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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-18

We trust that men of all parties in the
Legislature Democrats rs vel! as Republicans,
wilI see the necessity OF reforming the Charter
Of this city. If its people are ever to begin to
BE- relieved of the crushing burden Of taxation
which they now bear, a radical alteration Of
the Charter is indispensable. We hope the
Legislature viii not adjourn without attending
20 H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-18
RISE IN BARREN RIVER.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Monday, March IT, 1864
The rains Of Friday night caused Barren River 10
swell over is banks and portion Of the bridge over
the river at Bowling Green was carried away.
Railroad connection with Nashville is consequently
suspended for the present.
The Ohio River is also rapidly rising.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-18
Important Decisir,n In Regard -
Tny.ex.

MILWAUKEE, Wa. Monday. March ~ -
A decision OF the Supreme Court Of this cssse n
relation to tho sssessmsAs Of taxes declares M
the State taxes levied fince 1855 xse unooss":.i.
by reason of the inequality Of TAXATION. Ine
tare will take immediate. action Ia the ms' Ia A.
The act for the relief OF farm mortgages y" W
cidsd 70 DO upooustitWs0nal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-18
following notice was left:
hOEInLRf HORDks


THE SECRETARY OF ELw-MEAHO.
J. II. Holmes Secretary Of New Mexico, leaves
Washington to-day on he return 10 that Territory.
lie e,oecis TO reach there al about three weeks.
GIN. FREMONT.
Cen. Fremont has had an interview with the
President md the Secretary Of War. lie viii press
lis afi.rs lor promptly starting to hS department.
uis staff will. therefore, be determined Oh ut IN
carly day. His headquarters will be in the field.
co slauLs. Of tho House Of Representatives, VIII
acconoenv him as soon as bis duties viii permit.
APPLICATIONS FOR MILITARY TRANSFERS.
A large number Of applications have been mace ny
v,l,n,eer officers 10 be appointed in the regular
army but these have been unsuceessili-awons
o,l,, re- sons, the difficulty Of discriminating a To
tho relative merits Of the applicants.
SEIZURE OF 4 NEWSPAPER ofFicf.
An order was issued this morning Tor lAe seizure
Of the printing Office and the arrest OF 1ae VHsh'"S
ION Srndov Chronicle editors, aud their triai ny
esr,- martial that paper having yessrday Published
news Of military operatioua and movements, thefo'y
ds,cgarding the order Of tho Secretary Of war; an'
nrsing itself liable to te proceeded against uhue
the 81 ia article.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-18
PARSON RROWNLOW.

fHrLADKIPHIA, MondsS, March Il. 1852
The we'll known publisher Of Dr. kaDe's wor"
hss offered Psrson BrowIow $4,000 for tho copy
right OF his proposed book, giving account oil lis
guteFpgs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-18
burning Of the HeS PresDS
Church nt 49, ne hamton. ~; .s,

DlNGh.AlUI. \. T.. HIohua! =" Cl,,,oh an
The new and sIleodid Presbyterian Cnurcn, an
edifce us. completed and unoccupied, together Win
the old church, Was burned to Tue s,V'i' az on'
o'clock tbis morning. Loss, &'orV''i IisUf"h'e'
$4,000,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-18
GEAR CREEK BRIDGE DESTROYED BY
THE REBELS.

WNcussrER, Va, Monday, MsIch II. 1851.
Contrabsnds confirm the report OF the destruction
OF the bridge over Cedar Creek, and that Gen. jack
son has reiterated up the valley toward Hansonbugh.
All Wa quiet At the outposta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-18

The particulars have not tran spirod.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-03
Rcdwcr,on Of salaries, &C.

