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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-11-23
The Late Preston King.


A short sketch of tho life Of th'
late Hon. PRESTON KING, Of New
York, we fnd in late number Of the
Cleveland Herald:
The country has lost an able man
in the melancholy death Of Preston
King. We would not rank Mr. King
among the great men, but he had
merits that much outweigh the inilu'
cnee that most great men exert. Mr.
King was au honest, discreet, sincere
and Just man. lie was not swayed
by impulse, but governed by reaec-
ton. and acted not until he had calm
Ily weighed aud compared both sides
Mr. King was born in Ogdcnsburg,
New York, October llth, 1906. lie
was not as old as we supposed, being
just past iifty.ninc. We think most
persons would have placed his
age az about sixty.6ye. lie gradua.
ted at Union College. and was a law
yer by profession. The deceased
served several years in the New York
Legislature, was representative in
Congress from 1913 to 1917, and also
from lSI9 to 1858, when he was sent
ta the United States Senate, serving
one term. and until March 4th, 1861,
when he was succeeded by Senator
Harris. A few weeks since, MIR.
King was made collector Of the port
of New York, and was holding that
Office when lis death occurred by
drowning, under the influence Of abe
ration of mind.
In personal appearance Mr.. King
was very largo, much of the figure oil
the late Governor Brough. lie had
o genial face, which on the approach
of friend lit up into an expression
Of Kindness that was almost child
like Mr.. King was very intimate,
personal, confidential friend of Prcsi- !
dent johnson, and after the assassin
alton of Mr.. Lincoln Immediately Mr.. /
Johnson called Mr. King TO his side,
nd kept him there until the new
administration was smoothly, aud !
ucccssfully under way. President
Johnson could not have had n better
dviscr. Mr.. King was kind hear
I'd man, never INDUCED in the graft
cation of animosity, or personal pre-
ldicc. AS an adviser of the Prcsi.
cnt, we have no doubt he was catho.
ic in spirit towards ALL and never al
owed personal feeling, either for or
gainst IN individual, to sway his
Judgement
Mr.. King, formerly, was Demo
rat of the Jackson-Silas Wright !
amp. In those days, st, Lawrence
,uuty was one of the heaviest Demo
ratio counties in the State Of New
ork. Mr. King remained with the
party until 1913, when he
lined what was known as the Free
Ill party. Since then he has never
ted with the Democrats, but has
zen closely identified with the Re.
iblican party, aud, of course, tho
ugh war man to the utter cxtinc-
on of the cause of tho rebellion
Ir, King was never married.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-11-23
aa=Haa
MEXICO.
Capture Of Soldiers in United States Uniform
New YORK, November II.

New YORK, November II.
Late Mexican papers received by
the Manhattan, contains the following
news:
1t was rumorcd in Vera Cruz that
Juarez was in Texas, on his way to
Piedras Negras. 1t was also rumored
that United States troops in Texas
were more and more approaching the
river, as if contemplating some hostile
movement.
Dates from Morelia, to the 9th,
states that the Imperialist Colonel
Mcndis had ordered Liberal Generals
Arteoga and Salazark, and three Col
onels to be shot.
The Republican camp had been at
tucked by the lmporialists, near Mat
amora', and among the prisoners taken
were three soldiers in United States
uniform. They were handed over for
trial to n court.martial, which would,
no doubt, order them to be shot.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-11-23
B1- On the night tofOctober %, a n, %

bS- On the night ofOctober %, a mr. y
arrived at Warren on the A. & G.. W:
r r. Express train from Cleveland.
hastened to theresidence ofD. w. Camp
ESQ. near by, deposited a young male
child upon tho porch, gave the bell a
vigorous jerk, ran back to the train and
made good his escape. On taking the
child into the ehousc. thev found pin ned
to his clothing note reading. "Suffcr
little children to come unto me and
forbid them not, for Of such is the
Kingdom Of Heaven.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-11-23
agrw Adrrrtisemrnts.
Notice 10 Laborers.

