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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-31
salt aud cold water for swinr.

We do not know the source of
the following remarks upon the
subject which heads this piece, but
we regard the information it con-
tains as valuable, both as It re.
CARDS the administering of salt to
lattening swine, and the providing
Of pure water for them, not mere.
ly in hot weather, but at all sea-
sens.
1t is not common practice, we
think, 20 give salt to swine occa-
sionally, while every farmer would
consider il a prime duty to offer il
to his neat stock horses and sheep,
as )iten as once q week. To be
sure the swine get little compared
with the amount given to other
animals. In proportion to their
weight why do not they not need
as much salt as the other stock on
the farm =! We find an article GO
ing the rounds of the papers up
on the use of salt for fattening
swine. The writer states that he
/" selected two pair of barrow hogs
weighing % pounds each. One
pair received, with their daily al.
lowance Of food, two ounces OF salt;
the other similarly fed, none. In
that course Of a week it was easily
seen that the salted pair had a
much stronger appetite than the
others, and after Il fortnight it was
increased to two ounces apiece
After four months the weight OF
the salted hogs was $50 pounds,
while that of the unsalted, five
weeks later, reached only 300
pounds. The experiment was re-
peated with almost precisely the
same results"
If such should prove to be the
general result, most farmers have
not gained all the good advanta'
yes they might have done from
the food ful out. From the exam
pie cited there is no indication that
the sat excited a morbid appetite,
aud produced unnatural flesh and
lat. Ofcourso a sound judgment
must be exercised in the nse OF
salt, as well as of grain or any
other food. Another neglect oI
swine-and sometimes it must be
a cruel one-is that Of not giving
them a plentiful supply of pure
cold water. Why it is supposed
that the hog should not need wa
ter as well as the COW and sheep,
IS more than we can tell. They
10 require it. When water is not
given them, although fed with
swill, they will drink heartily of
the water collected in the yard or
barn-cellar after visiting their
trough several times, and finding
it empty and dry. Nothing is
more grateful to them in a hot day
than bucket of cold water, drank
from a clean, sweet trough. We
trust that farmers will give atten-
ton to the matter, and ascertain
for themselves whether our sug
gestions are valuable or not.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-31
TwpNTY-oND YEARS AGO.

Ma. G. q, BaistoL distinguishsd Chemist and
nfuarist of the city ofHufilo, " v, inVented snd
N manufactnfedn compound known AZ BRistoLs BAL.
SAN or llO,Hnousp, Witch " perfect specific ioi
ronahit colds, or uny bronchial ~ Lung dHruitie,
srsinE from damp, cold, Or sudden change Of the
weathef.
Every person who has ever taken HHHors Raj.
sam Of lloathound, rfonounces ~ the best aftiele
ever tutrntcd and 80 Justly celebrated has " be-
come. thst the market " already tul Of limitations
countc ffeiis, and most dangerous compounds, under
the name Of Balsam Of lIosfhound. Therefore, NJ.
wsys be careful W call TO- BfsioFs Nalsam, md
Of the bottle.
M,BE.--fhis ihyainanie Mcdicine hAt been now
some tweni, yrats before The public, Hnd With.
out eny effort on the par NJ the proprietor, IT. sale
has become very eNeniive sud V dailg incfea,iHE.
The low price ~ whcht The Medicine sold tgA trs1
enables all 10 pauakc ~ healing qualities.
e. Crosby, nutalo, ",
Sole manufacturer. to whom ~ otdtfs should be
addressed. forsalc by all respectable drnggis.
Arnl i5, isGJ. ga-somty
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-31
To Horse Owners.

