE Is here by given 10 Mary Lindsey Of lndl-
IN annapolis, Indiana, that Simeon indsley, on tho
lIth day OF Dooeurer A. d. 1854, hied his petition in
the Court OF Common Pleas Of Montgomery county,
Ohio PRAYING 10 b. divorced from said Mary Linds-
y, and that petition Will etand for hearing at The
March tesnref eeid Court. Causs--W Willfnl absenoe
laisse =" b. ThoMPsoN. Attorney for Plslnta.
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BUSINESS SUITS,
ENGLISH WALKING GOATS
DRAWERS AND UNDERsHERTs


For less money than any other Clothing House IN
Da' ton. We beg leave to remind the public thatwe
stand IN connection with a large Wholesale Clio hing
Manufacturing House in Cincnrah which certainly
enables rs 10 give the above induce ments
We are constantly receiving the latest styles Of
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

UyBE undersgnsd have been appointed aud qpali-
he'd Rs ExeeutOgs Of tho estaie Of teter Eberyi
I--I PETER ERERIT,
ia7v3a uI RbIAs EBERLY.
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Rr0traI
Striekiands Meuiauotts Cough Balsam

to convince them that tits the best prepRrAQp ever
used 1t not only cures the above affections oi the
Throat and Lungs but II onreE Night kNems erd
Splitting OF Blood and il an excellent garge Tor any
kind OF sore Throat. IL IA pleasant % tekelpnd
safe medicine ter nfsnts. Price 60 Gents per bottle
For sale by dft1qplts generally d. a MIA
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Read what those say who have used IT.
Mr. Charles w Land. am, Of Louisville, and Mr.. J..
p Hazarde, Cincinnati o., both we're cured ater using
one pot Of DR.. strcklnnds Pile REMEDY They say
they have tried everything but could obtain no rehe,
but one Pot OF strickland's Pile Remedy Effected a
perfect cure after suffering for many ytR1s with the
worst kind Of Piles. They recommend every one
who is suffering totfyit
Ask for - l-.
Dr. Strickl5nds Pile Remedy.
Sold by all druggists, IS cts pot Maunfaeturede at
No. East Fourth ST. Cincinnati, O. Dol. lnl4
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MEMS and YOUTHS CLOTHING

Which is carefully selected and well made Call and
examine our stock OF Clothing, before purchpsina
elsewhere, at
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-17

samuel limerick and othera, Againat Mary EmerPk
an others. Case No. 20g9. Superior Court.
n obedience to the order Of tbs Superior Oourl Of
l Montgomery ecu ~, Ohio, made IN the above
case, will offer ri Public Auction, rnENIsEs,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-17

Ole-third Ct purchase money pay able day oi
sale the residue IN equal payments IN one and two
years from day Of sale with interest, and secured Dy
mortgage on the premlses
ORRlN G II. DAVIDSON,
Sheriff OF Montgomery Countyo.
CsNoyER A ORAI0niAD, Auys. JAM w6
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-04
An AnneaaOrY.

August 29th, 1854, the Lacrosse
(Wisconsin) Democrot in an cdi
totial said
"The man who votes for Lincoln
now is a traitor. Lincoln is q
traitor and a murderer. He who
pretending TO warrior, wars against
tho Constitution Of our country is
a traitor, and Lincoln Is one o!
those men. He who calls and
allures mon to certain butchery, is
n murderer, aud Lincoln has done
all this. Had any former Demo
cratic President warred upon the
Constitution or trhed with the
destinics Of the nation rs Lincoln
has, he would have been hurled
to perdition long since. And ii
he Is elected 10 misgovern for ano.
,her four years, ,co trust some bold
hand ,ciH pierce his heart NTH
dagger point for tie puJlic good'
Tho writer OF that should be
tried, con Yicted and hanged as an
accessory before tho fact" to the
death of Abraham Lincoln.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-04
A Soldiers Remark

A lady dressed in as luxuriou 6
(abrics as ever iluttered from fairy
from "bclore wars deadly blast
was blown" with a sweeping trial
behind her on the grount, Of inde-
finite length, turned the corner ut
the Wayside IIospit'l yesterday,
and as she turned she casta glance
Of anxious solictitude back to sec il
the aforesaid trial was all o. Is. A
crippled soldier, sitting at the cor
ncr enjoying the sun, noticed the
look, and with the view ofreassur.
ing tho Indy, exclaimed
"lt's all right, 'nadpm-the rest
Of it is coming down the street,
aud will be along shortly. You
can sail on the dress is all set
tin"
1t is useless to say that the lady
did sail on like q three decker be-.
fore full breeze. Savannah He-
publican.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-04
Asthma and Cough Cured.