Mr.. Conkling, ol Now YORK, has nitro
dueed bill into Congress for the reduc.
tion Of salaries, etc. The bill is new be-
fore the Committee Of Ways and Means,
!, proposes tho following rctrcnchmcnts;
1. A reduction Of twenty -fvc per cent
on salaries, civil, naval and military, n
M ounting TO $4,000 a year or oyar. in
sludlng omolumsnts.
q. A similar reduction Of twenty per
cent, whore the salaries aud cmulumcnts
are over $4,000 and under $4,000.
=. Similar reduction OF fifteen per cent
on sompensstions between ao0O and
$4,000.
4. The reduction OF salaries Of nom.
bers Of Congress to $4,000 per snnnm,
subject tn forfeiture Of $40 Tor each
time th,t member dvsi not answer to
hIs name on the call of the yeas and
nays. and reductions Of mileage TO ten
sents por mile from tho post-offica near
est tbs m ,inbsr's rssidcnc, 10 Washing
ton city, estimated by the nearest mail
reutc.
.. The absolute and total abolition Of
tho frankiug privilege.
q. The cessation ur the system Of ap-
pointing supsrnumorary officials, and the
reduction Of the officials In all tho De-
partmcnts ofthe Government TO the num-
ber actually requisite for tho proper trans-
action Of business.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-03
cen. IlniIcci,'s progr,,mmc.

A Scdalia correspondent of the Bur
ling,on hnwk-Eye, has |, from "reliablc
authority" that Gen, Hallcok will soon
make a movement In the right direction.
II. gives programme which, being per-
haps as good as any othcr mere spcculO-
tion, we give ontiro:
The whole division Of this Department
will move upos Pricc from five different
points at the same time. Hunter, with
his division from the West, to prevent u
possibility Of his going into Kansas, and
prevent his devastating that State or es-
Gaping In that direction. Generals Wy.
man and Asboth, from RollO, will pro-
escd by way Of Springfield or BOLIVIA, to
prevent his retrVating South. General
Pp', from Syracuse, win 90 hy way Of
Warsaw, and General Stecle's division
from Scdalia. These different divisions
will constitute force of about 10000
men. with 1000 cavalry and two or three
powerful batteries. With this prugamme
well executed, II will be a miracle ir he
should escape. As 10 numbers--thc two
armies viii probably be about equally
watched.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-03
Jiffin M'rrklp Jribnnr.
mus EYES.

Bloc eyes ARE full Of danger
Beware thci- tcrder glow
Thsy'lI leave thy hear, strsnesr
To peaceful hours below.
J warn you aeu, give earnest hecdl
let nut bright eyes your sight ,nisicad;
And wier blue eyes year glances Win,
Loonet teo dccP--tvo deer tiiereini
Bluc eyes with soul are bcnming,
Taeyll look thee through aud through,
Wit hght and love they're ,trasmiag,
50 mid and wsrm aud true
And when my heart is sore distressed,
And sorrow fills my lcucly breast.
Let then, bluc,cyos nv sorrow win
What joy--what bliss / see thereinl
Blue cye- from heaven src lighted
With holy, soul born glow,
To cheer poor man hsnighicd,
And charm him out Of woe.
And when cold wintfy clouds arise.
Aud shroui In gray the sunny skies,
Then let blue eyes nv glanc' wiul
] hnd my sky--my iay, therein.
Rev 9. T. Rrcoks, from the Germsn.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-03
raise Reports about Gcn. We.
eIcitnn.

Thero Is no truth whatever in the
statement that Gen. Mcclellan threaten
ed to resign, unless the President over.
rulfd a portion ofMr. Camcron's report.
Gen. Mcclellan never expressed any
epinion on the subj ct of General Came.
run's policy Of using slaves in the war
un,il after tho President had declined Ia
receive or adopt Mr.. Cimeron's views;
aud even then, his opinion merely amount
ed 10 the expression Of belief that the
adoption Of Mr.. Camcron's views would
have had AN unfavo-nble effect on the
army In the field. This statement camc
from the President himsef-- Wah Cor
~. Y. Times.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-03


HhvIseis WAsnINGroS A corrcspon-
dent Of the philSdelphia Eaguircr says.
The crowdof strangers which were
noticeable at the hrst week, has yisibly
diminished,--Thc city Is poor place to
visit just row for idle curiosity. The
principle hotels are all crowded. The
stringent regulations ofGcn. Mcclellan
Ia relation topasscs, arc carried out 10
shc letter, and there is little 10 be seen
on this side Of the Potomac. The char
ges for everything are enough TO startle
prudent people. There is but little com-
fort. and those who have not business
with the Government had better stay
swry until the rush u over.
CoroRED LADoRERs WANTED IN Aus.
rRALIA.---An advertisement appear. m
the Hamilton &C. w. Times calling for
one-hundred "healthy negroes" To enter
the service OF the Australian Cotton
Association, Ia Now South Wales and
Queensland. Passage paid aud 22l
($s4) per annum, with rations, ere the
induccme nts, and il is promised that the
negroes viii be "treRted in tho same
manner that white servants are"
ORnLRs 70 REETUoKY. All Of the
regiments 10 Ind ana, which have the
minimum numbe Of men, have been or
dercd into Kent ieky. This order will
throw soro 80 0 tn 10000 troops into
Kentucky dnrip this und the coming
Mek.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-03
Paying tic Con,lnrtar-

