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80 A quack doctor has been arrested in
Paris on the charge of killing 4 woman Dy
burning her 10 death in an attempt TO cure
rheumatism by q new process. The cure pra,;-
uced by him was 70 put his patients, lying in
a bed OF reeds freshly pIucked from river, in
bakers oven till their couC should b. red u cad
10 powder by the heat. A woman, who had
suffered much agreed 10 allow him 10 try the
experiment, and the result was her death
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For. the Holidays.
1. u. BIHENGER L co.,
zs4xcz OF Nos. 10 AID 21 BaoAD ST., NEW Yoax
oI1IR FOB SALE AT THEIR STORE,
He. s37 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
NEAR THIRTEENTH Strict,
SIGN OF THE OLD KNICKERB0CKE5.
TIN MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
IMPORTED WINES AND LIQUORS
TO Bl FOUND IN TH8 METROPOLIS.
ZINE GROCERIES, CAN GOODS,
KITS AND KEGS No. MACKEREL
KENNEBEO SALMON,
soUsED 4 PICKLED LAMBS TONGUES
PIGS FEET,
ENGLISH DUN GOLDFISH,
Together with all the
LUXURIES INCIDENT TO THE SEASON
ksssrs. A. H. B. L Co. are also Sole Proprtstors
Of BININGERD CELEBRATED
LONDON DOCK GIN,
Put up In Quart Bottles for medicinal sss.
Also. Sole Agents for
OLD TOM LONDON CORDIAL GIN.
DAn articles bought At their store warranted
oftAe Arst quality and forwarded to any part of the
atty free of expense.
A We intend to be permanently located, We re-
rpsetfully request families to give call.
ABRAM II. BININGAR,
HENRY T. oAP1N.
WASHINGTON, December 1864.
AN. BININGER d 90. have no connexion viz
any other House.
dE-tf ROLLIN CHURCH, Agent
A"A TRUNK HANuyAcreHY
49S sEvEETH ST., WASHINGTON. d. c.
silver Medai awarded by Maryland Instituted
a,xo. Medal By Metfopoiitan Mechaniel Institute
Washington, D. O., 1851.
axEsa an constantly making, and slwayssgYxra
8sssN hSve on hand Of the best ma &1$AI
nNA terisl, every description OF 71as
Fine '2 2k5s ts :h sssHG 'nn.s.
PACKING TRUNES
fsLLIss16ssSS; 1AsP Travelling sRf BAGS
ALLOW PRICES.
Members Of Congress and Travellers will please
sranains my stock before purchasing elsawhsrs
trunks that are made IA otner cities.
hyperion LEATHER and DRESS TRUNKS rnsds
V TRUNKS GsfiSKs COVERED and REPAIRED a. short
Goods delivered free OF charge to any part Of tbs
N.Y. aS0sse'o"A "'N JAMES 3. ToPHAM.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
M Sna after Tue.day, August u 1858, DAILY
IhAlNs VIII Pc resu m ed between WASHINGTON
anc HA1ELlN0 and pARKEHeHURG. and six
between WASHINGTON and BALTIMORE. e
FoR PHILADELPHIA, NRw YORK + BOSTON
Leave " ashirsten ats and II rs ., n. and 4 and
e.se r. N.
On sundays At 6 50 ,. m. only.
FOE BALTIMOR1
Leave ~ $50 and II Is q. N. and g. and a m n
a. On Sundays At o O. n and 8 and ~ . IA oo,y
FOR ALI PARTS OF TIE WEST.
Leave WsshiDgtan ut so r.. m
FOR WASHINGTON AND TIN eaUrH
Leave Baltimore for Washington 1t l.S0. and 10
s.n,. and $50, and p. m. On Sundays ct 4 50 and
Ia. m. and ) .. m.
The third and 9th trains only from Baltimore
and tie ars+ spd fourth trains from Washington.
stop 81 way points.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave baltimore at 3. II and .. n.
Leave WsEhins ton at O. m snd 8 D. m
No train for Annapolis on Sundays.
For further infor alton tickets Of every kind.
&c, apply to S. KooNTE, Agent, 1t Washing.
W. P, SMITH.
Master OF Transportation,
I. H. COLI. Genersl Ticket Agent "a s-tf
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GAS FITTING. &c.

IA GAS FIXTURES
w Have IN St0re, and are daily rscsiv.nz, GAS
EIETURks Of entirely New Pstteras and Designs
and superior In Style % anything heretofore
offered in this market
We invite citizens generally TO ssll and sxsr,inE
our stock of GAS and EATEH FIXTUHEH feeling
confident tskt We have the best selected Etock IL
TaeLireton
~ al WeFk in tks above line intr1stse 70 car
azre wiz b promptly attended to-
msrS-tf MTARs & McaHAN. 776 D street.