THE CITY COUNCIL OF TiFFIN,
Il will receive written Proposals at the
Cry Clerks Oaice, until 1T PRoxIMo, for
jC0 perch Of broken stone for macnda
mia ug streets. also, stone for building
Culbeu GO feet long, 3 feet wide, and 3
feet high in centre Of arch.
BY order ~ the Board,
Gs G. ZELLER.
City Clerk.
Nov. %, 1865. 6-2t.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-11-23
GEN. LOGAN AND MEXICO.
He will accept the appolntment of Minister,
provided tho Government Will back him
with Fifty Thousand M,n.

lie Won't Go Unless lie Can March on
the City of Mexico.
CHICAGO, Nov. L.
Gen. John A, Logan is in the city,
at the Richmond House. -
lie looks none the worse for his recent
political campaign in New Jersey. lie
talks Of locating permanently in Chi
cago, To-day ho said to friends that
- It President johnson will indorsc
my commission as Minister to the Re-
public of Mexico, with an order for
Finy thousand armed men to ac-
company me to the capital of that
country, am ready to go at mo-
ments warming. The General has
no intention Of accepting the appoint
ment unless he can be backed up with
u powerful military force.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-11-23

New Jersey Democrats say the Fe
mans defeated sasm st the late elec
ton
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-11-23


Remaining nncu lied for at the TifFin
Post Office, November %, 1866.
Ashle w p MGVey Harvey
Blu ;ktlc join X McCaTey Ms Han
Burger James nah
C'ok Mi-s Jane M -rvrrgerR.S
Colwell N p Norton CS
D,rymc WIN Olt,r JoLp
FINN S r Powell Jacob
lIlll LucudtV Phillips Alber,N
Harnish Findey T. Phillips C aries
liartspck Mss SarahR ynoids j G.
II rncr Terica Runion Frank
Hurman John Roller Anna
untlcy Mrs Susan 3Smi,h R N
Kncchlly Robert Smith Esther l.
L Llus Mrs My Jan, Schwn. 'zmil L
Loulsrcilh Mary Surjuous Geo w
Miller g. Co L X Schmel.zC
VI autu John Srcklcr b N 2
Metz ger John Werly John
Martin Ghi' on Young David
McCiury Mrs Hattie
z crsOns calling for letters, will please say
ArvERnsED. WIN. GALLUP, p. VI.
43 II. &. KUHN, Deputy.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-11-23
Also 80 Acres

Of land adjoining the above land on the
north with about SO acres cleared, the
balance choice :imber with comfort
able Log House. and log barn thereon, a
good thrily orchard OF young frui. trees.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-11-23
Also SO Acres

one mile west of the above farm, on the
edge OF Bloom township, in said county,
with ab, nj 40 acres cleared, and the
the balauce choice timber with agood
bearing orchard. This land Is pleasantly
located, aud is choice land either for
grain or grass. The whole will be sold
together, or dividsd to suit The purchaser,
Purchase money may remain on the prop
er,y il 1s.ired by the purchaser.
JOHN SWIGERT,
Nov. 10, 1864, S-tG
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LETT GR LIST.

Nov. 20, 1865.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-01-13

a WoNpsRFuL ADMISSION Mr. Lin.
coin has issued a PROCLAMATION Of Ma.
tloaal Thanksgiving. which we publish
In another column. The substance Of ihc
document is, that It calls upon the people
to be- thankful 10 God for iae progress Of
Mr.. Liucou's abolition free niger policy.
Mr. Lincoln also informs us that God has
largely augmented our free population by
emancipation and emigration Here be
chsrres his own sin upon t,od, and insults
white emigrauts iroA, Europe 10y placing
them is the same category with free mig
gers lmpieiy 20 God and contnmoly to
man are not often thus combined In one
paragraph. Bu, the point ~ which we
particularly desire 10 call attention, is
where be speaks Of "ihe civil war into
which ne have been brought by an ale
glance A. d nar.0u Ia the cause OF Cnegrol
freedom lnis IL the most astounding
confession ever made oy mortal man He
says in effect, "this war, fellow citizens,
WIS not brought on by the Soath--lt was
no, caused by secession was not the TO
suit Of thirty years design on the part Of the
C0Nth 'Hlh4AA NNiAfHfIt lN WIS lnl
brought on Because thc South was beaten
10 Presidential election. hu, it was
brought on by aB adherence 10 abolition
ism, tree negro principle, Tois Is a
frank confession and lt shows how bold
The aboItionlsis art becoming. What, IN
view OF this official declaration OF Mr.. Lin.
coin. becomes Of an those old AMI stale
rcie,iiions that the South plancd the war.
desired, aud sought to bring ]. on It is
substantially Just What We have always
said. that Mr. Lincoln when he went into
sIice, bad only to abandon his revolution
airy abolition principles anil there woald
have been ue var. let the American
people see TO il nov that taey turn him
osi or he will claim thst the revolution
BIAS been endorsed by them He has con.
lesscd that abolitionlsm Is the cause Of the
war Hence W. sionId follow che advice
Of his own paplrs and suppress. the sage
-Nea York DlQ Book
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-01-13
bookkeeping ny Double and
single Entry.