On one Of the railroads the director.
hsve come down on the dead head system
and very much curtailcd the free list
An individual who had been in the habi,
Of trayclingto and fro without any charge
recently applied to the superintendent,
for pass, and was much offended when
II was refused. AS he was leaving the
room, he angsily exclaimed:
"pll pay my fare this timc, but tho
road shan't be any tho richer for it--IW
ray tAs Condaciori"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-03
wise words.

The following paragraph from sccre.
ta.y Chssc's Report, are words of wis
dom and we'll worth pondering by every
loyal citizen Of The United States;
But existing circumstances are MT
rfopitious to wise and permanent ad-
justment of imposts to tho various de-
msnds of revcruN, commerce and home
Industry. The most sacred duty of the
American people at this moment, requires
the consecration Of all their energies aud
al their resources to the rc-establishmcnt
sf the Union on the permanent founds-
tion Of justice and freedom; and while
other nations lock with indifferent or un-
ffiendly eyes upon this work, sound poli.
cy would seem to suggost not the extern
sion Of foreign trade, but moro abso ute
reliance, urder God, upon American la
Dor. American skill and American soil.--
Freedon OF commerce IL, indeed, wise
and noble policy; bat TO be wise or no.
BILE, u must he the policy of eoneordant
snd fraiernal nations.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-03
JIWgs WIiS1IS



Female Irregularities, wsskHess, Uterine disniaee
msnt, aud a focal uisiinv jRcnlies aud
al trrnelrs Of pHtiEsy gsTed By the GIaef
shhstz Marshalfs uirnne t'athahcan.
In this seepnection, Pies neechcr Sister Of the Rev
henry Ward Besehst, in Letter, TO the Poodle page
ies, sagNg
"the,e nine sisters md ,iner,inlaws sad fourteen
ismsls consiRs al msHied, and all decats and aing
Amid The immense rlrols oi my irends and aeahsini
sness cannoi r"rAll ten mNtrird edie, horu in thi,
century sad esuAip, Nho arc pyt'ertly haahhy,"
" csSes, however, Nh~tc The Graeisahers tataac.
90 has heen used, Ne must say that health has tapy
nlcn the place ofdis"sse, aud lates have become
ualnsi isiFong, vigorous and healthy.
Mr., Iloason, Of Ehaifa, ssys "Reautiful, indeed
sths ccuad,us, nusting nstufe Of Noman, hut haf
mnch does ~ NEED 10 be projected hy satyhhlnys
that viii lead he's 10 time OF disease TO appeal "
ue6cal adviser Of scicniidc educ StOn, moral Msfth
and parity ofvhnrsetss.s
An'hc's may be 'eoptsl BY addressins the Gr,sfsa.
hvrs company.
LAS Methodist clergyman. Nv hssu hA,' hidy
srhed 10 Nifaest ihe tcvle health VI Nsaens have
irNelra ny viUeii nysChiEeihe eospel. l Daue Cod,
however, that have silthess aisessel give way
20 the GTNslenhcrs Msrshafs Utruue fatholicon,
WheteysrW has heen u,sd. Rev. fErEH snAkf,
kds~sy, M'ch'gaa. fsr@s'g Of Wy'e.n s'ara'
fof Sale hs naBoi, 4 Co. n. a. tayJet, riaiAi
\. hsn, Lowell, nf, y, Nases GtseI sprnssi Nm.
hsissvN Auiaal q. Hstnss y Co, Aiot'u'chsasiisi
~sh' mvdisinv desieFs threu -henli ne Siate,
a. u, NiNGsl ", Os.riand,
rsaAy. (Ag~al ioI uh,0.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-03
PROVISIONS.
Hams and Bacon.
-Four and Potatoes,
Butter, Lard, Eggs &c.
Ii. A. BUSklRk & BRO
Attachment Notice.

