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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-06-04
VOCAL MUSIC, w,ru PIANO AccoMpANIM zNz

large assortment Of and popular songs, bnilsda,
uiosi popular arc .s,ha we know each other tsref"
I.owrey; why have my love ones gonef 4 v u be
tre thee Oh theres nosuch girl as niine BY ose
sAfo,hers love is Sweet love, forget not ks,
BY Kellar 25 cents csch y hear voices sin ing
sfiome is home" Forget II you can, but forgive" W
Tbomps. 30 cents each IA.
ISsfaUNKsIAL Music for the Piano Fors-aws ass
coming, Father Abra am, six hundred thousand ptorsn
Always look OIL the sunny side shall we know each
other there,n &c, with brilliant Variations :! GrbUs, %
cents each. -.
Pokas. waltzes Marches, Cnicksleps Quadriles; 30,
by popular authors All kinds 81 Singing aud ln,rus-
non Books Catalogues msiled free W an, sddrr 49,
Music mailed u lhs above prees-
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9ied.

RICE-On the 2sth of May, 1868, after d proracted
ness John =. Rice Of Union Township.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-06-04
.adnsisststratOr's Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN thai nj the Probate
lN Court for Belmont county the undersigned was
appointed and qualified Administrator oil the estate OF
William Simpson decd 'sie OF Belmont county. Ohio
All those indebted 10 snid estate requested 10 make
immediate payment; and those having claims against
said esinic notified TO present them for settlement
within one year from this date.
May II, 1863. '.t 'f"tN
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-06-04
AuctiOnoer's Notice.

I THEREBY TENDER MY SERVICES TO the public
a. AuctioaocI, trusting by duo attention TO business
to merit share Of public having applied ior
n Any nerson recurring my services procure the
anne ~ addrss,inS me IL Hunter, Belmont Co, Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-06-04
DELAY rs DEATH!
Prof. Chas. R. Sanderson,

Prof. Chas. R. Sanderson,
or New York City, can be consulted at
st. Clairsville. lewis House, 18th & 18th,
Wheeling, Monroe House) 10th and 18th,
Bellaire, belmont House) l4th and 18Th,
Barnesville. mills House) 18th and 18th,
Days Of each Month.
A radical is warranted in the following cases
Hernia. (Rupiure) varicose Veins,
Diseased Bones and Joints, Hydrocele,
Strabismus. iSquini eyes,) Enlarged Tonsils
Heinorrhoids, tPilesJ Fisula Lachrymais,
Hare Lip, Fistua in ano,
Tulnes, (Club Foot.l lndolemt Ulcers.
Prof all diseases Of the Eye, sraighiens Crook
ed limbs, inserts Glass Eyes and styles. and performs
ali varieties OF Surgical operations free from pain. The
following disease cured IN very obstinate stages: Dis
OF Throat Lungs, Heart Liver Stomach, Kidneys
Skin Sc roiua. Cancer, Cataract, Rheumatism. Gravel
and Neuralgia Ague cured in "a hours, with no return
OF chlls All forms Of Female Diseases treated with
entire satisfaction enchorhea. Dy smenorheu, Ulcera-
ton, and Prolspsus Uter diseases hitherto considered
difficult TO cure cured usually in from 10 weeks. Dys
pepss cured in very short time. aud by almost
process and that common well obstinate disease.
Duodens. commonly called Liver Conpinin attended
with pain in the Stomach. Side and Shoulder Headache,
Cold Feet Cosiiye Bowels and Faded Skin, is easily
cured and with little expense. Prot s. is Graduate oi
the New York opihnmic School OF Medicine aud SGr-
gerry has had extensive experience III the various Hos
pals Of n. Y. City; is endorsed by Prof Valentine
Mott the hrs Surgeon Of the age. and has been Ia
slant practice OF his profession during fifteen years, with
unparalleled success.
Charges reasonable. Consultation Free. ap23-3m
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-06-04
Administrators Sale