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FRIE 3 L MAR.
FyG!se.sd ty Royal L4ars Patssr of Enslasd, sss
secured by sAs Seals Of ths Eco!s Dc PhaYma.as &c
Paris, end tbs fSl2Cial Cnlsss Of Msdiesas, Yisnss
TRIESEdAR MOL
Is the etsctua al remedy for RELAXATION, sPHE.
MATORRHRA AND EXHAUSTION or THl
TRIEsEMAR No. 8,
Completely and entirely eradicates all traces of
those disorders for which Copaivs and Cubebs hava
generally been thought an antidote, to the ruin o!
the health of vast portion of the population
TRIESEMAR No 5,
Is the great and sure remedy of the civilized world
Tor Sll Impurities of the system well ~ secondary
symptoms obyiatng the destructive use of Mer.
oury, as well ~ other deletsrious Ingredients auo
which all the Sarsaparilla in the world csnnes
remove. TRfESEMAR Nos. l, 2 and s are aliss
devoid q taste smell and of all pauseatihe dual
tiles. They are In the form OF > iozense and may
lie on the toilet table without their being sus.
sold In tin cases at ssesoh, or four % case, IL
one for 80, and IN 81 cases, thus saving so M
administered by EAipean, sLsile1aand Roux DO
DO. Wholesale and retail by DR.. II. A. BARROW,
ls4, Bleesker street, tfour doors from MacDoussi
street } New Iork. msdiStsly on recent OF re.
mittancs, DR. Barrow viii forward Triesemsr 20 any
pArE OF The weird, secuTsly PACKED and addressed
according 70 tIs Instructions of tho griter
PubAahed also By DIR. BARROW that oopulst
snd beaGt,Iuiy Illustrated medical work Hurlar
Frafg. Pr.caGs cents Triessniar md 5ook ca,
e Q tanned 9S sgsa.al authority from 5, 9.PORD,
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Two t4H'e spoonsful of the Extract of es-,s,s
ra st teo % pint Of water Is equal 70 the Libsox
Diet DrIn& and one bottle is fully equal 20 gaIlor,
of the Syrup OF Sarsaparilla, or the Dscoction IN
usually made.
TED TO USE IN THE UNITED STATES ARMY
snd are also in very general use in all the STAn8
HOSPITALS and PUBLIC SANITARY INsTI
TUTIoNs throughout the land, as well as in urf-
vats practices, and considered as invaluable
remedies.
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IGESMOND l. HAYWARD,
NxH AND iAPR0ylD INVENTOR
e ARTIFICIAL
GEE0PLASTIC BONE TRETH,
WI1xops INITIAL FLATscl CLASPS,

ER. 3. d. SIGEeE0ND.
ste Bye6esas, Hts ycsk, axd ESQ Fsassyiseala
Ssesxs. bsssssss 12tk exd lSfh sss.. WasAsASsoM,
Calls the attention Of the public 70 the followins
advantages Of his improved system:
!. Gae Teeth OF kis manufacture wtNy
ceyer rscde nor change color - any
kas6s bsinS tn -fourths lighter than any other
!. No teeth or roots need be extrated. e. tie
artificial ones can be inserted over them.
2. Tie roots Win be made t1ohsnsiye. snd never
30 srFe.
e. No temporary teeth are needed, ~ permaasr.
aess IAN Is made iraaediaLe;y, thereby prssarvins
she nsturs expression Of the fsce which under TIE
cid system 10 frequently d!sigursd.
s. This work has been fully tested over ave
gears b. many Of tbs E-st chemists and physicians
Of this country.
Dr. g. kas Also invented white rn6sstruet,y-
metal filing, vita which the most sensitive tsatk
san be filep witnnnt pain, and can build al per.
fest sound tooth any side roots, which win La:
through lisetetime.
Gall and examine Tor yourseH ~ 2a-tf
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COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHu
POSITIVE
SPECIFIC REMEDY
Non Rts<nsios or InepntlseSce Of U-sae hryI,s-
ton, Inflammation or Liberation Of Il. BiaS-
der and Kidneys, Diseases ef tie Prog
tra:c Gland, Stone IA tie Bladder,
Cascsroas Gravel or Brick
Dast Deposit ard
Mucous er Milky Discharges, ard all Diseases er
Affections Of the Bladder and Kidneys
end Drcpsicat Seedlings, .zistsn5
IN Men, Women or Casldrer.
