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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-03-28

LIsr OF LErTERs.-Remainiug In
the Post Office at Tiain, March &c,
1867.
Emma Right Allen, Washington
Anger, Amelia Beigh, Peter Bell.
mires, John BenteIschies, j. +. Ba-
kor, Mary J. Baker, Geo. Bauer,
Terresia Bishop, John L. Bower, j.
II. Blanchard, Henry Brown, James
i5rcady, Isaac Culver, Mary Dick,
John Edgar, John Ebberhart, Eliza
A. Fife, George Gillig, Elizabeth
Hunter, Frank Jamison, John Lett
ner, Wm. Laroy, MCDOWELL & Co.,
W. Mayer, Philip Newmyer, Roda
Pierce, DR.. WA. Philips. Levi Rec
dy 2; Peter Stottle, Rabbine Snyder
A. Snyder, John Sorgrave, CatharinC
Stuhl, John Strosser; Mrs. s. J. Stew
,rt, &C N. Forcnce, II. Thomas,
Mathew Worner, Stephen Wollor
John WilliOmss- Mrs. C. Wyett Bar
bora Whittier, VIM. Wolf, John weis
(forcigu.)
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-03-28
JEFF Davis,

Tho President has been urged by
Republicans and others to
release JEFF Davis, upon his own rec.
oguizance, because there is no pros.
pect of Chief Justice Chase holding
court in Virginia. so long as that
State is under control Of tho military
authority os decming it beneath the
dignity Of "a Judge Of the Supreme
Court to preside in District under
such con,rol There is good reason
for saying that within the next ten
days Davis will be released upon his
own recogniznucc to answer when
called upon
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-03-28
State Bounty to Veteran Voiun-
teers. 5

The bounty bill giving to all the
ro.onlistod volunteer soldiers of this
State a bounty of ono hundred doll
lars, was published by the Secretary
Of State, ON Saturday, as a law Of tho
State.
The law provides that where vet.
eran volunteer was credited to a
country, or township, or city, and re.
eeiyed no bounty, the e0mmissison-
ers of the county, the trustees of the
township, or the council of the city
as the ease may be, shall issue f,r
his bcneiit bond for ono hundred
dollars, bearing six per cent. interest
rodoomablo one year after date.
In case the volunteer was credited
to the State at large, then tho Audi.
tor Of State is required TO issue his
warrant upon the State Treasury for
the Same purpose,
In eases Of credits of voluntee ON
the quotas Of Congressional districts
the counties in the district are to
provide for the payment Of the boun-
ties 10 proportion TO their population
If any re-enlisted soldier, as above
shall have received any bounty les.
than one hundred dollars, tho amount
so received is 10 DO deducted, ant
the bond or warrant given for the 70,
maipdsr.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-03-28
Adninlstrator,s sale.


oNTHE 10Th DAY OF APRIL, 1867
at o'clock, .. NJ. at the late residence of
Adna Gilett deceased, in Bloom towuship
Sencca County, Ohio, will be sold N tho
highest bidder the following real estate. AZ
the property Of Adna Gilleit, deceased. to-
wit:
A part Of the west half Of the north vest
quarter Of section twelve, fI2l in townsb;n
number one, (l) north range number sixteen.
(l6l bounded as follows Commencing At tbe
south west corner Of said lot, and running
thence moth along The line ofsaid 10. To The
center ofa certain State road passing through
said section, thence cast along said load to the
east line Of said lot thence south on said line
to the south line Of said lot. theu>e west TO
the place ofbeeinnirg to contain thirty acrea
OF land I've the same more or less except min
lOl acres OF the south end of said lot sold bv
Daniel Worst TO Nathaniel Kohler.
ALSO the south east quarter Of the north
west quarter Of section number twelve t12)
in township number me q) north range
number sixteen. (lG) containing forty acres
of land more or loss and all in the county Of
Seneca aud State of Ohio. itf t1~
Subject TO the dover ofihe widow.
Appraised at 50 600.
Terms Of Sale-Onc third cash, one third
in ono year, ard one third in two years, the
payments TO be secured by MORTGAGE on the
premises. JACOB HOSSLER,
Adm'r ofthe estate Of Adna Qillett deed
March 2S, lSG7.-ts.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-03-28
The OitY Election,