- RoSENBAt VI is prepared to siso
, '. lessons Iu book keeping, 10y single
sd doubl, entry at bis residence N Mar
4a., on reasonable terms. The science
double eutry book keeping Is Of great
tactical nse TO It's pcs.essor, and will,
borrower always be SURE means OF
canning competency $. Rosenbsum
poets 10 be largely patronized by the
t1rus OF Mssshall and vicinity and Will
~ % deserve their lsyors by close attcu-
lHn 10 the improvement 81 his pupils
Inn. 6. sos. nLI.2t.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-01-13

/ ErTERS Of Administration on The
| estate OF Adcn Quays Decd, were
Granted To tho undersigned by The county
.ourt Of Harrison county. Texas. at the
December term, a y, l-GA. This Is,
therefore, 70 notify All per.ons holding
aims against said estate 70 present them
within time prcs,rihcl 10y law and those
Indebted TO make immediate payment
BENZ. + TAYLOR
Administrator.
l.n.l3 1865. nlN6t
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-01-13
EW ADVERTISER ENIS.
, QgAErsRs, ritIsbnrg, Upshur, Tex
I.n Ali I-.E

~ QgArsRs, rittsbnrg, Upshur, Tex.
4 Jan, 9Th, 1865
Il obedience 10 special order no ID, is
sued by Brig. Gen'i Hays. Alexandria,
have established AN auxiliary camp
| rt'sburr Texas. for the collection Of
salaes Aud notice ia hereby given TO
l1.euiees 10 y r. and y W. Texas,
10 uot come under the exceptions
! eneral order. no. ~, Dept. Head Qns.,
without delay report to the above
Inp preparatory 90 cross the Mississippi
tr All who report promptly, pardon Is
gaied for psst abseneuia aud Delinquency
cooperation Of Enrolling officers is
Ir1e'tIy requested It is to be hoped
.a' the delinqueuts 10 whom this is al.
-ed viii need no other incentive to
a.i them to their post than the rccollec.
w OF their pledged faith to their former
mmands a4 well a, those who have Ne
= fallen on the hcld. AS well ~ those
30 are still winning proud honors Tor
err respective commands in our suug
p OF lnjependenet.
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1t. Col Sd Tex Reg
Ilecting abseuiees belonging L. Miss.
River
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possible.
zen. lianieo at the tire o. escape
opened fire with ram savannah and gun.
boats thus covering his movements A
soon As the crossing was complete the
rams were blown up.
Gen. Fosters corps pext moved up
torpedocs and returned. Soon dispatches
we're written
City ubipjurcd One torpedo boat and
three small steamers captured. People
quiet and wel disposed
Sherman- loss since leaving Atlanta il
less than 1000 men-400 lost IN invest
Ing Savannah ADD 500 struggling 10 the
march.
War Department Washington. Dec
p To- 30 p. m. 70 Gen Dix The
following extracts from Richmond papers
have 10 day been received
Latest intelligence from Georgia ind
GATES that Sherman has already followed
his occupation OF !Ssysnnsh by sending a
force OF cavalry, artillery, and iulantpy on
an expedition. Destination cannot be
guessed from the direction ii moved. Re.
ported TO have gone towards Al,amaha
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The LATE GENERAL JoHs GREGG

