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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-12-17
School Books.

McGuhey's Eclectic Readers,
=, 'lfh Rays Arithmstic,f
Rays Algebra,
Mitchell's Montieth's and Camps Biographies,
Pinneo's and Clark's Grammars,
Davis Legendre, 7
Buion's Latin Grammar and Reader, and full sssor
ment Of School Books Blank Books, and Stationary,
N70N VESTS, Opposite Lewis House.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-12-17

%WHAT STUFTl-A few days ago the
Wheeling Register--which goes-for the
war with but" and for the Union with
an "if'-printed paragraph about Judge
Okey's decision in relation to the soldiers
vote, in which it claimed that the Demo
Gratis" were the original and fast friends Of
that measure, that the State Committes Of
that party in Ohio endorsed it, &c.
Who does not know this to be the siliest
nonsense that was ever printed? Who does
not know that men OF that party are the
only persons in the State who have raised
any questions Is to the. e.constitutionalty Of
the lsw2 It makes no difference how Judge
Okey has decided it. The public can judge
Of that gentleman's motives in giving that
opinion. without having any case before
him. We would not allude to this matter
. now, were it not for the fact that this Cop
tsrhead organ has attempted to make capi-
tai out Of it for party that is opposed to
tho bsst interests of Cur country and its
brave defenders.
The notice served on Mr.. Cochran, who
was the only man in the county elected by
the vote of our soldiers, shows the love OF
that party for the soldiers, and their desire
that they should have the elective franchise.
YAnd so it is al over the State. In every
county where the soldiers vote defeated the
Copperheads, they have served notices on
their opponents that they would contest the
z validity Of their election. 80
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-12-17
Eureka" Renovating Fluid,

ENOk removing paint Tar, crease, &c, fron cloth
L wi,hou. The issst injury toihs fabric Prepared an
ssiAG WESra
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-12-17
Aew advertisements.
FARMERS!

ATTENTION, FARMERS !
NTE arr paying the highest market price in CASH
w for Hides ard good Oak Bark, delivered at the
old rnnnery OF Parker Askew.
We will have on haud. in n few days. an excellent
stock OF Leather, which we will sell shoI profits oi
Cash MARTIN & RYLAND
Dec. II. 1893
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-12-17
Pocket Book Lost.

T oST, at Wes's Drug Store, in ST. Ciarsville, on
IL Wednesday, Sept 10Th a POCKET BOOK, con-
tuning about Sll2-Si00 Government money, rolled up
together, So 90 Ohio State Bank some silver change
ard some small bills o! Government money.
reward of Sl5 will be paid Tor the return of the
money to the CHRONICLE Office T. the subscriber liv
ing miles South OF Harrisvilr Harrison County Ohio
se2t-3ws MARY ANN COULTER.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-12-17
Married.

KEYsER-BAMFORD-On the 10Th inst, by Rev
ID Fitzgerald. nj the house oil the BRIDES father, neal
Bellsire, Mr.. Jacob r keyser and MISS Sarah A
BaInford 10 .... ...
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-12-17
s%THe LISTS FOR THE DRArT. The

tTTHE LISTS FOR THE DRArT.-The
lists Of persons enrolled in the first and sec
ond classes for the draft, under the Con.
scrittion Law, have been printed aud posted
up over the county. All persons who are
. subject to the draft should examine these
lists carefully, and see that all are enrolled
) in the proper classes. Every name that is
added to these lists will, of course, lessen
the chances Of those who are enrolled.
: This Congress also owes it to the country
to do away entirely with classes in the En-
rollmest Act Married men over thirty.
five years Of age, as a general rule, can leave
their families in much more comfortable
circumstances than can married men under
that ago. They have been able to acquire
more TO leave them. The easiest way to
satisfy ones mind on this question is to look
around among your neighbors. You will
See, rs a general thing, that men of thirty.
Eve and upwards have accumulated hun
dteds and thousands of dollars, where their
younger neighbors have comparatively meth.
ing. Then why should they have this immu
nifty from the drait2 for, practically, that is
what it amounts to, ss the law now stands.
Congress should sl>e repeal the $500 com.
mutation clause, and require every able
bodied man to go himself, or furnish an &C
ceptable substitute.
We believe these amendments to the law
would give satisfaction to the country, and
we think they should be adopted by Con
gress at once.
> The names of the second class may IL
found on the fourth page Of this paper
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-12-17
Every Horse Owner

should have this remedy hand for its timely the
first appeanc. OF Lameness will edectually prsvent
those formidable diseases which all horses are liable.
and which render many otherwise vsiuabls hossss
nearly worthless f ry rr,f.~1
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-12-17
FEVER ASD AGUE.