pR. SWEETS tNFALLiULE LiNIMENT FoR
hbNStS " unii,allrd by any, aud tn al eases n
Lameness, ausinr from Spfains, Hfui.es of Wfru,h
iur, u effects Is magical and certain. H'ne.s ~
nille Calls, Scfatchcs, Mnnge, Nc,, n viii also
cure speedily. SPAWN aud R.nrhone may he easily
prevented and cured In thet tncipieni stages, hut
confirmed case, are heyond the possibility of tadt.
cal cure No eases Of the kind. howevet u 80 'rs.
pctatc ~ hopeless 3ut ~ may he allevated hy this
liuim'ut, aud IT. faithtula aplicaion will always
move the l.amcucss. aud enable the horse, travel
with comparative ease.
E,ery horsc owner shobh have this remedy NJ
hand, totis dmcl, ~" NJ the Got appearance ai
lnmcne's viii cnectually prevent those formidable
diseHses mentioned, To which MI hotrs are liable,
aud which render 80 many n'hrfwise valunblr husa ,
nrRfly worthless. See AdNefttsemeut.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-31

Life is made up, not of great
sacrifices or duties, but of little
things, in smiles and kindness, and
small obligations given 'habitually,
are what win and preserve the
heart. and secure comfort. s,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-31
Improved Duplex In Full Ruby
hniinnR.

A frsi class Hunting Time Piece Of Silyermaterial,
which is electTod tine plated II L. gold, most du.
rsbly wrought, max ing the imitation fauess that
II cannot bs detected from the solid material by the
most experienced Judges; acids viii not feet it,
London made movement. IMPROVED Duplex in FULL
RUBy ACTION, has sweep seconds aud IL not to be
celed In general appearance. This 10 dee ided one
OF tho best articles offered for traders and spec
ulators. Engineers, emIgrauts, and persons travelling
will ind them supe ToT 10 any oheT alteration of eli
mate will not affect THAR accuracy. Price packed IN
good shape and good running order, only s35,
OF o Tor S9UO.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-31

TTHE strongest man feels the
influence of woman's gentlest
thoughts, as the mightiest oak
auivers in tue sofest breeze.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-31

CAN man be shaved in his absence !
Certainly, il man aud wife are one flesh
aud the lady goes 10 linen drapers.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-31

Clock and Watch Makor.-All
kinds " watches kept constantly ON hand.
store IN Tumb's Block
THIN, Fept. 18th, ts!I-y
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NOTICES.
fCosNUucsrSp1
Pulmonary Consumption n Curable
Disease.
A CARD.
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The undersgned having been restored 10 heshh H.
fcw weeks, by vsfy simple remedy, anet having
uttered several yeats ny severe long Affection, and
thst dread disease, Consumpton-it anxious 10 make
kno sn 70 his fellow suftfsr. The means Of cue
10 al who desire N, he will send copy NJ the pre-
sotipiion used tffcc of chnfgc) with the direction.
tor pfenarinF and nsiagthe bine, witch they viii ind
, suRr,uHf fof rossusrttoS, AsrHss, hHoscHtrfs,
Cora ms, COINS, Sc. The only object ~ The advef.
tsef IN sendtng the Prescription ~ 10 benefit the
afflicted and spfead information which he conceives
to be invsluahe and he hopes every suntfcr will ~
his remedy, sU viii cost them nothing, and may
pr,',sa blessing,
rau es wishing the prescription IN please address
Rev. EUNARn A. WILSON,
Wilansbufah, kings county, New York.
Oct. ~, i@Gl. TIN
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-31
The Confession and Experience
of an Invalid

Published Tor the benefit aud u. canton 10 yonng
men, aud oihcts, who suilcr from Nervous Debility,
EatlY decay, aud their kindred ailments suppl,ng
the means oisel rntc. Byone who has cured him
self, anef fbSing Victim oi misplaced confidence in
medical h. mhurnrd QuarkeV. Nv rnciosinra n post
raiddirecied envelope, .irplr coric. NAY hs hsd or
the author, N1uANrL MAYTAiW, k,q., ncdfatl.
Kings touniy, New Work. ian1n.l com
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-31
SENECA COUNTY
Staye and Heading Factory,
Ttifin, Ohio.