FhmIsLD, TENAs Nov 5. lsG4
4 meeting Of he members OF the Ba-
OF the J. 9th Judicial Dia,ric, Of Tex..
being called Al this place. tse Hon j &
Walker was selected A. Chairman, an
" VI. james chosen Secre ~
w. u. Wood, Esq, then fo.. ssd e.
planned The object OF the meeting 10
ie. Sery feeling asd eloquent remark,
and moved that the Chairman appoin,
committee to drsn resolutions suitable tc
the occasion, which motion being seconded
WAS adopted sbereupon the Chair al
pointed Us said CON miitee. W y. Wood
w + Daniel, and K. N Stell Esqs who
retired and after consultatiou rs,v ned apa
reported the following preauable AM
resolutions
1t Il painful to meet On occasions IKE
thr present. This Bar has os, one Of h.
most learned, useful aud distinguishes
members General ions SREss is NJ
more
For seyersl years Gen Gregg was d
citizen Of this county and a praeiicing a'.
torney at this Bar Among this pcop
be was rot only respected, bot loved hos
ored and esteemed The records OF thu
Court show now highly h. was honorei
When bat quite young man he wa
called to the Jadgesbip OF thus JudilIal
District. IN this position be gave not
only satisfaction DO, distinguished himse.
Tor his learning his impar,iaIitr. bis rect5
tudc and integrity rs Judge and iuris
ResgnIng the oeice OF judge before A.s
time Of service had expired asd upon u,
eve Of the great bovernmen tai Rsvolutiot
that commenced IN 1850 and Ct. an.
which has not yet terminated. he wa
called By the people Of Freesione COUNTY
to represent them 10 thl Stale Convention
that dissolved the connection which sub
sisted between Texas and the United
States. 10 that Convention D. was tho
warm, able, aad uuaIncuag sdToraic D..
secession and when he State lad d..
solved he- connection With fhe Oh Inl6u
he was elected one u tAo members 10 reY
resent the State iE the Provisional Con
gress that organized The Saa'te-r Coni,d
deraey Tbs dety he discharged aaa
DISCHARGED rf}
Upon his return homo from the Pho
vislosa! Congress, be refused I'll civil pr9.
motion. honor on Office. Roiwthstans Nc
he was earnestly bossnght 70 accep, 'hr
Chief Nag.stracy Of the state. and with
alacri,y volunteered in the defence Of hi4
country The war had already com
menccd, ard be offered himself add all tfst
he bad to the young Couiedeacy which he
aided IN organizing The Eth Regiment
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-01-13
The Latest News.

h' ii'i ash N'i'N' IvthNhl EiNfa Au
account OF T0fbetts cavalry expedition
to Gordonsyllie Sharp fight Il, Liberty
Mills, rebels driven within two miles OF
Gordoosyle, found the place 10 be strong.
ly defended, and endorsements arrived
from Richmond while our forces were re.
conuoitering Iorbe't concluded II could
aot be taken and returned
Il WAS reportei that Mosby was nor.
tally wo1nded.
All counties 10 eastern and northeast.
crn Virginia to Central Railroad are 10
our possession.
Warrington. Dec p official infor.
nation received At the War Department
that our naval military force against VII
mington has been with drawn. and row
near Fort Monroe.
New York, llec 2s.-Ilo Richmond
big says S,oneman captured Saltylle.
the valuable Salt works which supplied
nearly the whole Conicderaey. anil so per
sistenily defended by rebels since the
commencement Of the war
Tie Herald correspondent say. the
rebel Commodore lluuter has gone up S..
yannah rlycr with two gunboats.
Wheclers cavalry liarlee'- infantry
and Hunters fleet, combined. are the sew.
eral distractions to ~herman's march on
Augusta by water transportation
New York Dec Wilmington feet
story bogus Seems to be mistake. as
reported this morning that the military
ard feet have returned to For, Monroe
The Navy department has no such advi-
ces but that one vessel only re,lrred,
bringing dispatches from Admiral Porter.
The messenger had not arrived In Wash.
lngton ascprtainsd from authentic sour.
ces however, dated Fort Monroe yesier
day; that a pssdcr ship was exploded
within 300 yards Of Fort Fisher, at 2
o'clsck a N On the ,ith.
Late in the day Porter attacked the Fort,
and adaeent deienees and renewed BON
catdrent on Christmas Ca each ca
sion we drove the enemy from his guns
under shelter Of iAeir bomb proof. 40 as
to electualiy silence their fire Few mo
ments after frieates and heavy guns got
into position and detachment 81 troops
'"hu'u SUNNY h'lS' n""H- 0hllihhht's
pusnen up Es'Hpay 10 the 'or'S under
cover OF our nre. some OF them entered
the works and brought on flag 90
Monday the santiago captured compa.
ny OF NoF'h '"ol'na 'oldlers and brought
'neih 81
Vh I1e news OF 'he repui'e ~ w Whining.
ton soid Ie.e nom q o.. To III reeeded
again 70 ZIG
,, 'u' ''" ""Sn'ns"u .lf'" "a! :
NhetfnAn eon-iuer' hfanchFhle ; c. OF
ih''h "''ty H'l ,'''4h'c thAh haiiestoh
greater railroad cuhIre seated there, All
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AGuN-cuu be- used with two or
\ tour horses
iso single buggy
The best vehicles o' the kind 80 liar
-.spt county.
". UMpENSIOCk
IAN. e, isGj. q
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stolen.