rerson' expJsal To the Malaria uf Nguc, or " seized
with Chils AMI Fever, III Mud positive Anid Ia and
,fnc IN Railways Ready Relief. lht two lea ,SHn ful
f the Ready Relief ina wine glass OF water, be taken
on getting out " bel IN the morning, aud however
posed to malaria you will escape.
, 1863-02-23
5periat u otttfs.
THE BEST CHAN CE FOR

IL
II. J,1l. erhcnrs of T'tadelphls. deyotes his at;
.er:,n c,rlus.,t1y 10 tic cure Of Consumption aud
~ n,aen.e. ytach lcad to it. usually compN
raird viii. tt-tueh ae Dyspepsia. Liver Eomrlatpt. Dc
1iH t crrsrt IN tls line OF duty for nolnthau
iwcu;Si ~ r.. snd on nccoant Of ills long c1rcr
cer nnt ,hf urdyided attention he has given to the
SUBJECT ir probably better acauainted with al The
phases sid recI!ia7ldes Of pulmonary dHcase tllan
:,ny o,hc: II m United states Aseordtasly ths
r:ost ,nc:r;sh!e He uses but Tires medicines. but
1asrc a'a Cd TO every possible case. aad Rotnc-
TINES one AIs:e nione Is sufficient. DR.: Schencks
3rtncr.i credy. the Pulnonc sy1up. been beiore
in rubc :ur ,Nuy ycars with Increasing reputation,
,en;'ed q o u nnsxamrlsd sneesss r - , sfm :dias
r::; thsIsh he was apparently n dying condition.
ol d. rsc.scEy. Many others hare since been t.;
hort lc*a. When the stomach or LIVER Is Adestedt
Which The case With co11unptresth the ses Wsed
Tt!c or HaEdrahc Pills .nues ec used in connection
VIII nnontc sun The Tonic re
appetite q Tie pa1ict and inyEoratct is gcnetr
.,1 and rs d!cascd oo>t.ns'fd fof of InPo1
tart orEss to healthy condition wrS' io The
1eCtssAry tn effect t:f cure Of f!is1 nrt
7rcuoke y IcA accomrany euc, !ut.dcint Eolat oat
which Of Tt REMEDIES Is be CScc. MA ID HAat casso
all ff thrEl nrc required .,,a l., ,kIs ritz h.
-,tnn ~, -, Isasnt sss : n,a,rrs M fell a356-3t
, 1863-02-23
4 Z A r. u
Deafness and Blindness.

Eu,croc I'll Randolph street. thcshcrnaa uoEse,
CHICAGO. ILIrSo1a.
~: devoted his professional life to 0rath2nic
tnd Art1 Medicine and Surgcrr. and receives monthly
all the and ingenious instruments and npparasue.
and different nodcs o{ treatment used Tor the r.
md Au1 1Ios ,as and 1naTn,aies o. London. Parts
1es,a aid rtcnEa. ne pefoEm9 ali tt,e 12Rsose1d
A.tiaca; I'rr Cres. Eye: EotEop,n,n n Eessori99m}
Spl,of* cn. and spurious EroWtas Of every dfsc1n.
tioa Artificial Eyes and Ear.Dru1as inserted, ma
Au,,sec;c Oioseorc. PharynGoscnpc md ophfha.me NC
Mlc7teco; and machinery that btulAnty
76s Of tie Eye and Ear. thus reyean. the cante ana
fntu-e ne1- diseases Of the and car taaI n8Fe
{..nensi-ah,r thscirity ftl1z5291n
, 1863-02-23