No two Offices 10 the administration
Of local affairs is Il so important to
GIL with good and reliable men as that
Of Mayor aud Marshal. The peace
and quiet of the city, and the sanitary
interests demand it,--the welfare
both morally and socially of the com
muniiy, insist upon il, and the citi.
gems feeling that change Is desira.
ble, should come forward uuhesita.
tingly and no. leave it for somebody
else, aud labor for its consumatiou,- --
There is no doubt but that an unox'
ceptionable Union ticket will b'
nominated, at least in tho two oflice'
above named, and an earnest cffori
should be made for their election, r
Business affairs should DO laid aside
for the day and this brief season Civ
eu to q cousumOtiou 50 devoutly to bo
wished for. The cause is as worthy
Of tho sacrifice, as the laborer Of his
bire.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-03-28
Fonianisn,

Tho latest adyices declare n dying
ont of tho revolution in Ireland
Although here is serious revolt
and the Fcnions in binds of two,
throo and four thousand arc taking
defensive positions in Limerick and
Tipperary, they are said to he i'll sup
plied with arms and provisions, and
cannot maintain their defcnccs--
Wherever they have como into collis-
ion with tho police or soldiers, they
have been worstcd While there
seems little hopo for success, no one
can tell how it will end. Our own
history relates revolution success.
ful under circumstances as unpromis.
ing, perhaps, Ms those in Ireland.
while il chronicles defcntcd revolu.
ton also. We hope to see the cause
Of ireedom---thc just cause, triumph
| ant.
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Impeachment.

The Judiciary Committee continue
TO take testimony upon the question
Of impeachment, and, although sevc--
raj members Of that Committee are in
favor Of proceeding at onco to inn
peach the President, there is a.divis-
ion among the Republican members
Of that Committee, and they havs On
arrangement among themselves tha {
tho Secretary will mako no report
until all but the Democrats are unan.-
imous upon Il.
This enables ons or two Of the ex-
tFemely conservative men to hold
the question completely in their own
power
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Grand Army.

II will be observed, from an order
which we published last week, that
General VIM II. GrBsoN has assumed
command ofthe developments of this
District, and announced his staff.
The Grand Army Of the Republic
is increasing rapidly in all the States
In this District eleven Posts are es.
tablished, numbering near eight hun.
dred Other Posts are about to h,
organized, and recruiting is brisk. "
Soldiers and Sailors, wishing to
organize Posts in their neighbor-
hoods can obtain full Instructions by
addressing General GIBsoN, or any
staff officer, Except in the pass
words, oonntersigns, and signs of rec.
ognition, thoro are no secrets ia the
organization. Instituted for the mu-
tual benefit Of soldiers and sailors.
and the "widows aud orphans of
our fallen defenders, this institution
should receive the support of every
one worthy Of membership, and the
sympathy and encouragement of the
public. i ra as-
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-03-28
The Election next Monday,