W. n. cHAMBERLIN, has sontsntly on
hand Flour and Fruit Barrel stavas. we'll
and kiln'dsisd headiIg. Prompt
sttentioa given to all orders. Also Scroll
saving and Turning done to order.
Nov. 8, 1863. 5--0.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-31
Wanted.
Land for Sale.

thsye ninety-one (9ij Acres Of choice land
in Wood county, eight miles from Fostorla
lhatf will sell low for cash.
if.1 - N N. SPEILMkN.
Timn, Nov. ~, 1861 7--3mos.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-31
FOR SALE BY

For sale In seneca county by I l., st. John n q
nuhais 60. aud ! 4. Marluarlt, Tim, n. Ia
l"nsll' " NJ, Atndt, AdtiNnl J. W Miller, Att,u
" W Hohnsn, hctNicki John lewis, HettsVillc
q NonnAet Watson. StstioaI EP Hiss, Hloom,i u
" q CteQue' West lodii uu Bots n Co, Fo,totta
James.ray, Melmotri Silco,, West Ladii 4
Yates, Green Spt,ngA dstaT.i,
And m-fvhanu and drug, lists gene,ally throurhou,
he tnited States aud CSrt ,Hs
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-31


Do you wish To be blessed With and admirc. rct
PE,RIy WHrS nndSouNn TEETH Use pr WMi
u. NIRn'S uNRiNALLED TOOTH POWDER
waffnnied free from acid, Rlkali, or any iuuriou.
srAsinnrc. Iticr - cenis per hoN
tR- Bewure oiths orlinHrJ cheap Tooth Powders,
Witch whien hut destroy.
Do you with tobe certain that your bre.th IL pure
sweet nnd agreeable to husband or wife, lover o.
FRIENDS U.e III. IluRD'S CELEBRATED
MOUTH WASH. Price y, cents per bottle.
This asrinRent wash /. also the best remedy In the
world for GAMER, ban BrEATH. LsEbisa GuAs
SorE Mourn, etc. II has cured huu reds
lfo yon or your children suiTtr from rDUTIlACHEf
Get DR. III Rll'S MAGIC TOOTHACHE DROPS,
Price, 70 cents per bottle.
Are YOU afflicted with NEURALGIA 7 Get DR.
iIURDS NEURALGIA rLAsTERS. The most
effective nnd delightful remedy known,
They do moi adhere nor blister. hut soolhs and
charm pain away, Tsy them. Price, - aud 2;
cents. Mailed on receipt price.
" sti,e On the hest means Of preserving the
Teeth. mailed receipt Of the price, 10 cents n T.
auluablc hits woik and shouldbe in the possession
nf every perscn.
For sale ate the best stores throughout the eoun.
NV,
CAuTIoN,-As there are dealers who take adyan
tage Of or advertisements 10 impose upon thcrrus
iomrf inferior preparations, II " necessary to In
= upon having what Sou call for aud you will GET
rIig ngSr thoroughly tested, and prepared by m eN.
perenced dentist, Treasurer Of the New York state
nentis's Ass0ciHiion, and Vice President Of tn,
New Nork city Dental Society.
Address wB, iIURD h CO.,
Tribune Hui llings, New York.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-31
Silver Double Time Hunting
Levers,

BRSr QuALirv sIINER Cases, over which electro.
hns plated is gold. .iUla to inpioyed Uaplex
And superior adjusted movements with "stop," 10 be
Mashing,on and Greenwich time, sweep second, aud
all the Improvements Al in all, taking It's beautiful
aud taullless appearance and its superior movemen
into confederation, We regard Il decidedly the
cheapest arucle OF the Kind in the market Price
in good running order, S3J, Grease Of o Tor $500.
tSrWe ask no pay IN advance, but will forward
either OF them TO responsible parties, any part Of
the loyal States, wi III bi payable expire when
the goods delivered giving the buyer The yiege
Of examination, and, u not satisfactory, the watch
can be retuned a, our expense.
The express eompanies refuse making collections
soldiers aud other parties in the dis loyal States,
consequently all sash orders must be accompanied by
the eash to insure attention. We make a deduction
sf two dollars on either watch when the paymsn' Is
torw afded in advance. ~
Moasy may be sent by cypress al oar "a penss.
Thos. Canerty & Co,
% and aS Broad street, opposite City Bsnk,
Oct obsT 3O-tf Providence. RI
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-31