Younslorc Florence A miss Toung Lisia mics
Zrav susan E mrs
, 1863-02-23

,,,e xy1@s1 oU.s SOOTHING SYRUP FOE CfIu..
-A1e'. pI.ES TkETHISC.
Th,sT.,u.s1c preparation IL the prescription Of
tfnr ~, :; cxrc:1rnced and EklIltul Nuteea in New
Fnr:ard las been used With never falling success
in {hou8s:,c* Of catcs.
.stcs th .t.,srach and bowels corrvcts actdty and
yr- to. ard energy to the whole system. It will al
ruoF: tnF: ..rtis relieve
GnIrISG N THE BOWELS AND WIND COL1C,
ARA cyr:canc ConynlEors. which. II not speedily
rrt,ea.r. rni IN dr.th. We hellevc Il the best and
susc,: tie world In 81 OF DYSESTERT
,ad III, 1:EtlFA IN CtI1LpRES. whether arising
:roE. Ttr:.i.rs or from any ctncr cause.
f,; d tins Ior .ik1nE III accompany each bottle
Norc gc-t. unless tile facsimile of CURTIS PEIs-
tlNs New. I.:k, j. or TUG oatade wrapper.
Sold nv A1: NeHiet1e Dealers
iostrc; = ,:;::ce. :e Dey street, New York
!,H1rE CH:S ~ CENTS FEE BOTTLE.
fuh
, 1863-02-23

Pub Of Abbotts History Of the War. Sunday
Schools Union American Intelligence ONCE.
VIM 3 Warren Lode Manufacturer OF Clothes
Wringes. ~ Custom House Pate. Garden City
Plough Factory ,Agt sangamon Salt Works
" II R...-W B n, in care OF Hindmaa & Co.
Persons wishing drop letters advertised must
afax three cent stamp.
r. Oficc open from list Of April to 1st Of No
yeMbcr from a. N. till 8 p. M. From November
1st till April 1st. from A. N, till p. m. and on
Sundays from $50 a. m. till 1915 am:
ox1G T. L. SCRIPPS. r. II.
, 1863-02-23
RORtACksS
STOMACH BfTTERS.

Dr.cW RoDACE. Prop. Cincinnati
G. 4. Co0K, Chicago, General Agent.
oface u s c5 Market st :, Llnd's Block.
Sold at wholesale by FULLLR 4 FINCH, LORD &
SM1Tli. SMITH L DWYER. j. II. REED 4 Gu: ].
K0F.MHELD. At retail BY BLISS & SHAEPE,
WKiGHT / FRENCH, MANN DYCnE, GALE
BROTHERS, and By Druggists and Dealers generally,
fhyNuChnnt fhe NnfthXksf fell -L4S31T.Cod
, 1863-02-23
C-I::;:~~acoo WriZ)11ne.
LIST or LETTERS
LADIES' LIST.

Remaining uneaued for in t:ts Chicago Post
Office,
, 1863-02-23
yanB,tskirk Sophia mr.
V.nOtdcll Chas Rmrs
Vincent K4tc miss

Walters Jane mrs
Walkes ! Il m1s
, 1863-02-23
7T7HF TNnFRsIGNED. Receiver

ETHE UNDERSIGNE ED, Receiver
Il Of The Artisans Bank Of the City Of New fork,
Site q Sew York granted on tae ~ IN az o1 5aly
Of March, 1865 bv Gilbert & Sampson. auctoneets, At
the Ser dooT Il te Court Mosse n se cl,y o1 a en-,
tic following described real estate, formerly belong
Ing to The EsId the Artisans nank; T., ,,o,. Nm
Lots one II to twenty (9v} ncauAEe. ~ p1oEk HSe
f59 in Archrrs Addition to Chicago sltuate ynE and
being ii tnc City OF Chicago Comfy Cook and state
81 Illinois, and known as the Douglas property
The terms Of sale arc casb.
Frreivrr NJ thc A1ttsa.s' Bank Cty Of New York.
Chase Stor7e 4 Muuson. Atto.ne5s- 1alSzasto
, 1863-02-23