Mad River Valley Branch ci STATE Bank OF
Ohio. Plaintiff.
vs.
Lemuoi Weaver. L.. II. 4 NJ. Nagrew, aud s.
u PAYNE aud Mosgove wncy aud Winslow
as cndorscrs, Defendants.
Tending before lesse n, I.cily, Justice Of
the Peace Of Clinton Township, Scpecl co. ,
Ohio,
On the 10th DAY ef October. A. d. ls6l.
said Jps'iSs issl cd am order ~ altachment in
the alove action Tor the sum oftw hundred
aud sixty aud &C 100 (260 sd. l0ON dollars
Said action will come up for hsaring on the
ah day si December, ls6hat O'Clock L. NJ
MAD RIVE NAMNr BEANcn
state Bank ol Ohio.
Nov. |, ls6i-3N
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-03

West Bedford, Coshocton Co, May a, 81
AIR u, y, kiHe,lvy, siTt-l have besa selling lhs
nr,heiaes OF The neeHhgFa tan,rsay Cor he lasti
leatf, anl have hvatiabl, iuand them ~ give rgkat
s"useci'oni aud the pills have ,ohl to gFea, hy
hmtlesas rrgnlat ~ their eaand cafee, and with
ny trade they hHNc become staple aUirie. Maf,haN
OterHe 'a,hol,con !. mrdictne that has done great
smoHnt Of good In female di,ea'es. tine lady ,Ald
to told me- she lsd received motc hencit from ohe
bottle teo she did from long course Of medical treat
seat " The most 'k'l'elPhy',S'sss, Nssr.tral,H
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-03
DEN TISTRY
DR.. ]. w MARTIN, Dentist.

Has permanently located in Tifin,
snd tenders BIZ ptofe srivirs, 10 ihs stissn Of
THIN snd vicinity.
Having all o!ue latest Improvements, he I, frEAred
and pessatioR OF The hattfa teeth. And si,o TO hscn
teeth, rfom one u an sntrc seu, mounted Yulssn
issd Rubber, Geld, Fvei and any sty of work called
fat psfiainiaRto to Dentistry. Deeayed Teeth SLED With
gold aud other mstefal 30 to preserve asd render
ihem useful sad ft-e rom pain.
Teeth elcansdasd diseassd guns treated 'ucseu
fuv,
Teeth ssitactsd esfefhlly and without esatiar ma
nscenafy paint hnd sho Hguais the teeth NJ chiiten
Annpefa,ions wsnsn,ed, ,ati,facteft. ChsfEe, nod.
snte.
old gold plates taten In etehanRe fct Ns,k.
Once two doors west ~ the roNofrSs.
inn, a., Uct. n, ltGi,if
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-03


disease. cold settles somewhere ~ the t--y and OBJ
sttHeh tts natural functions. These II not relieved
ast ulpn themselves aud the surrounding orgaus pre-
Ll.inR general acgravaiinu, suffering. aud disease
ihs ~ w. condition, oppressed by the dcrangcmsns-,
ase Al1s ls anil SO how directly tl,ey restore tho
natural elttat n tie system and with II the hoyant
Iseing o. nlit again What IL true aud apparent IN
w. usia su cnuuon complaint, y also truc in many
oi uiu f' Hel aud dangerous distempers. Tie
purg'te eirct eSpcls them. Cansc by similar obsruc-
thns aud dsFalEcuents q tho natural functions % tho
hN they afe rapidly, and many u them surely eurei
y The stir Hctns None who know the virtues u these
flls viii nrslet 10 ciupioy tcm When suffering foaa
the disorders they curs.
Statements Q0n lenimE rhysicians IN somo of the
principal cities aud fom other wuu known public pcr.
sons.
From mrvari6O Merchant n 81. LotGf no. T. 1ss6
Dn. ArrRi Your PILLS tho paragon NJ all That Il
Efuat iu medicine. 1cy have cnrsi my little daughter
~ ucers uin hcr als and fcut that had prJv@l
incurale fr years. Her mother ltss tccr long grsr-
ousy afflicted with botchc- aml pnipiss her skin aud
in her hair. Amor chl cured, she also lrigl
your lills, aud they have eurod her.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-03
DEglntaEST O rus IsrHnIos,

eHi nave use your Pills IN NY general and ha.pltaI
paeuoe over sco you mado ten aud cannot hp,iate ~
say uuy arc the best raihnrtic We employ Their rcy,.
lahg action on the liver is quick aud dsehio eeaso-
invnty they Hrs an aimifHc remedy fr drtAnxslsont-
oi tiat organ liidrcd havs syl,nin fonnd s.., a
bilious disc'sc ~ obstinate that II id sat readily Wild 4,
them. tfatvrnally yours, ALONzO NALL. 81 D.
Ihcsiciffu of The K,r,uf fF...a-g
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-03
DysOntsry, DIarrhra, Relax. yyor.,.