RELaROLD,s EXTRACT RUcHr.
For Weakness arising from Excuses, Habits OF ri,
sspst;on, attended with the following symptoms
Indisposition TO Exertion, Loss of Power
Loss OF Memory, Dihiculty of Brestsins.
Weak Nerves, Trem bling Horror of
Disease ,Dimnsss of Vision, Wake
fulncss, Pain in the Back.
Universal Lassitude Of the
Muscular System, Hot
Hands, Flushing OF
the body, Dry
ness of the
Skin.
ERuPTIoNs ON THE FACE.
FALLID COUsTEsANCs.
These symptoms, II allowed to go on, which THU
medicine invariably removes. soon follows rs
tuity, Epileptic Fits, in enc of which the
patient may expire. Who can say that
they are not frequently followed BIZ
those Direful Diseases IN
SANITY and CONSUME
TIoN. Many are aware
OF the cause Of their
suffering, hut none
will confess.
The
records
OF the In
sane Asylums
and the Melau-
choly Deaths By Con-
sumption. bear ample wit
ness to the truth or the A.
sertisn. The constitution onea
feetsd with Organic Weakness, "a
suires the aid OF medicine to Siren sthsn
ana lnvisorate the System, which HELM
BoLD's EXTRACT BUcHU INyARIARIyno ,r.
HELMBOLHs
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT sIRslPARLLa,
purifying
the blood, re
moves sll diseases
arising from excuses
and imprudenee in Efe
chronic constitutional dig
eases arising from an impura
state of the blood, and the only rejia
BILE and efectual known remedy or -.
of scrofuia. scad Head, Salt
Rheum, Pains and Swellings OF
the Bones, alterations of the
Throat and'Les GO, Elotches,
PimpIes on the Pace,
letter, Erysipelas
AMI al scaly
eruptions
of the
skin.
Two t.h'e spconsful of the Extract of es-ssss-
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OFFICE OF P. Il. DRAKE & Co..

No 200 Broadway, N. Y, July goth, 1863.
The Plant alton Bitters Bottle il secured to rs
by United States Letters Patent, and any attam pit
TO ill or sell from the same any other Bittera what
soeyer than the genuine BRAKES PldHntdtica Bit
t.Ts is q misdemesnor punishable both by fine and
imprisonment.
The popularity of our celebrated Bitters has in :
duced un principled persons to put up in our Bot
ties vile and poisoned limitations, of which the
public cautioned Every Bottle of the genuine
bears the fac simile of oar signature on stoel-
plste label with our private Q. s. Internal heYe
nue. stamp over the cork.
All persons offending as above after this date
will be prosecuted 20 the fullest sx.ent Of the Law
Z. d. DRAKE Co.,
~ 23-eo In Sole Proprietors.
TAKE no more rspleasant AMI aasaa Msaicins.
For unpleasant and dangerous diseases, use
HELnBOLDS EXTRACT BUCIg,
Which has received the enforcement OF tbs most
Pr0minent PAysiciGaS IN ae q. s.
Is now offered to afflicted humanity Il certain
cure for the following disc aui symptoms orr "a
mating from diseases and abuse OF the Urinary or
Sexual organs
General Debility,
Mental and Physical Depression,
Determination of Blood to the Head,
Confessed IDEAS,
uysteria,
Restlessrcss and EleepIes ness al Night,
ApaeiiCe Of Muscular Efficiency.
Loss Of Appetite.
Emaciat!on,
Low 81 irits,
ID surga:lization or PARALYSIS
CT the Organs of Generation,
PSlpitatipn Of Lu- Heart,
And, in fact, all the concnmitaRts Of a Eeayo4s
and Debifitatei state Of the system.
To sHssre ths e,snRins, ~ thtSoKt
Ask for HeiIiboa's. Take other.
Cures Guaranteed.
See advertisement in another column. je4-Sw
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kENDALL.s
EMRaLIKE FOR TEE HAIR.

KENDALL.s
IMR9LIHE FOR TEE HAIR.
aKBoLINE
MOIsTENS,
BEAUTIF1Es,
GOORA7ES,
LEE0HTHENS,
INVIGOEATES,
N0CRISHES.
EaBELLiSRES
THE HAIR
HSNnALLB LMB0LINB is rare compound
stimulating extracts from Flowers, Roots, snd
Herbs, for the GROWTH, BEAUTY, ami PER
MANENT VIGOR Of the HAIR.