RH! CAT ARR II
DR.. Seeiey.s ueuid Catsrrh Remedy,
sure cure for

&C tIITu OF Oulu III Gut 1lEEQ.
Ills sea-'c- 10 cure Ca!a.rh than CONSUMPTION. and by
cr.C ult rst We irc, i'le latter Fcr6ons should
ncrxta. t..a the better way to cure consumption Is
1lr tv1 toms OF Catarr ~ they generally anrear,
are At rft ,c-y Eight. Persons dnd they nave cold
Fc:k-t!7 10 tic changes Of temperature In ts con
ti.,;on Tie may lie dry. OF slight discharge thin
As tic Incomes cro.tc ne discharges are IL.
low thick heavy ard either got rid Of by htow
sE lie rcse else tcy ta Into the throat mud nrt
a1rted or cOCchcd OF The ECcrctton9 offensive,
causing had hfcath voice is thick and nasal the
ryts weak the sense Of Encl T. lc*scned or de-
l;j ilc AID Of the L1,t'iD cATA!:lil Remedy, MI
Iicc tr the atari, Remedy. f16utnceat for use
cc 1o:i: with 1u c.d clear d1ecttous. 6eAt by cx-
!Ecfs.
Office, 1872 soath Clark Street, Up stairs)
Add-rFs Dr.. o: q. SEELlE;,
ocil-y.I,sG7 Post ONCE BOZ 1871. Chicago. Ill.
, 1863-02-23
DR1AlE MALT BARLEY,
s1,5o to 81 so per bushel, "a lbs.

h3e Mali ono "oA0'' ~ IRWIN 4 MOREY,
O. 1,o1 1s7a [sp17611g) Bo.sd o. 1faoo balolos
DHII OSO OPTICAL NSTRU-
MENTs and School Apparatus +eai Glooss. e.. As
fnlnns. ticeuAs IANES ". QUEEN T. Co.
2rtts1Ss I'd 81 STcea eatega
delpllia. "a. Au9ssA' fc17al03,1m
, 1863-02-23
FEMALES! FEMALES

IN MANY AFFECTIONS PECULIAR TO FE.
MALES, tho E1tsnct i}uchu Is uncQua!cd by my
other remedy. In Choross Retention Irregular
ity. PainfuneBs Suppression OF Customary Evaeus-
tons liberated or EcIr1ous state Of tie U{esas and
for al complaints incident to the sex,
, 1863-02-23

A,13o Of o1the
enrthw~st nnsrtrr IN Of the southeast quarter 10 OF
foTnsnip 2, ta1sf tns h4Sa I'll 81
fiaian In thc County OF Cook and state Of LIMOS nna
that ne leen holder ot ~ seeeof ssa set
ihc fi,uc OF redemption from said t,ie WI e1P'e OIL
Tie tventy-fourth dsy Of juno. 4; =; ESi rvn7rr
fclQ-A A1CQ St I0It.S ~. As04as
, 1863-02-23

r1Fa Old and young. for Dilionsness. Liver
ti}eN Complaints, Languor. Weakness md
General Debility. arc recommended to
, 1863-02-23

Thoso Who arc tufer!ns Tn 1e, cInoaGre = nn.
e!ssI dtsssse md 5sseh1nf ~hao most
Tf Sf'GE6 s'as sla T.
&c. havc been EFT x ne,1naucntly cured by re-
saTsS hst s1 tse tSeg GwE
our = MyEenetSa ph5siaa snd ha!nS W IL
barnony with Eatures lAsnS,sE lAws '"e" s'n''' BALE
aud speedy. scI9 tps e FEED, n. D.. Pbysscian.
I FENEOYkK. pFoprtesof.
EcnQsla. Nis., Eeo. tto. NV ss9@stetk AaH
, 1863-02-23
VTATE E0FTL1NOIS-Cook

~ County. IS. Cn1GAnG, II, Fe2 y. leS: ls5::
:.1 a. saie iots and Lands made IN pursuance Of
sats 20 81 sists GR tas ana
Ts1e4nf ihc year 4. D. is6d, I. JOHN H kEDL1tE.
purchased The following described Kes Esta1f
tho buildings and improvements. a"}' "4'a''e0
-ylft -
, 1863-02-23
HELmROLD,S
EXTRACT BUCHU,