,Iz1|zh
y siE;i5SNESe 80
Q-ssszaass- 49,
""ss"s'' %s W.<s
Great Improvement of the Age
THE GOOD SAMARITAN,
Hof-.Iir Dramght
LARGE VENTILATED OVEN,
COOKING STOW {
FOR WOOD OR COAL.
The Good Samaritan
Is the best finished and most durable
stove Of the day.
The Good Samaritan
Combines every advantage for Cooking
ever applied to Stove.
Tho Good Samaritan
Dukes perfectly on Top and IN the Oven,
and Roasts in Front at the same
time, without imparting the fla-
vor of one kind of food to
another.
The Ventilated Oven
BY the constant admission of pure fresh
Dir, Always insurcs Sweetness to the
iood being baked.
The lIot-Air Draught
Raises the temperature of the Fire Box
and increases the heating properties
of the Stove, thus enabling
The Good Samaritan
To do more work IN every variety of
Cooking with less Fuel, than any
Stove in the World.
The Good Samaritan
Has the most perfect arrangement for
Broiing on the Front Hearth, with
out interfering with the other
operations of Cooking.
The Good Samaritan
Has constant supply of Hot Water
without Cost, and heats Water for
the Bathing Rom superior to
any Range.
The Good Samaritan
Is in every respect worthy of its name.
COME AND SEE IT
FOR SALE AT
YERK'S stove Emporium,
TxFFE.v OHIO.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-31
Mnthews' Chocolate Worm Dropsl

NEVER hil To destroy and oNietminaic nli Kinds
OF lntestnal Wutms, Ate perfectly telphe IN all
rasrs, and for supeTiotth any aud all ni the Fancy
Worm Conicctions AVID pauscous Nrtmifuresint -
They may he taken ~ M times with perfect safety
ous drug Mothcts should always purchase them aud
give thri children no other.
LNo Caihariic whatever, isneceas asHty to be givrn)
Each boN noptRins - drops ~ l.oycugrs. Prirr
cts. For sale hy an duggists and deal, ~ In
Medicines. g. n. WALKER, Gent Agent,
luiialo, n. Wand Fort iIi", q. W,
Apul u, lstl. eS--ty
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-31
w. y. a ~. Noble,

Attorneys q Councillors at Law.
ufIice Ia singer New Block, opposite the ror''
ltouse. nnvgi
W. r. Noble, Harrison Noble.
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r.. q. PENNINGTON &c. LEE. N. BREwER
Pennington, Lee & Brewer,
william SsaIIup,

Attorneys NJ Law ana solicit
c,'in Chnncrty. Rooms, In singer. New Bock ,op
rosite tho CouH tlonse. Tifin, May iiih, '5s.tT
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-31

qhc9e Sitipa AZ, p'ttup in quart
bottles, Of ,gh'oh ths abovs is a ta1-
stpiis Che label ia finely en-
grrvsi, ard ia propi5el toith
uts guard from oourtcrtci,cra.
P,ios "a pr hottie, o,' e,r TOR 80,
O. " kotltt, Ilor,ittor, No. 9
East Fourth STREET, Cincinnati, to
IVhopl al o,.ics should Be al
ub,esN.s
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-31
PRICES REDUCED.
GEO. r. HUSS,
No. = TOmb's Block,
SCHOOL BOOKS,
BLANK BOOKS,
MISCELLANEOUS BOOK

MISCELLANEOUS BOOK
MUSIC BOOKS,
ALL KINDS OF BOOKS.
Union Paper, 80 styles,
Union Envelopes, so styles,
Commercial Note Paper,
Letter Paper,
Foolscap Paper,
Envelopes of every kind,
Autographs and Steel Eugravings
of all the Generals in the army.
Diaries,
Pictures,
States,
Music,
Momorandums,
Gold Pens:
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-31

and Ready Pay. Now Is the time for
Bargains. Don't mistake the place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-03

~ Pdnfala y VA. Queen ViHiafta Fnffr A lfft.
f,nsss 4 fral linsssrs f,iiss " isna tnl Ate ~ Z
100, " v. c. wErYss. 80 Bfad~ay. Ass fors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-03

Il once t2 Biyhth avenue. rff
TwENIfEin wAitD LOYAL NATIONAL LEAeUE
are reaussis 70 sttspd special neeng " be held IRIS
(Friday) evening a. "a oclork, AZ nc9n Hai ecrner o.
fh,tty III IN Eifhth Al Nulrrs
inv I'D 20 an1 snro hem.r,.e. "a men. ~ tho
L<ssre. 5OhN DbAhoohN' ffes.eiit
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-03

Commencing aannay. nov ~ 1872.
Fss Albany. 10 ~ A. ~. Express Mail Train from Twenty
.,,th erect station RetuTninx. leave Albany ~ Al
po, al local trains SEE lime Iasi-.
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CLOTIlING.