Your rills have had long trial ~ my practice, aud
hold them In esteem of the bust nrctiets r..
ever found. ThVr Alternative effect upon tho liver nt.
them excvllsnt rumey, when gven w SMALL H., Sc, h.
bdiou dySsALry dnd diUTh0p. Their auvar-e,,a,in-
makes tea very acceptable aud convenient bI lio usS
OT woineE aud cliiLlrgu.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-03
Headache, e,sickITcodsebc,F Foul stomach
Bilious Disorders Liver Complaints.

FIoH Dr. INc0Ioff DfT n NV Iork CIV.
Not only your Pitts admirably adapted to their psr>
nnse aporient hut nud their beneciai effects
tho Liver very marked Indeed They lave In my prne-
tica proved eccunl for tho cure OF baions cot-
ptiHm than any remedy tau mention. sincerely
rejoice that have ut length purga,o which /. wos
Wy The conhlencu of Tie nrulessl0n and tho nsnls
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-03
\. O. PENNINGTON. c. LEE. N. nRgwEF
Pennington, Lee & Brewer,

Attorneys at Law and Solicit
r'in Chsncrry. Rsom,, In siuFst', New nlcch ep
ra,its the Csaft tlsn,s. rihn. May ttth. 'satf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-03
BUSINESS CARDS.
Noble, DcWoIr& Noble,

Attorneys a Connsctlors ut Law.
,lnos Ia Singers N,s Bioek, opposite the roun
tlen,s. nn,gS
W, =, Noble, mr.. D.woif. Har,,sn Noble.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-03
A. rnmiiy Phrslc.

fSon Dr. n ". tbit,gri0ht, As'c ori,dnf.
rcur pIls tho rriuee n narges. Their syeollent
qualities surpass any caihartic prssess They
mild, but very ccHn aud ccctual IN their action the
bowels, Which makes hom Invaluable TO us In The daily
treatment Of disease.
Headache ,sIc lTTcn dRcb u Q, Foul Stomach.
if0Ri Dr. E'glrd B'yd, Htihaors.
DGin Ro. Arm; cannot you ioiaf complaints
have cei With your flls better than ~ say all tbcf
trer ed rfh parqtre nofiois. paeo great depen-
onco on an cnrctua satlrtic In MY daily contest with
di','c nnd believing do that y.r piis afford US tho
best we have VI course value them highly. ,
PiTrsnuRo, Ia, May I, 1885. .
On. j. @. Arm. Sir; Arve becn repeatedly cured II
the worst h,ft,sbs any body have by dose two
oi your rills. II scrmq TO arise Um foul stomach,
which they cleanse at once.
Yours with great respect, ED. W. rREnLH,
(fseIaf -,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-03
AY Il RS
CATHARTIC
PILLS.

Are you siek, tebie INA
complafningi Ar you out y
order. With yonr system ~
ranged, and ycur feelings IN.
comiurtsblef 1hcse symp
tcms are sften the prelude b
ssrious plpess. Some ~ of
sichnesa II srvcplng upon yoa,
and sbould BE- avertsd hy :
timely ase u the right REM
ely. Take Ayers Pills, and
cleanse out the dlsordered hn-
murs 80 purify the blusi, aud
Jet the nnids move on unob-
siructed IN health sgnin-
Tirsy stimulate the functions
II tho holy into vigorous ne
titity, purity the system, from
tin nllsffucfiuua bicb make
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-03
Il. Stem.
j. j. Steiner,

Attorney Mt Law, has resumed
Rs practices. aud viii s,ve sitlsi suenhon to a hus
Nstt tentrpseh IN hm. once w the ~ Ehsu's
niocA directly ahavs the store tnaw af MT GsotRs
iavier, and oppesitsihs Shawhanilou's, apis
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-03
Constipation, costiveness, Suppression,
Ithe euIinatIsnl, Gout, NeurnIuin. Dron.
sy, Paralysis, Fits, etc.