The Pine Tree Tar Cordial gives instanta
neous relief in cases OF Asthma and VIII oop.
ing Cough. 1t often cures whooping before
il runs half itS course. as it acts at once on
the phlegm and mueus, snJ e1psls them
from The throat, and the sufferer 10 relieved
In case Of Ashma, use DR.. Wishart Dys.
pepsia Pills with the Cordial, as they have
never been know n to fail to cure that disease
DIR. wISHART'S PINE TREE TAR
CORDIAL will positively cure the ellow
ing diseases; Consumption. il not beyond
the power OF medicine: Inflammation OF the
Langs, Coughs. Sore Throat and Breast,
Bronchitis, Asthma. and an unfailing rene.
dy for female complaints.
The above are few among the thou.
sands whom this great remedy has saved
from an untimsly grave. 90
We have thousands Of letters from Phys
icians and Drurgjsts who have prescribed
and sold The Tar Cordial, saying that they
have never used or sold-a medicine which
cave suoh nniversal satisfaetIon.
RRMEMBER that the Tar Cordial, when
taken In connection with DR.. wishart',
pyspepsis Pills. is an infallible cure for
Dyspepsia. sea t,l a nni a. ad
BEWARE OF ooUNTERFEITs.-The
genui0e has The name 4 the proprietor and
a pine tree blown in the bottle. a Others
''PS''s'' ''IIs''l'es' pRa Z q G, wIsHApr.
No. 10. N. Second 81, Phi'sdsiphiA, Pa.
Sold by Druggists everywhere, at whole
sale = all Philadelphia snS New York
Wholesale Druggists. 0st27-Iy
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-04
\ Appearance Of the Corpse.

Death has fastened into his fro,
zen face all tho character and idi'
osyncracv of life He has not
changed one limo oitihs grave, ,coun'
tenance, nor smoothed out y elnglc
feature. Tho hue 10 rathor bloom.
less aud leadcu; bu The was always
sallow. The dark eyebrows seem
abruptly srched the beard, is shay.
ed close. save the TUT at the short,
smalrchin' Tho mouth is shut,
like that OF one who had put the
foot down firm, and so are the oyes
which hook as calm as slumbcr,
The collars is short and awkward ,
turned over the stitfelRstic cravat,
and whatever energy or humor OF
tender gravity marked the liv'
ing face is hardened into i,s pulse
less outline, No corpse in the
world Is better prepared accord
ing 10 sppearauce. The white sa
tin around il reflects sufficient ligh,
upon the face to show us that
death is really there; but there arc
sweet and early magnolias, and the
balmiest lilise strnwn around, as
il the flowers had began "a bloom
even npon his coffin. Three years
. ago, wien little Willie Lincoln died
Z the ernbalmers prepared hls hoJy
40 handsomely that the President
had II twice disinterred 10 look up.
on il. The same men in the same
way have iIade perpetual those be.
loved lineaments. There is now no
blood in the body; it was -draiued
by the ;ugular vein and saerodlS
preserved and through a eut,in.
on the inside Of the thigh the emp
ty blood yessels were charged Will
q chemical prepsi alton which sooI
hardened 10 the consistence oistone
The long and bony body is nov
bard and stiff, so that bayond its
present position Il cannot DO NOV
cd any more than the arms or leg,
of o statue. " has undergone nna
ny changes. The scalp has eeel
.srro~ed. the brain scooped ont. the
chest opened and the bloom empt
led. All this we SEQ of Abraham
o lincoln, contemplated IN thi
splendid coffin. 'is q more shell, n
otiigy, q sculpture. lie lies in sleep
but II 10 tbs sleep OF marble. al
that made this flesh vital, senticr
and that sliectionate is gone fore
ever. y. Y. World
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-04

IL Ia a noticeable fact that the
day OF President liucoln's death
was gloomy, and n soft, steady
rain fell although the weather be
fore and after was bright and clear.
On the day Of the funeral and,
about the time of the, ceremenies,
tho sky was again overcast, and II
steady, quiet rain fell, although
clearing mp bright at night, The
old saying is:
"HapPv is the bride ,hc sun slime, on,
And happy is the corpse the ra in raiuaon.,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-04