IA Clothing wanted for Western and Caforna-inar
kets Ladies' and gentlemen having the above articles %
for Dresses from 81 SIS Tor Coats m 81 70 - for
PANTS for Wooilen, Deane and Calico Dresses shaws,
Carpets Furniture ewery, &C. the highest cash price paid
by calRs ut addressing note TO b. MINTL 23 sisth
Eighteenth street Ladies' attended BY Mrs..
Mintz Don't forget the well known name, b. niNTZ, OF
83Bixth avenue
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ti.,,I a. ~ IsI Place ~ ,ray ninl, AprI As
ocor. bNNgl " OsaiBN President
Z assca ifsxar. seasafs-
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ATH HARRIS STORE, l4 SEVENTH AVENUE, BE.
"A Twentyrst and Twenty second streets SOOU0Q
worth OF east on Clothing wanted for tho ciforna and
and no humbng-For SIX Dresses SO, woolen and
Calico Carpets Jewelry Furniture &C. the high
prices for Goats 70 SlS,
Pants So for Vests and Under Clothes Tho highest price
paid calling addressing H. HARRIS, lG4 Seventh
ayenae Ladder attended BY Mrs II. Earris.
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Il pnasf ~ = ttlIfll ffiF1IF fsllg. taatsA a.n ~
-sfsas teen noeser ssi Ef1ta stf,eit. Dsassf "a
go, -. as . ~ So. SIS r. w.. i., .,- s =, W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-03

f,ApD rHorousAPHs ~ PRgglpesr LfscoLs
~ GeansaIa nsoft Burnsdr. la lsck. hcChl Hookss
Better FAlts sigs vrssnynt .rsn, r.v'e CAy sanagt
nrDousH Aia1 1eu DAVIS Dsnerais Lee 10 an s.1lfy
Jesss.sn. esen~vah JsAsoa, FRO, iui, Hers~r. -
sshess PIes rA ave 90 o. sod sfni pp-sp.li ~
Cata otufs arnt ~ eilt ~ feI
b. wlC kxx rse STs Broadway. Neg sers
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INTERESTING FROM THE SOUTH.

HEADQUARTERS, Army THn PoronAc,
March "a, 1868.
The Richmond E1ap,inr and Sentinel OF tho oath has
the following
AyyAss AT CHARLESTON.
CHARLrIos, March ~, 1888.
The enemy have been shellng tho wreck Of the Gcog
ana OF Long Island beach, otherwise all Is quiet.
Tho Enquirer says, by despatch from Charleston, we
learn ;na, expected, except Immediately be
highest spring tide which win be the I'd Of April
Tho tho enemy cannot venture upon Charleston
without being OF coming spring tide 70 foat oil
their ships the Of any Of thom gong aground.
STARVATION AT SAVANNAH.
Tho Savannah Republican says mnny poor women.and
children In that city are suffering for want OF food and
cannot got enough because railroad ransporta
lion monopoiizod by the government
OPERATIONS IN TrsssEssEE.
CHATTANOOGA March is, 1858.
Intelligence by mail states that have boen
within four mcs OF Murfreesboro, and report that tho
mont 10 In tho wind.
Gen. Johnston staff have gone Tullahoma. which
viii hereafter DO his permanent headquarters, Johnston
himself assuming personal command
Rumor says Cen kosccrans has sent large force to op
pose Gen. Longstreet's advance through kentucky.
DIRECT TRxATIoN.
In tho lower rebel House Monday, the Committee OF
Ways and Means reported hill fer direct taxation and
Internal duties
THE REBEL NAVY.
All midshipmen IN the Confederate service are ordered
TO report at Richmond Charleston, Savannah, Whining
ton and Mobile next month for examInatian.
THE REBELS AND THE HoRrnwgsr.
The follow ing IN significant paragraph of the En-
qstrer's leader acadod '.Signs IN the Northwest"
Although In altogether out OF the question, while tho
whole North In engaged u for sibiugaton or
ation that should offer terms Of alaDcestll
less listen 10 any hint about union with themye IL "
no less true that the symptoms Of REORGANIZATION which
show themselves In the pfcsent fcncra states u deep
interest us, and that ought 70 do all that
honestly and ioyny ~ give further npasc 10 the
force which promises jme future time To break the
league Of our enemies.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Virginia Legislature has palsed the Salt bin 10 81
feet that acceptable terms no made with the
OF salt property Tho latter Is 10 be impressed and
worked on state account.
Several OF tho largest tobacco growing counties of vr
gnia held pUbc meeting resolved W caltivs.
no tobacco tho present year.
There Is late from vicksburg Other proni-
Dent Iouls
A NJ. ady SIT IN nj dusk
All IN quici along the iues.
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Arrest or . "Pease" CoioneI-Tbs Ism
pendtng Battle, xe.