FOR
liberation OF the Kidneys and HInd-
der, Retention OF Urine, Diseases
of the PROSTATE Gland, Stonefn
the Bladder, CALCULUS, Grav-
el, Brickdust Deposit,
, 1863-02-23
wv ATER-PROOF VIENNA !

w STRELIA AATCHEA-These matcGts PKG
without sulph1r and nsinS ne III 15p sost
psns.Sis + tIe saa sscp.s ,ea saaTSsi 9
1ac2,~es FAR fsrsf p4e aad also carefully packed
n cssrX Gar transportation. For sale wholesale 2a0
retail by JAMES l. DES, NO. ~ co1staaa S'sees nc"
Fscounty meechaata win Do vel e t,fs ~ I'd O.
a0iae our Resk, 49,. ""
, 1863-02-23

40 south Clark Street, Chicago, Ill
kH- Particular attention given to Collections.
~-,-r,1 1x.
, 1863-02-23

TUN I n G.
darx icft at either Of the following places Will be
sMScrri,a Plano Ware Rooms, na Randolph st,
Wc8t Side Post Otace. "a POLLARD
~.-.,.,er Stewart House, ~ State street.
, 1863-02-23

THF U, S. REVENUE HY-
S2 II Ps5
Of Alcohol in ingTested nqnGfS seyenuc IS calculated
81 ssGn s5 5ess; eS ssa
ese Book o1ly eSns 5s,
fRss4sstr5s,ea; 5ssss cs@EsS MEs
Ss Go 9ps%csnss M g Gaesnas c.t.
street. Philadelphla. fa. felt .Al19- lin
, 1863-02-23

Aiken Hattie mrs
Allcl: Ncttie mIss
Adams Il P mts
Alien 1atitia g mrs
Adams Eliza mrs
Army Mary
Alexander Anna mrs
Aherpe Kate miss
Rabbitt Adelaide miss
Bailey Anna l. miss
Ilurite Frances mrs m d
Barns Ella mics
lMtrows Eliza miss
Barton Win Il mrs
Easectt CcoF;.sanna miss
Beck Rosa nliEa
1sccn Mary Ann mics
Bt ais Phee mrs
Bc.ai, Catherine miss
1knkiick Hattie mrs
Berger Elizabeth 1nrs
Benton .iEnn 1nfs
Benton EttIe Il miss
Bird Fanny miss
Birch Margt mrs
B;ancy Ira}'clla ulies
Do1cc II j mrs
Eo!cc " Fl mrs
Bogys Lizzie Mies
EonGell Elvira miss
Bowcus Mary Anne miss
Eothwe1l Alice L mrs
Bowie Jane l. mics
Brattarl Ella miss
Brand Louifa mrs
Drinllen Margt miss
Catly " f mics
Cec1cv Al,nisia mrs
CAfiy Ella uliee
t.aGon Michael mrs
Carver MARI mrs
Ca1lin jane mrs
Carroll Mary mrs
Carroll Katwrah Il mrs
Carlton Mary Jane
Catiin Sa!ah Z
Curlin Jane mrs
C:tssidy : Mary mies
Cllrietina,s Mary mrs
Chase Charlotte mrs
Cha5n Fanny mics
t:hadbowme + g mrs
Christensen Ellen
Chicsc Mary Ann mrs
IlearF Anne miss
Clarc Mary A
Clay Annette mrs
Clark ROSY miss
I Clarke n + 1nra
Colburn j E 1nTs
Cotcs }'ilcrlo miss
DAVIS Helen miss
| Darrall Eliza Inies
Dawson j P mrs
Davis Martha mrs
Davis Martin A
DapberE Anne
| Daly Bridget
Davis Mary mrs
Dayis MaryJ mrs
Dayie Julia 4 1niss
Dclmore Mary mies
| Dehlor E mrs
Delaney Carrie mrs
Dclom Julia 3
DeWilr Elizabeth mics
Dcmont Eva miss
Eddowes Sarnh mfes
t Edwards Emma Il mis-!
Edwards E D mrs
Eckt reon Harriet mrs
Egleston I amy mrs
Egleston Patrick mrs
Eleto1. Hattie mrs
Etstou 4 mrs
, 1863-02-23
Gefn1bol6's &xtrart Brfhu..