Administrators Sale
OF REAL ESTATE.
TN PURSUANCE Of an order granted by the Probate
Court Of Belmont County, will offer for sale III pub
lie auction OH
SATURDAY, JUNE Is, 1868,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock P.
NJ upon the premises, the following described real
late stuu,c in the County Of Belmont md Snte OF Ohio.
wit: Lot No 49, and 81 feet od the East parl Of Lot
No q in the town OF Boston. in said county
TERMS OF SALE One-third in hand one-ihrd In
one year und third in years from the day sale
with interest Said premises will be sold clear Of dover.
JAMES y LYME
OIL. Admir- Of VIM II. Porter, decd.
May "a, Is63.-5w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-06-04

NIEATsFO0T OIL.-rJusl received and for sale
AS oas door wss. o. Lswis IsoussssG csAissvns.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-06-04
Dental & &Surgical Instrument.

Of tho lstea and most approved pattern
GOLD AND TIN VOL. TEETH Of every VARIETY
All Of which will bs sold at manufacturer. prices Ala
Paints. Oils, and Dye Stufs.
PERpUMERy AND FANCY ARTICLES Of oil kind
PURE WINES sc LIQUORS
for Medicinal purposes. Also, PURE GRAPE WINE
ior sarIameDtal rurposes.
D-PHYslCIaNs aud DENTISTS sre particularly
invited 10 call ard examine stock aud will find I
10 th-if advantage TO favor with their ofdefs
We have plso fnl aud conpI-te stct u all fe pop
ular PATENT MEDICINES OF the day. and evefy
other ortele Usually kept IN well furnished Drug Store
We have secured The services OF Mr.. J. w. CoiIivs
TO hl aud supennt-nd the hilIg OF all nsdets aud pre-
senpnons. lnoxJl WEIDAY 4 COLEMAN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-20

A WoRD TO FAgAERs.-We do not
know that what we are going to say will
be considered as having anything OF orig.
lnality about it, but we nevertheless shall
say what has frequently appeared i'm port
ant IN pecnniary point OF view. to the
farmer as well rs to the interest of arri-
culture and the country at large We're
fer to the importance of every farmer rails
ing every calf he gets, and Tor the next
year the butcher block should not be dis.
grdced with such thing as veal. Veal,
a, best, is rather doubtful kind of prov.
enacr tor civilized people to eat. But
just now, when large par. of our cattle
raising portiod OF the Union is not rearing
a single steer, our farmers cannot fail TO
see where their interest lies, aud that is
IN raising every cali they get. We do
not deem 1t necessary to 20 into any
lengthy argument to prove what we have
merely eoticed. The same remarks will
apply wNh equal force to the breeding OF
colts. Think Of these things, farmers
Lancaster Intelligepcer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-20
Mr.. Harlan's Appoin,m en,s.

Hon. JAMES HARLAN will address Tho people a.
follows
Fort Madison, Lee Co. on Tuesday, sept LIST
Keokus. Lee Co., Wednesday, sept 81,
kcosauQuR, Van bu rem Cos Friday, sent. 4th.
Bl pemGrld Davis Co, Saturday, sept 9th.
Ccutrevllle Appano9se Co Monday, sept, 7th.
Corr don. Wayne Go, Tu.stay, sept Sth,
Leon. Decatur Co, Wednesday. Sept 9th.
oceols Clark CO, thursday, Sept, 10th.
Wintersct, Madison Go, Friday. Sept 18th.
Des Aoines Polk c., Saturday, Sept i2th.
lndLAnola, Warren Co, Monday, Sept isth.
knoxvine. Marion Co. TUESDAY, fept 10Th.
CHAIRMAN. LnnRS ca MEdnss4Hy Sapt-ts+AT---
Aibia Monroe Co, Thur dzs Sept. l1th,
ouum~a Wap.lto Co F,iday, Sept. 18Th.
FddyviNe wapello Co, Tuesday, Sept. o.
DISK atoosa, MAhasks o, "Wednesday. Sept. a3d.
Sig,Hrney, krokuk ca. Thursday, Sept. 2ith.
Pairheid, Jegc soa, F iday Sept 25h.
Washugton, asbi'ston Co, Monday, Sept. 2Sih.
wAppoilH Lou sn 90 Tuesdsy, Sept. s9th. 4
Bar ingion, bes NJ Dimes TO. ~ edp siay Sept. Both
The several County Committees equested 10 b,
dlgeni IN giving public notice Of the time
OF meeting in their respective Counties aud In max
log al necesssry arrangsments Tor the meetiaRs.
The meetings. ia all the appointments will ommenct
al O'Clock, ?. NJ.
Hos. NINTuROw, a
Ch'n Repub slate Central Committee, 7
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-20
mr.. Grimes, Appointments.