UA Washington dispatch to
the New York Tribune, SAYS:
Evidence discloses that thore
were ten conspirators in the plot,
that at at meeting in Memphis
they selects d by the President.
1T becomes your happy lot to
destroy this tyant. You can select
tho cup. the blade or tho bullet /;
Bat you kaoso tA0 cap las been
tried, and q Aas taileN.n
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-04

UMoseby'S gang has surren.
dercd, but Moseby himself is in
hiding, having too lively reeol.
lection of his atrociouS crimes 10
trust to the olemency of the GOV.
ernment, His own men are now
punting him for tho sake Of the
price put on his head There is
yet chance that no will pull
hemp. ta.a
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-04
The 1924 0hio Regiment.


Some anxiety and uncertainty
have been felt in regard on this
regiment. n large portion Of which
was known to have been captured
BY the rebels during the recent op.
eraaons against Ice a letter to
thD Sandusky Register from o. ii.
Rosebnum, dated Appoiuattox, q.
IL April 10th, gives tho follwing
information on the subject:
After the fight at Petersburg we
went with tho main army down
10 Burksville station. ut tie Dan.
lille Railroad. At that place we
arrived on tie night ofthe 9th inst.
The next morning at 4 A ~, we
We're ordered, with the 5i.h Penn.
sylvanla and u portion Of the 4th
MasCaclusctts cavalry to High
Bridge, some ten miles distant on
the South Side Railroad. which
sc reachud at 10 A. NJ. 7 We
wero ordered to hold the bridge,
and not more than got into position
when the rebels came upon us, aud
in less than fifteen minutes we
were fighting for all wo were
worth, our force consisted of about
700 mon in all Gen. Reed in com
The rebels had one Divi.
sion at fisrt. but as we repulsed
them they we're rein forccd by IN.
othor Division n force Of ut least
{ 900 men. We fought them
about ono hour and a .Iali, when
we found ourselves hanked and
fired into from all sides, so We had
no other alternative left but TO sur
rendor. Our loss was very slight,
nv company did not lpso n man
either killed or wounded. That
night we we're taken and marched
towards lynchburg, in which dir
,ction the rebel army was retreat
ny.
On the morning orthe 9th, Mt 81
A. NJ. We were within II few miles
If Appomattox Court House: We
rad not had any rations issued to
10 since our capture. | made my
escape, in company with Order
Jennings, and struck Of in the dir !
ction of the railroad where wo
new our forces to be. At l0I
,'clock that night we learned from
'ome negroes that Gen. Lee had
his army TO General
Grant.
This morning, Mt G o'clock We
reached our corps at Appomattox
Court House, where We found all
If our regiment; they having been
pleased tho night previous. All
ny men are here except Jay
ioungs, escaped before did. but |
think he is somewhere inside OIL
,ur lines.
Lieutenant Colonel Kellogg cs.
,aped the night before did and is |
ierC.
West Jennings and myecIf
about twenty-five miles
Deiorc We got into our lines. On
the hattie field everything was ta-
ken from me that | had; but rs
my trunk was not with mo, ! saw
ri my clothes. NY health is good,
lGver was better, also that of all
he boys in my G mp.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-04

The New Orleans licayunc, of
the 18th, says OF General Wallace 8
interview with tho Mexican Gen.
eral Mejia, at Brazos, concerning
the expulsion Of our Consul at
Matamoras, aud the return OF
rebel dcscrtcrs by Mejia. THE
result of tho Consul affair is not
known. 1t is not oven known that
any explanation whatever was
demanded but the conference
with Mejia was entirely satsIac
tory, That officer had simply en-
tered into an arrangement with
the rebel General Slaughter for the
delivery OF murdcrers and thieves
escaping from the respective
Statcs. General Slaughter. sent
u note TO General Wallace, request
ing an interview, which was grant.
cd, and the meeting took place al
Point Isabel, Texas. Tho best
feeling existed between the Union
and Rebel parties, and good
social time was enjoyed. Tho
same informant states that the
Rebel leaders ot the trans.M ISIS
ssippi army, fully convinced oI
the utter hopelessncss OF their
cause, have re olved TO secede
theretrom aad proclaim the indie.
pcndence Of Texas as u sovereign
State. preparatory, probably. To
the seeking realmissiun into the
old Union. The ,Browncsyillc
ianchero bitterly dcnounces thi,
scheme, which proves that there
must be some foundation for il.