We enioin upon al order.loviug
sitircns, DESIRING the welfare Of our
city and country, and the ultimate
tsiumph Of the Union party at home
and abroad, TO turn out to the polls
on Monday next, and give their'votc
and their influence TO the success Of
the ticket and the Union cause. su-
piueness and inactioh arc the bane
Of party 10 the minority. There IS
no excellence without great labor, and
nothing can be accomplished without
work. Even a few good uncoasirg
laborers in the field on Monday next
nay make a great difference in the
footing up of the grand total vote Of
the State, and will lend its Influence
to the rolling up ofa largely iucrens-
cd majority for the Union ticket at
the fall election.
Every township throughout tho
county should have their tickets
printed, so that thero be no mistake
in tho voting, and every vote be
counted. Those who have not done
so. should send in their orders immc.
diatcly, aud be fully prepared to meet
the enemy, who will leave nothing
uudone to catch the votes Of tho un-
wary and negligent Remember that
municipal elections havo their infu-
ence upon State elections aud that the
willing foe are using every effort to
make good showing for the fall cam
paikn. Sec that all Union men in
your neighborhood and precinct, are
out to vote, aud if not, bring them out
A vote at primary election at the
present timo, is as important as, it
would probably be, at a Presidential
election at somo future time. Itis
not the success Of the men that is so
vastly important, but the success Of
principle and the party which is its
repensentG ivc.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-03-28
Executors Sale OF Real
.l@ EstaGe,HIJH

Dursunnt to on order OF the Probate Court or
Il Seneca County. Ohio. tine unie u ,ns.i3 viii
sell to the highest bidder AZ the door of the Court
House, in rtn, Ohio, between the hours of 10
o'clock A. Nj, ana oielAcls 2 81, bf SAairdavtbe
2nth day Of ipril A. d. 1861, the following de-
sortbed real estate tO-Vit: II I"'
In-lOt No. 40, in the Second Ward of the CITY OF
Tihn seneca County Ohio t.s.eat
The North East Quarter Of Fractional section
seVenteen IN In TOwnshiptwo, (2J North OF
Rtngc fifteen, 40 east, IN Seneca County, Ohio
And all that part OF tho East part Of the Nurth
West Quarter OF fractional soetlon N. township
2, North Range ~ tast, IN sFtl county, contain
ing huy-thrce acres more or loss; which was con-
veyed TO Thomas Lloyd by Levi Kelles and wife,
By deed OF general warranty in fee simple on the
80 day OF October, 1911, which deed is recorded IN
Nolame fA,page eeaiR slReconler's oaire -Of. said
countyi nnl 70 which tfaet thete Is apnai1snant
the Hight az ohtaiuing ktohe and sand &c All fines
forever nom the lands described in a certain deed
of general warranty1 in fec simple, executed April
2fih, 1870 by said Lew Keller and wife 10 john
Keller, which deed Is OF Record IN volume number
9, Iage 5us IN the Recorders Office OF Seneca Co,
Ohio. = '-ffa t4 - ~ vi Cl'IE T.
TERMS or SAILS
one-lhird cash IN hand one-thlrd In one year
ierred payments aud mortgsg 10 secure the same.
EN'r OF the las, will OF Thomas Lloyd.
March ~, ls61.-~iAvia g7s ilpr. fec Slo0Ul
p. S,--Iwtl Als,, AZ The same timo and place,
sell, upon a credit of six months, two shares OF
Stoos IN the Ttiiin Agricultural Works
hsil HENkY T9BERT Executor.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-03-28
Republican Campaigpin the South,


A Washington correspondent Of
the Cincinnati Gasette says, the move
ment for inaugurating campaigu in
the South is gaining strength. There
is talk Of holding n meeting Of lead
ing members Of Congress for consul
tation in regard 70 the matter. Mo-
MED men from tho North have ex-
pressed the willingness 10 contribute
money to pay tho necessary expenses
Of such a campaign, and several gen
tlemeu Of ability and experience As
speakers, are ready to enter the field
IL tho movement is properly organized
and sustained.
The Congressional Executive Com.
mitteo is preparing tocirculatc mum
bor Of documents in the South Ono
Of the chief difficulties is that the
mail agents Of all kinds there, cannot
be relied on TO deliver tho matter
sent Attempts will be made to rem.
edy this.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-03-28
From Mexico,