Washington, Wa 'hinrton Co Thursday, Sept. 81
hu-taine hnscaitne Co Friday Sept Alb.
Upton Cedar Co, Saturday, sept 5th
lowA Guy, Johnson Co, Mopda Sept Th. =
Narenrv lows %. 1nas az, soIi 9Th
g inpsn Pow+shiet Co wedtrsdy Sept a'h.
Newton Jasper CO. Thurs day, September 10Th.
Dee Aelnes Polk Go satuId*y. S,pt- 2sh.
Nevada. story Co, Monday, s. pit. i4ih,
MsrsbAlitewu, Matthalt 90 In' sdss. sept 10Th.
ofsta- Tama O, " Wednesday Spa, l6.h
G,dar Rapids. Itan Go. Thursday. sept. 18th.
yinton, benton 10, Friday sept. 18th
lpJepenaenee. BuehanRL Go. SATURDAY, Sept 18Th,
wstsfI,o Black Hawk Go, Monday, Sept 2lst.
Cedar Fails do do do p.
Nayerl,y Brrrcr Co. Tuesday, Sept, 22d
Charles Ctty, ftoNd 90 Thutsdsy. sept 24lh
New Hampton. Chicka,aw Co. FRIDAY, sept Goth.
lie s1rah, WIpneshIck 20 SatGtdsS Sept 26Ih.
" e.i Union Fayetle Co Monday, sept vslh.
ElEsdar, Claytuu Co TUESDAY. sept 29h
McGreg,r, CLAY ton 90, "Wednesday sept. 3olh.
peihi Delaware 20, SATURDAY., Oct. Sd.
Abnuosa. Jones Co. Monday, Der h.
Marion Liau Co, Tne rda $, Oct 6ih-
De VIII. Clinton 60. "Wednesday. Oct. 7th.
Lyon-, Clint ion Co. Thursday, Oct Sih.
Davenport. Sect Co. R'iday, od OH.
Al In Abov. APP, iutnf nts are fot O'Clock, p
except that III Ccdar Falls, where II Is Pm.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-20
UNION
MASS CONVENTION!
CHANGE OF PLACE.

After general consultation, it hal
been deemed expedient to change
the place of holding the Mass Con
vention, on the 22d of this month
from Charleston to the JUNCTION be-
tween Montrosc and Fort Madison.
The facility of reaching this point by
rail from two sides of the county is easy,
and for the northern portion of the coun-
~ it is about as convenient, perhaps
more convenient-thau Charleston.
Let our Union friends remember that
the boys in our now advancing army,
look to them to do the home work, and
in the language Of many of them, to "look
well to the fire in the rear Let there
be such gathering of the loyal PEG.
pie, and the supporters of the AID
nnnistraton, on the 22d, as will give con
fidcnce to our cause, and assurance to all
that we will redeem old Lee from the
embrace, of those who would strike
hands with JEFF Davis, were he likely to
invade our States.
An old time rally is what we want, and
must have. Come with your families,
your friends, and your neishbors. Come
in wagons, on horseback and on foot -
And bring your baskets we'll filled
aud let us rejoice together over the late
glorious achievements by our hero war.
riors in the field. Every man and patri,
OF will be more than anxious to take the
hand of his neighbor in congratulation
On fknf nnu
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-20