FoHf FofAtl y c. Hafch II, fsF3
An order Ia 10 be isusi todsy for ihs arrest ~ i4e
tenant Colonel Gardner n the Seventh conpsctcut yoIun
tcers, who charged with obtaining, undor false pre-
tcDors, tho ssna,1ro~a number n IN that rts
mcni paaoe rou,ons IN order - Affect the ssclon
Al home. II has created great indwnatkn anong ths
regiments from coBneoeu,, who oad IN their dsnun
Citations Of peace measures
tonDcctioat h@ the post ~ bosor 10 tne impeding
reat bsue. General Ferry commands lbe Jnon force.
from Worth CaroliDs
Everything indlcatss sgccssa
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TOTAL DxsTsrorIos on rns ruoBoAr u. o. CRAZY
FIVE OF TIM cEkw LOTT. ETc.

vTvr ~, -ux evsw ,ox- ~,
The new stramtug ~ Y. Crafy, CAPTAIN tfeiersrk An
thony boiler about part oclocr
,.as. ..a.,.. -s.,~.....,. -, !, - "a, :, -. =.
s sf 800 F
spring street and wAs totally destroyed Out u her crew
of seven s,us only two lived 10 t the tss and Tho 40,
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" their recovery.
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by m earthquake. The 1souty eighth precinct poi,ee
we're promptly on tho spa AMI nucresded M rmsoalrs
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-25
THE FIGHT Ar PORT HUDSON.


The despatch received from Washington Monday,
dated southwest Pass Ia. March u.s." should read
follows
Admiral Fauagui, leading 10 tho Hartford. pared
tho Port Hudson batteries eleven O'Clock Last night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-25

FoarRxss MosnoE, March ~, lsoa.
large fleet Of scbosners lett here tins afternoon
They Ind taken refuge the roads during The storm.
The weather is now hne
some Of The gunboats practising with their guns
Newports News to-day, which has cansed inquiry
from neighboring towns.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-25
farming 90 the Oia s~siossi Tssasre
boston.

WffINF WHfNt n TsSE-
tie "a sstxssi ttssire, oorDsr 4 Portland ard rss
vsrss street, va as~tyoyes ~ ere s>riy nj. norH,ny
rSs theaue eoss ~ 900 as owned ny wlnssss
sehlsg ard i-.~sd ~ wgism n F1sE.h. ns r1~s
vAiuahe wof~rtsr hsi been renewed " ysns gas~At
new fSsao.i GhsasTe rhs srfaS - me sssses shrss.
~, sss.s ~ her wsrdTni~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-25
Indian Expedition 20 Texas.

TURED AID DgsTEoyEs.
Ksvas Csrr. March "a is03.
gentleman just from santa w states thai large
body q Indians consisting q canaancbss, Navaos aud
other border ,rbes. have returned from expedition 70
Texss, whore they captured hundred horses large
number Of CATTLE destroyed much property and killed.
Tcyane.