From DR.. J. n ldugnli Aoitrsdi ctndda
Too much cannot 10 said of your rills tho eur. ~
ootensss. Ifotlers Of our fraternity have hiad tl.m,
M cmencious as have, they should Join Ia po,Is,,
Ing II TOR tho bcncnt Of tho multitidos who sufo so,,
that complaint which, although bad enough In it.sh H.
tho rroseni,or of others that believe e.
ressi to originate Ia tho liver but your Pils aoet thai
organ aud euro taa disease.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-03

Ds. AIERi have used your rils with cxlraordnary
,nccesa IN nay y aud among those called vlss
purify tho blood they the vary best remedy Ln,e
"er known aud eau counlrnily recommend them 70
iuy Iiends. YourA D. Y IlIuus
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-03
New and Fashionable

snd viii he sot At the lowost possible rates, Can
We hne te~slry srd Piarp Roons, No Z rnsanef, u
Row, THIN, %. tmD uILf.fA UAi,ilP
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-03

WAns,w, Wyoming Co, ". r., tct ~ 1885,
DIR sRi am using your Cathsrtic lIs IN nav pras-
tee, aud nni them excellent purgat,o to cleanse lo
system and pUgry Ne yarniains n ne uotsi.
LMlIN u. MEAruAM n II
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-03

Ff'" N'ss N. sNh"lti iHyHcidii una MfHnVd, BoN0H.
hnd one or two large doses Of your PILLS. taken al tho
proper time, excellent promoiives Of the hapdi
ton wcn wholly or partially suppressed, and also very
enciun TO dedHss tho sfopi' aud srlci icorps. They
are much the beat Ihysic We hayo that recommend
no other 10 my patients.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-11-14
was estimated that 1874 shot and shell fell

was estimated that 1874 shot and shell fell
in the city to the minute. The iron hail
poured in continuous sheet, and with
such effect that the batteries could make
but feeble resistance. Every living thing
in the city sought place of shelter. Sol
diers and citizens, dogs and cattle, all
covered beneath the hills, or sought ref
uge in stampede to the interior. A
handful of men could have landed and
spiked the guns, so universal was the pan
ic This lasted for about two hours and a
half, when the firing closed. The city
presented curious spectacle nearly eve
ny house had hole through it, while some
houses were quite destroyed. One bed
room, situated on the end of a porch, had
fifty -three holes through it, made by grape
shot. On the night of the 10Th OF July,
Commodore Farragut rejoined his fleet,
when a repetition was given to the per-
Torrance of the 2Sth of June, with the
added horror of the bombardment being in
the night. To the flash of the cannon and
the glare of the bursting shells was added
the light of two large frame houses, set on
fire by the shells, making scene of horror
difficult to imagine. The bombardment
was kept up with different degrees of in
tensity, at intervals of several hours, for
eleven weeks, yet the damage to the city
will be repaired for less than 100000.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-11-14
Negro Revolt in st. Vincent.

BY the arrival of the brig Victoria, we
have advices from St. Vincent, West In
dies, to October Is. Capt. Hatch, of the
Victoria, furnishes the following in relation
to formidable negrod revolt on the island
to the New York Herald:
A few days previous to his sailing the
negro laborers on the island had risen
against the proprietOrs and managers of
estates, burning their homes, ill-treating
themselves and families, robbing them of
clothing and valuables, and in one instance
killing an overseer. There being no troops
there at the time the white population
were compelled to turn out Ell masSe, when
they succeeded, after killing seven of the
rioters ard quelling the disturbance for the
time, the cause of which was supposed to
be that the owners and managers of the
estates on the islands were about to cut
down the wages, in which the negroes
were deluded Since the above, man-of-
war and troops have arrived from Trinidad
and everything was quiet. The cause of
the riot is said to be in consequence OF a
reduction OF wages and allowances of the
laborers The st. Vincent Gazette says
the real cause was their q" intention to
make the islands so many St. Domingoes,
encouraged by the infammatory addresses
Of mistaken parties in the mother country
who call themselves friends of the negro"
The ringleader-George Bascome-was
captured and is in prison, and the troops
have returned.