SAN Francisco. Cal, March %.
Later adyiees from portions of
Central Mixico received by private
letters state that the city OF Morclia
was occupied by Liberals on the l7th
of FEBRUARY. .uU
Tho entire State of Michoacan was
free from Imporiolist troops Febuary
25th
Generals Regulcs and Corona left
Morolia for QuoreAro with 5000
men, and at last adyioos had arrived
at Celaya, ten lcguos from Quorotaro.
The entire Liberal force in the
vicinity Of Qucrotaro had been placed
under the command of Corona.
From Cucrnarca, on tho 9th Gen.
Senior, writes that it is ru-
morod hero that the traitor Gen,
Meudez' forces were routed in battle
by Gen Escobedo's command. Men
dcz was among the kilod
Miramon attempted to effect
junction with Nendez' forcos before
the battle, out was routed, and lost
both legs in the engagement, they
being cut on by cannon ball
Gen Porfeiro DisE was threaten.
Jag the City OF Puebla. with six
thousand men under his command,
MAX PREPARING TO LEAvE
II is believed that Max has con.
ccutrated most of his forces in body
with tho view of making terms with
tho Liberal Government, prior to
oyacuadng tho country,
No battle between auy portion of
the forces under the direct command
Of Max had taken place at last dates,
aud il was believed mono would oc
ear
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The Convention Tomorrow Night.

The Union voters OF the city will
remember the Convention for the pur-
pose Of nominating a city ticket, to.
morrow night. 1t is highly import
ant that the leading men Of the party
give their influence towards securing
an unexceptionable ticket for the en-.
suing election, The prospects are
hattering for at least the election of
a portion if not tho entiro ticket The
present democratic incumbents and
nominees for Mayor and Marshal
have held their Offices for two terms,
aud we mistake much the signs of the
times if the people do not desire q
change, aud If uuoxccptionablo men
are placed on the Union ticket, there
is every possibility if not probability
Of their election. We say then, turn
out en- mdsse. 4
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-03-28
MoPherson's Last Command,

The last dying command Of Major
General James B. Mcpherson. the la
mented distinguished patriot martyr,
was given 10 aud obeyed by the sold
ier who so Fortunately attended him
upon that memorable battlefield, in
front of Atlanta. It was Give
me my hat" His hat had become
displaced as he. from his noble steed,
" fell to rise no more"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-03-28
Opinion Of General LoEgsteet,

Gen. LoNosTRIET has expressed his
opinion on the reconstruction plan, iu
the columns of the New Orleans Tones
lie says there is no humiliation at
tachod to an acceptance of tho terms
proposed by Congress, and he has no
reason to doubt that such acceptance
in good faith will secure readmission
Of the Southern Statcs.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-03-28
Registers under the Bankrupt Law.

ChiefsJustice Chase has decided
that in case Congress docs- not re-
licvc him from tho appointment of
Registers under, tho bankrupt law,
ibat after April lst, he will appoint
only one Register in ench Congress.
sional District, unloss upon tho GER
tidcato Of tho District Judge II APP
pears that two arc absolutely ueces
sary. In divided districts two will
be appointed. Candidates must re-
ceivo strong recommendations from
the leading mon of their districts,
setting forth their entire fitness, and
in no case will appointments be made
through Congressman, though Of
course their recommendations will be
duly considered. There seems to be
little probibility that Congress will
relieve the Chief Justice.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-03-28
The Trial of Surratt.

Nothing has yet been settled upon
as to the time of the trial of John II,
Surratt, butit has been determined
that he will bO tried by Chief Justice
Carter formerly of Ohio, and cmi-
ncnt for his ability asa lawyer, as
judge and as devoted loyal man,
and one whom Abraham Lincoln per.
sonalIy most priced as Que Of his best
trusted friends.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-03-28
liberty Township.

TRUSTEES ---Wm. G. Lyborger, j. II.
Belts, VIM Robertson. H
Trsoauer.--Jacob Feasel. 81
Asssssor.-W. J. Merchant.
CLrk.--James Lott. ta
C6naaJlcs.-Geo. Hall, John Ro-
senborger. t.
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Eden Township.