We have been furnished with the par
ticulars Of a thrilling adventure on the
part OF former lady resident of Denver,
while passing through the Indian country
west OF Salt Lake. Such GOODNESS aaa
presence OF mind. on Occasions Of great
danger, arc rare IN the female sex.
Some two or three months hhfce, Mrs.
John IL Gerfish, of this city, left in the
overland coach for Gan Francisco en- route
for the Dalles III Oregon, where her hus.
band had located. She had with her a
young babe, and commenced the Journey
alone and unattended. Nothing OF in.
tcrest, beyond the usual moholony and
tediousness of long journey overland,
occurred, until the coach arrived in the
vicinity of Deep Creek, beyond Salt Lake.
Here the coach was fred upon by the In
dians, and way passenger, riding out
side with the driver, was killed. Mrs.
Gerrish saw him tall from the box to the
road, and Immediately called out to the
driver. Receiving no answer, she delib-
ers'ely wrapped her babe in blankets,
placed it carefully under the seat, and
while the horses were at full run, climb
ed from the Inside Of the coach to the box,
where she touud the driver lying dead in
the boot. and taking the lines She drove
The horses some disiapce, when enc OF the
torses fell dead from the effect OF shot
meanwhile the sayages were pursuing and
hrng upon The coach When the horse
ieii, Mra. Gerrish jumped from the box
and mehced cutting one of the ami.
mals loose. hoping to make her escape on
horseback. Fortunately, Just at this mo.
meni the eastward bound coach came mn
containing passengers, and the Indians
|, made of TO the mountains.
4 The escape FROM fate worse thnn death
was miraculous one, and the COON, and
heroism displayed by Mrs g., is worthy
place on the historic page. All the
ume she was driving, she could hear dis.
, t'nct'y the praltling Of her child, and il.
u,,quent calls OF "come, good mama."-
F" no viii attempt TO describe the feeling,
u that brave mother on this trying occa
! s'on!-- Rocky Mountain News
EgJ4mes b, Clay is at Niagara Fall,
4 dung with thp onu..,...-s..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-20

nea- EYidences multiply OF the despe-
rate condition of the South. A recent
article IN the Richmond Sentinel implores
fathers and mothers 10 beseech their sons
and wives to go down on their knees to
their husbands, to return to their duty in
tho ranks. Desertion asd Struggling are
denounced with q vehemencs which
proves the frequency Of these acts on The
part OF the wesried aud disheaitened col.
disn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-20


NEW BOOKS.
The Excise Tax Laws-by Commissner Etee;
lhe H,irg Buteem n--ssxe.
Marian GreN-by Mrs. N. s. Holmes;
Like aud Unlike;
Les Niser bIes,
orpheas G. kerr's Papers, Cd Series.
Frrsmseon's Monitor.
Cooks Voyages.
Al pdds--b) the Author Of Quits;
Burrs ri.Id aud Gar ca;
Vegetables OF Anne o.,
The Campaign OF 1865 and 81,
Physiological Memoirs--by Hammond:
Mrs beslies Cook Book;
Girls Own books
boy own Book;
Nsrncr's Pride:
Diekeus' Complete Works:
IIomeaud abroad. Second Series;
story oftbc Quad,
New Annual Gyclopedis 1851;
The Poets Journal by ayard Taylor;
parsop Brow nlow's book;
OkarsnRo River,
Ed~ M Bro.herioft, oy winthrop;
Shadow q ne House.
ihisday receivedat
BkOWNELL's Book Store.
ls4 "a Cor. Main aud 18th streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-20