1
GENUINE
PREPARATION.|
COMPOUND FLUID
EXTRACT BUCHU.
Apos,lve and specific
r E M z . z
DISEASES OF TIE
BLADDER,
DRoPSicAL SWELLlNcS.
This Medicine Increases the power Of Digestion. and
exc!tes tie Absorbents Into heAthy action. By
which the Watery or Cs1cerous deposluops.
aud all unnatural EnIasgements are re-
duced, as well a. Pain aad 11aAul-
nation
HELmBoLD's
EXTRACT BUCHU
Has cured every case Of DIABETES Ia whleh,t has
Irritation of tho Neck, of tho BIadder.
and Inflammation Of the Kidneys,
For these diseases II Is indeed sovereign ramedy
and too much cannot be said In Its praise single
dose has been known to reere tue most urgent symp
toms,
HELmR0LD,s
EXTRACT BUCHU,
liberation OF the Kidneys and I3Iad-
der, Retention OF Urine. Diseases
of the PROSTATE Gland, Stone in
the Bladder, CALCULUS, Grav.
el, Brickdust Deposit,
En1eeblcd and Delicate Constitutions,
OF BOTH SEXES.
ARISING FROM ExCEssEs,
Or Habits Of Dissipation,
Attended With the following symptoms:
1ndisposltion to Exertion. 1oss Of Power.
Loss Of Memory. Difficulty Of Breathing,
| Weak Nerves. Trembling.
| Horror Disease. WaSefulEcss.
Mulness of Vision. Pain In the Back.
| Hot Hands, Flushing Of the Body, .
DE5ness Of the Skin. Erurttoos Of the Face.
pA111D CouNTESAsCE.
Universal Lassltude OF the Muscular System.
These symptoms. If allowed to 60 on, (vlIch this
Medicine tayasspl ,l 4 aEe frequently followed
| INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many are aware OF the cause OF their suffering hut
will confess The records OF the Insane AsyIuns
md the melancholy deaths by Consumption. bear aul-
! pie witness to the truth Of the assertion.
The Constitution once Affected With
| Organic Weakness,
Requires the aid Of Medicine to strengthen and nvigo
rate the System. which HELMBO1.DS. EXTRACT
BUC1Iu Invariably does. i trial Will convince tie
| most slepttcal.
FEMALES! FEMALES
IN MANY AFFECTIONS PECULIAR TO FE
| MALES tho Extract Buchu Is uucQu3lcd by my
other remedy. IS In Choross or Retention Irregular
~ Patntulness Or Suppression Of Customary Evaeua
for MI complaints incident to the sex.
Or in the Decline or Change OF Life
, 1863-02-23
: IIc111c cCAVENGER.-Charles

S,s'n.s 8! Il se
ies and the removal o. u.niiuais &C. &c Ialnwntsr
md rafd Al wo9 su t.
with rromptns4s %no " Ia fel3si1m
, 1863-02-23

>crcn'e to h springs ladics1 81 s;ze. sc1 ,nort cx
- cyrs ptFdsd Il they s.e Eet eeap or srt9
&C wpy11ptcd to be Of the best sni III ~
.tcc; kkirts exchanged II NOT e&tls1s~'$
scut to residence. ....
sotfce to Wholesale Buyers
x.,,xr ,,rco in the Skirt business since the orst
.aS q h. = q ri :.
;oasnd =. nnr Ipndcu Agent furnishes Us oar eeet
giving oas ,r taf 1ssa. q,
srr sn,e ~ Ell inTer tha1 any ot&cs manufzct1te.
1rcezs pJ nau promptly attended 70.
L. TRACER, Proprietor for Chicago,
New York Factory $ Dowcr[.
uTl5F1.iy Chicago rost 0suce H24 Mo
, 1863-02-23
Eluop Skirt mannfa1torp.
NEW YORK AND ILLINOIS
Hoop Skirt Mandatory.
And importer and deslcr In sll kinds Of
French and German corSet5.

AT WHOLESALE
AND RETAIL. y
South Clark street.
to3poslta the Court
Noase}. End l@ North
Clark, bet. 1ndtaua
End Ohio streets
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
Silk j. Cotton sktft&
tIlxdo to order ut
abort notice, Old
sEEtsrcpatrcd, AlttT-
cd RnIi shaped as good
IS new. Full latock Of
i woven, double din
! ,nond, bHaal&F5cnch
) skirts colstant!y on
, 1863-02-23
ROHACK>S
STOMACH BlTTERS.