Trustees William Watson, VIII
liam Ferguson. William Barrick.
T'easurcr-Henry Lodd.
Clerk.-Jacob j. Grouse.
assessor. Richard A. Cole.
CoasdJles.--Wm. Ligh'eap, Jas. S.
Latham.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-03-28
Flood at Chattanooga,

The Gdsetis's Nashville special says
the reports Of suffering at Chattanooga
aud other places along the Tennessee
river are appalling, At Chattanooga
on the 18th, the water was from twelve
to twenty feet deep in tho city. Many
houses wore toppling over aud others
doatipg away, The Mayer, with a
possoo OF citizens aud soldiers, was
foraging among tho loaded cars for
food. The agen of the road protest.
ed but tho Mayor said the people
We're starving,
Twenty five dead bodies were seen
floating down the river at Bridgeport
on the 18TH "A
Tho loss OF property Is estimated
at a million of dollars.
Gen, Carlin, at Nashville, was ma
king efforts to send rations through
to Chattanooga.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-03-28

Madame Cora James, tho fortune
teller, whose roal name is Semantha
Proctor, has sued the ST Louis Dem-
oerat for libel. claiming damages to
the amount Of $1,000 The ease is
now on trial. The alleged libel was
an item in the Democrat, in which
the woman was styled a witch, devils
dam, aud otherwise more sforeihly
than aatieripsly Oharaeterisedu
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Special Term
OF TIE
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
STATE on ono, gryrcA corvrv. IS.

STATE or oH'o, SENrcA CouNTy, IS.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, TuATI, cHEs-
~ TER n. Morr, Judge -of the-oourt Gum-
mon Pleas, of thojd judicial District OF the Stste
OF Ohio, elected in tho 4th Sub. Division thereof.
have ordered a SPECIAL TERN ofsald Court TO
be held in and for the County of Seneca, in said
81 ate, comrhencing cn the -tl-S
o1u DAY OF APRIL a. D., 1857, ATS OIL LocK, A. NJ.
The business of said special Term will be con-
fined TO the pending cases which were on the civil
docket Ofthc February termofsald Court A. ID. 1867
including all cases that may have been continued
NJ said term. And tits hereby ordered that \ We
nlre for Petit Jury be Issued for such special
term according TO law.
CHFSrER r. MoTr,
,Iulup of I'd Judtrfal Uistriet. Ohio.
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Coal s. lflisttlIanrous.
UNION NOMINATIONS.
Hopewell Township

Ccrk.-Cyrus Funk.
Treasqrer-James Creeger.
Asscssor.-P. s. Whealan.
7spstees,--U, p Coonrod, A. Mil
Ter. J NJ Shaull.
ConstaJles.-John Allaban, Joseph
Beard.
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CLUSTER r. MoTr,
Judge Of ID Judicial District, ohio.

STATE OF ONO, sESEcA COUNTY, IS.
7, wM. NJ. Du.DINE. Clerk VI the Court of Com
mon rieasof gt County hereby certify the fore
going 70 sea trnecopy ofth original notice now
on file Ia this oillce 81 - "
Witress my hand and ueAl
lsLAe-I OF said Court, this ih day of
,snt, Mafen, 4. ~, 1851.
N'N'' "iALIAM NJ. nILptsE, Clerk. ,
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Intarnal Revenue.