NEW BOOKS.
The Book OF Days;
Campaign OF i-62 and feoS--by Schsik;
Mtsterles OF Lite aud Dratn and Futurity;
a DADS by bsraness Tnut phaeust
49,. MY Southern friends-by Auahof OF Among the
Chlidren OF The Abbey;
Gil Bias:
1haddsus OF Warsaw
llon s.utxattr;
sc ltiish Gbels;
The Woman IN White;
No Name;
bss MiserHbies.I Vol,
Packard Minor Surgery,
forsaisby NV wEsrcoTT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-20
I'D. f. BkoWNELL,
Bookseller and .Nf0ftONer.
Cor. Main Ind Fourth sts.,

Would call attention 10 his stock 81 Books sta
ttonery W aland window Papei ,wbicbhe v III nei
ataeusUall Wow prices. Thaukfub Tor the pat ron
age ton him for he pAA, eieh, years he re
peetfsllysoiieitss continuance OF thtsame.
feb1-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-20

MALL IAPER.--Received this dsy
W stock Of Wall Papsr. new designs:
tfntnsms Pendutnm nrtsin Fixtures.
Judd's Curtain Fixturcs
Green Holland for Windows
i5uf Holland Tor Windows.
{ ria, TAssels, sc.
ap-d27 NJ W. wRsrCorr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-20

INTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS.
1o1 the Denominations Of /. 9, 8, 10, IS and 50.
For salshy NV WEsrCOTT
anpa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-20
Amusing scene In Counting n DOM.


slightly amused at an incident showing
the usefulness of the letter "Haitch,"
when misspplied by that class of the
community born within the hearing of
Bow bells.
~ want bill, sir" said cockney to
the proprietor.
"Whose bll2"
Mrs. Habits, sir"
Proprietor to entry clerk-"James,
make out Mrs. HabiI's BILL"
Yes, sir"
Entry clerk looks over ledger with
great diligence, but can't find Mrs Hab
it's name in the list Of debtors. lie puz.
zles some minutes without avail
Cockney grows weary, ~ wish you'd
please 'urry young man.
Proprietor steps up, little irritated,
and comes TO entry clerks assistance.
There's no such name as Habit here,
sir" he says; "there must be some mis-
take
Proprietor looks frowningly over the
ledger, and makes up his mind that the
entry clerk is correct. ado you Know
what Mrs Habit purchased" he as ked
of Mr., Cockney.
"Yes, partly, for | hordered some Of
the things. There was q 'ickory 'audled
ammer, aud a clothes 'orse, sent 'ome las,
Tuesday
Again the books were searched, but
without, avail. The proprietor was about
giving up in despair OF finding the ac-
count of Mrs Habit, when Mr. Cock
ney drew up and looked over his should
ers at the ledger. The mystery was then
solved. "Why, sir, no wonder you can t
End it, said The cockncy, "blessed if
you hain't looking among the Haitches,
ITS among the Hays"
The leaves were further turned, and
among the 'aHays,' was found tho prep
er account, property charged to Mrs. All.
bott. The bill was duly made out, and
the cockuey paid it, He then went on
hle way, grumbiing over the stupidity OF
people who can't discriminate between the
Haitches and the Hays.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-20


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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-20

FLAMES b Clay is at Niagara Falls
dying with tbs consumption.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-20