Who desires d good tonic, for
EBEhfHQUT giving tone to the spirits, a
healthy appetite and strength to
The syttenl generally, should not
fill to buy 1huttlt OF
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-05-08
The French in Mexico.

The following extract of a letter, which
we find in the New York Times, was
written by highly intelligent American
gentleman, residing in the city of Mexico.
1t is dated April LIST:
The French are doing their best in tacking
Puebla and have beed bombarding, cannonad-
ing and ASA ulting, but, so far, without success
On the contrary, the MeXicans have shown
themselves the best soldiers and have carried
off all the glory. l believe the MeXicans will
triumph there. On the night of the 9th ult.,
furious assault was made on the fort of San
Javier, southwest angle of the city, but was
repulsed with great loss on the part of the
French. The MexicanS drew out their artillery
into the open field in front of their fortica-
lions, and fought there without cover, per-
haps to prove their capacity of doing thus to
the French, who have said they were too cow
ardly. On the both, COmonfort, with his army
OF the centre outside the city, offered battle in
the open field, which the French declined, re-
treating to their intrenchments. think the
French will soon have TO retire from the siege
Tor want OF provisions; and as they will not
probably leave the country unless pursued and
compelled to do SO, they will, 1 suppose, re-
main inactive, as for the past year, and await
achievements
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.NinnesOtians in the Navy.

Lieut.. Commander A. c. RHIND was
commissioned as Commander from the
I'd of January last. The citizens of Min
nesota. remember Com. RHINp, and are
proud of him as citizen Of our State,
for such be is announced in the Navy
Register just issued. We understand that
the wound which he received on board
the Keokuk at Charleston, is not very
serious, and he IS now employed in New
York, in connection with Admiral GREGORY,
experimenting the construction and fit
ting for sea of the iron clads.
Lieut.. E. Y. MCCAULEy, lately a resi-
dent of this city, has been, we are pleased
to learn, fully reinstated in his original
position in the Navy, and has been COM
missioned as Lieutenant Commander in
the regular Navy. All the resigned naval
officers who rendered their services to the
President at the breaking out Of the re-
belIion have been fully reinstated in their
original positions.
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A Good story.

In the Editors Drawer of Hnper's
Magazine, we find the following good story
of Illinois soldiers and an Illinois Colonel
the latter, Col Oglesby, well known to
fame:
Well, one day his fife and drum majors went
out into the woods to practice new tune
Attracted no doubt by the melody, q fine fat
shoat, of musical proclivities, came ncar-alas
for the safety of his bacon, too near-for our
bass-drummer, "by 4 change of base, )" made a
base attack on his front; while the fifer by q
bold and rapid flank movement charged in the
rear. Twas soon over; a few well directed
volleys of clubs and other persuasives were APP
piled, and piggy went dead again, martyr to
his love for music! But how to get the de-
cease porker into camp? That's what's the
matter noW. After considerable discussion, an
idea strikes the drummer (nOt SO as to hurt
him): 1--WE will put him in the drum" 'Just
the thing, by hokey!" said the tifer. One
head was taken out and the hog slowed in, and
our heroes started for their quarters, carrying
their drum between them. In the meantime,
the regiment went out for a dress parade; and
the colonel, somewhat vexcd at the absence of
his principal musicians no sooner saw the
gents than, in voice of reprimand he ordered
them to take their places with the music. The
drum bearers halted, looked at each other, then
at the colOnel-but said never word. The
colonel repeated his order in Il style SO emphat-
ic that it couldn't be misunderstood. The deal
ers in pork felt crisis had arrived, and that
an explanation had become military neces-
sity." So the drummer, going up close to the
colonel, made him acquainted with the status
of affairs, winding up with, ave low, colo
mel, to bring the best quarter over to your
mess" ''Sck eh?" Numbered the colonel
"why didn't you say SO at first? Go to your
quarters ?-of course! Battalion, right face :"
The colonel had fresh pork for supper.