As will be noticed by circulars Is.
sued from the Assistant Assessors
Office, time will be given until tho LIST
day Of May, to hand in returns for
asscsment. Persons in default after
that date may expect tho penalty to
be enforced.
In this connection we would call
the attention Of business mon to tho
following sections of the new law:
r sEc. 22, md Jcit Jmlter enact
Ell, That it shall be the duty Of every
person who cmpties or draws Of, or
causes to be emptied or drawn on,
distilled spirits or o,hcr article sub
ject by law to tax, from cask, bar.
rel or package bearing any marks or
brands required by law, or marks in
toudcd for or purporting TO be, or
designed TO have the effect Of such
marks, Immediately upon such cask,
barrel or package being emptied, TO
elIace and oblitorate said marks or
brands aud any porgon who shall vi.
olate this provision shall bo liable to
penalty often dollars for each Of.
fence; and any such cnsk, barrel or
package, from which said marks are
not 80 erased aud obliteratod os hero.
in required, shall be Liable to forfeit.
urc, and may be seized by any officer
of internal revenue wherever found. +"
II X X II X
Seo. -. 1aa be II further enacted,
That any person who shall sell, give
awny, or otherwise dispose of any
empty cigar box or boxes which have
been stamped without drst dcfaciug
or destroying such stamps, or shall
refill amy cigar box without Grst dc.
facing or destroying such stamps.
shall, on conviction Of either offence
bo liable to penalty Of one hnndrod
dollars OF to imprisonment not ex-
ceoding sixty days, or both, in the
discretion Of the court, with tho costs
Of the trial, and It shall be lawful for
any cigar inspector or revenue officer
to destroy any empty cigar box mp
on which stamp shall be found"
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"Sir,s said a sturdy bcggar to be-
nevolent man, please give I Q a quar-.
ter am hungry and unable 20 pro-
euro food The quarter was given,
when the bcggar ssiA;--yYou have
done a noble deed. You have saved
me from something which | feared /
would have to>come to- "What is
thatSN said tho beneiactor Work,
was tho mournfnl auswor,
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-VI IT DIV VF NFTtFIaf TOO .
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and o.
clock p. VI the following Real Estate. 10 wit;
Thn Southeast quarter OF section u, TaWnship
one. North OF Range fifteen, tiu Seneca County
Ohio containing ore hundred and sixty acres
more or less. Also tweniy-tour acres oi lauti Oft
of the East side Ofihe East h,lf Of the SOUTHWEST
quarter of said section u, andadioiEing The lands
above described. excepting thirteen acres cut OF
the tract lrst above described aud bounded as fol-
lows, tO-wit
Commencing at. the Northeast corner OF sail
tract nrstatovc named. thencn South forty rods on
the casi line thereof, thence west fifty rods. near
the kilhnrIie Road thence uOrfh along said last
named road 10 the north line OF sgid tract themes
east TO the place ofbegiuning containing thirteen
acres III. Ni.
no TERMS OF SAFE :-One-third cash on day Of
sale one-third ln one wear, and one-third IN two
years, with mOrtgaged security on the premises
soli. u u NATHANIEL HEATOH, f.
Executor OF MIcAJAH llEAToN, deceased
mar2in12wipfsJOO.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-03-28

A New WASHING MAcHNE.--We
stoppedlin at the Davis House, on
Tuesday, to look at the newly inven-
ted washing machine on exhibition
there by the inventor and patentee,
Mr. A.W. HALL. 1t is a curious
invention truly, and works on the
principle of the kunelolos on the
wash board, but without that labor
which gives the washerwoman lame
back and red knuckles when herwork
is donc. We will not attempt to de-
scribe it but it deserves attention.
Mr.. HALL says that he will do a
washing for anybody, who desire to
see it tested, upon application, as he
wishes to introduce the machine and
desires to begin its manufacture at
this place. ,a 3g gei,f
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R, E, Lee for Reconstruction,

Our dispatches mentions that il
will, to day, be officially announced
at Richmond, that Robert T.. Leo ad
visos the PEOPLE of Virginia, black
and white, to vote for Convention,
in order that the State may get back
as quickly and quietly as possible,
into tho Union, with such rights as
are left. This is good advice, aud il
shows that Mr., Lee has great deal
moro seuse than Andrew Johnson
or the leaders Of the Copperhoad
party,
Tho information wo have Published
re Gently from the South, shows that
public sentiment is rapidly changing,
aad il may now be regarded as Ger.
tain that tho work of reconstruction
under the Congressional policy, will
so rapidly forward Gasette, 25th.