ally splarging as they passed through 'ne
valley. The sun shone brightly on the
mountain where we sat, no oiouu 'eiieu
biz hr;cht,ass from us. As the cloud
passed through the valley, and bestowed
lis parnered fuIIness upon the waiting
earth. with the bright sunlight shining
upon the rain drops, it seemed an amber
veil and we could almost fancy there
were scenes beyond too bright FOR our
gaze We could not hear the patter of
the rain drops as they kissed the leaves,
we could not see the blades of grass raise
their tiny heads to catch the cooling
water, and as the shower passed over we
could not see the shining leaves, and the
freshened flowers, but we felt the cooler
air, and we knew that al nature was smil-
ing after her bath. AS the dark clouds
passed to the East lovely bow of prom
Use spanned tn, m, whose beauty seemed
to fit it TO be indeed the angels stairway,
Ger which the bright winged seraphs pass
on their deeds of love and mercy.
The day waned, the glorious sun ma
jesically sunk to rest. drawing no geor-
seous cuytal-s around his couch. One by
one the stars came out and quietly and
peacefully the green of Il ght arose, and
commenced her nightly course. Very
weredly did the lights and shadows play
in the vale beneath The whip poor will
commenced her sad lament, as we slowly
and silently wendell our way toward the
home, for
''Our heart
Might not resist the sacred influences,
That, from the Silly twilight of the place
And from the gray old trunks, that high in
heaven
Mingled their messy boughs, and from the sound
OF tho invisible breath. tina, swayed, at once,
All their green tops, stole and bowed
Our spirit xiii Lie thong IF hnnndlesS pn3e-
And inaccessible Majesty" ST.
..ErF
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-20

E0R SALE--A good two story Brick
Il Dwelling House, o o the 20 rne OF Iith and Nor
gan streets, containing or 10 rooms This property
must be sold. Enquire OF
Eeokuk Aprits. ie63 H. h. TBsERCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-20

DICE.
Ia
20 esssPrims Ran goop Rice;
puSt freolvsd, ard Iot saie Low for Cash 81 and
Lesse by s ~" anu
| +'pisl-d CoSSAbLE a gAYTu
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-20

IGOR SALE,
-Four Brick Dwellings, in block, three stories high
with rooms IN each. This property will be sold Tor
less thu one half what Is Cost build them. Title
perfect. Enquire OF
Ii. b. TES.EYCK.
Reokuk, May Is, 1853. Real Eslste Agent
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-26
NhoIesnIe Arrest of TRAITORS.

The Baltimore Sun says number of the
prominent citizens of Anne Arundel county
were arrested in Annapolis on Monday by the
military authorities, and brought to this city
under guard and taken to the office of Col.
Fish, where they were paroled to report
again The charges against them are disloy-
atty and refusing to take the oath of allegi-
ance on the late election day in the state. The
following are among those arrested ;-Ex.
Gov Thos. G. Pratt, Col. Jos. IL. Nicholson,
Nicholas Green, clerk of Anne Arundel coun-
ty circuit court, Jas. Revell, states attorney for
the same county, and Mr.. Miller, late reporter
of the Maryland court of appeals. Thomas
Franklin formerly state senator from Anne
Arundel, was also arrested, but owing to his
age was allowed to remain at Annapolis under
guard 1t was also said the members of the
grand jury for Anne Arundel county, had heen
arrested and would be brought to this city to-
day under guard.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-26

New YORK, Nov. 25.-Chas. Il. Bullard
who was detected in passing counterfeit bills
of the denomination of $500 to the amount of
several thousand on Boston establis ments,
was arrested in this city yesterday, on re-
qusiiton by detectives Radford and Kelso,
and sent to that city this morning in charge
of officer VIM. ID. Jones
j. b. Yates Somers. deputy grand master
of grand lodge of Freemasons of this state,
died yesterday.
The Russian fleet leave for fortress Mon
roe tomorrow morning.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-26

COFFEE IN THE ARMY.-A correspondent
writes the following truthful words about COT
fee in the army "Soine wise man prOpo sed
in congress the substitution of tea for coffee
in the army, and told the people that the SOL
diers would welcome the change. A toler-
ably fair specimen of theoretical, stay-at-home
wisdom, but not worth Sabbath-day's jour
neg OF the Queen Of Sheba to look at. Why,
cotiee Is their true dcqua Uitae; their solace
ana mainstay. When boy cannot drink his
coffee you may be sure he has done drinking
altogether GIN a march, no sooner is a halt
ordered than little fires begin to twinkle along
the line; they make coffee in five minutes,
drink 1t in three, take a drill at hard cracker,
and are refreshed. Our comrades from eder