H. ATURnAY night, 1,h inst. ost n
b my lot, seven miles west OF Marshall
II 'hr Henderson road, \ flea bitten grey
.r-e, IL years OF age with AN imperfect
L .ari on tho LETT shoulder u.s. j. - /
L pay a liberal reward for the delivery
I aid horse OF ior his safe keeping TIL |
/ .n get him
i SEP j. TAYLOR.
II iAlE al
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fEO Hire or Purchase, good work
| mule. Apply ct this Office
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NOTICE.

>rOLEN ftom the subscriber on the
y ulght " the 18th OF December, a
or,c. Saddle. sud bride The horse is "A
ARK bay ahout or years old, branded
30 the icG shoulder I : barg.ioo'cl, and
leu travelling holds bis tail 20 one side.
be- saddle Is a Spanish tree covered wi,n
Wilde. The covering ia worn Of of The
lp Of the bora, the prille is Old api in.
illerent Any person giving any lulor-
nation so can get the horse shall be
rally rewarded by
MRS g.. ". RAINS.
Marshal. Jan g. 1864. nls-4,
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, " Int if'ln s.. i,ln tls TIM. ,,s,.,,,t.1
"t la~ and ihuse lnd, BIZ 4 10 p.Le M,
Icdi"l, pawn al, ..t.
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Nafe tine. :, ann.,..l,u.,Iu''t
Eco. 3 lA6a.
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81 'is fr'sT7'rl ir n.
iitughis "a 3 O
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Which having been Rad were. 90 ur
ton. unanimously adopted Au3 W. a.
Wood. fsa selected - report lac sane
70 the pls,ric, Couti ras in ssssios
Meeting then ajouroei vus H.
J. G WALKER. Oaalrm.H
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-09
GREAT WESTERN
Gap and Eur n1anuEac tory,

35e East Water street, milwaukee,.
FREDERICK GUNTHER, who has been in the
Cap aud Fur Manufacturing BUSINESS in this city
the past sixteen ars, would respectfully announce
to the public that he has just opened tn the trade the
larIest aud most splendid stock of LADIES' chill
DREN'S and GENTLE9IEN'S FURS ever brought
into Western market The same are ell off My OWN
MANuFAcTUkE, ana consist p Itiy Of FABLE MINK
SIBERIAN SQUIRRFL AND FrTcH SETS, ] aides Bea-
yer, Otter and Mink Trimmed Hoods and Skating
Caps OF the latest sty es Ladies' and Gentlemen OF
ter AMI Beaver Gloves, Gardeners Fur Collars
Childrens Furs in very large variety, &c. sc.
The attention of the ladies is especially called to
to the fact that the furs are of MY OWN MANUFAC-
TURF have the reputation throughout the c. untIy
made either Fast West, and that I war ant them
order short notice.
I keep constantly on hand very large stock of
Buffalo and Fancy Sleigh Robes, Robe Innings,
Buckssin d'oyes and BIitt rs. Hat and Cap Trim
mings, Goth, Pushes, &c, &c.
I would call The special attention Of Country Mer.
chants to my large and extensive CAP MANUFAC-
TORY, in which can be found all kinds OF O ter
Beaver. Nutria, Nuiria Fand. Otter Bard, Beaver
Band. Seal. Muskrat, Cloth, AIOhair SIX and Cotton
Plush Caps. The superior in style and
quality TO any made IN the Eastern markets, and
sell them at less than New York prices NV
WHOLESALE HAT DEPARTMENT is the LARGEST
and best selected in the West.
Country Merchants will find 1t t. their advantage
to examine my stock before purehs sing elsewhere.
Remember the store: $50 East Water Street
oct2l FREDERICK GUNTHER,