Highly beneficial where the hair recuires
gentle stimulant." DR.. Chiffon
Have never had anything which 70 perfectly
answers the purpose of hair dressing"
WARREN WARD, Esq,
No. 277 Canal street, NY
AFTER being bald FOR seven years your AMBO-
LINE las covered the entire scsip with NEW
HAIR" Prof. 'OHN sENIA,
No. IS KING street, NY
gor sale BY al Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. Put in boxes. containing two bottlesJ
arics 81.
2&nuitGtpred ana Tor sale at Wholesale By
KENDALL Il BANNISTER,
elnsm No. 542 BROADWAY Ny.
AUGUSTUS JOHNSON / co.,
sss PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BsfwEEa 3ra AND IeTH srs.,
aGv7 BOUGHT AT TIE REUxIvER's sALB
TH8 WHOLE BALANoE OF STOCK
Of the late Erm Of
L8LCH & co., BALTIMORs.
consisting Of:
EERMETiCALLY-sE GOODS,
OFEFEEY DksCRIPTloH:
MEATS,
VEGETABLES,
SOUPS. Etc.
WEIGH We oFFER TO TEE TRADE,
Dy TEE PACKAGE,
EAg BELOW aANUFAorURRRs PRICES.
AUGUSTUS JOHNSON & CO.,
sps-I $50 Penusv,vsu;s Eyan1e
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SEE MEDICAL Properties or BUogu

SEE MEDICAL PROPERTIES OF BUoFU
From Dispensdtory Of the United States
See Professor DEVICES valuable works . the
Practice of Physic.
See remarks made by the late celebrated Dr.
PHYSIC, Philadelphia.
See remarks made by DR.. EPHRAIM HcDOW
ELL, celebrated Physician, and Member of tho
Royal College of Surgeons Irelans, and published
in the transactions of the ing ami Queen Jour
nal.
See Medico Chirurgical Review, published by
BENJAMIN TRAVERs, Fellow of Royal CoIIsss
of Surge ons.
See most of the late Standard Works OF Medicirs
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spS-n $50 Ponusylvsn;s avenue.
MI MAPS
LY1AP OF CHARLESTON; 25 certg
Map Of tie United States, Mexico Canada, to;
el.50.
Sectional Map Of Louisiana; go.
Sectional Map CT Arsaussa; So
Sectional Nj sp Of Nj issouri; : 81,
Sectional Map OF Illinois; 81.
Sectional Map of indiana; s..
CordoTa's Map of Texas; $32.
Map of the Great Ee3; S /.
Map of the Pacific Statss; $l.sG.
h2p of the Southern States; $50
Map of Virs mia; $50.
Map of Eastern Virginia, Maryland, &c; - cts.
Map Of Eastern North Carolina. &c.; 5l.26.
Lloyd's Map Of the Mississippi River; 81.
Lloyd's Map o. Kentucky; 30 cents.
County Map OF the United States; Sl,GJ
Also, large assortment OF Var Maps
jy2 fhANCK TAYLOR.
Ia ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS
The undersigned would respectfully inform the
public that they are new ready to execute ali the
above branches of Painting in the very best msn-
ner equal to any of The above branch in this city
We will use none but the best materials snd work
marship ard guarantee to give general satisfao-
ton to all those who may employ us. Our terms
are moderate. Gall and give trial.
JOHN b. SCOTT,
PHILIP H. O'BRYON,
No 500 street, bet. eth and 18th SITS,
}y IT. I'm north side.
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ARMY pay DIGEST AND READY oALCu-
a LAF0R; c< Reginl entsf Pay Table. Compiled
ard srrsD ke6 +. Bis. or Ezra Webht 81.
I've xHAkCh TAYLOR.
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GHSAf PENNSYLVANIA RogsA, Tts BaliEssrs nd
RGs-isbKrs 10 tas N0rtk end WsSf-Two trains leave
Warrington daily and one on Sundsy-guick tine
low fare and connections. Soldiers toAsEs cold
through ri Government rates. For tickets and iur-
ther informa on apply at tae ONCE OF Crest Penn
sylyania Route, northeast corner of Pennsylvania
avenue aud Sixth ST., VI Washington. Ofics open from.
s q. "a rntil p. "a; on Sundays from to p. n.
~ k-ly Il. o. EosToE. Agent.
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R1TrENHoUss, FAINT CO.,
BAT RS.
NO. $50 pENNsYLvANIA AVENUE,
VIII continue to furnish
u S. FIyE.TWENTY BONDS
IA long as issued by the Government, at par.
q g. Coupon 6's of 1881.
g. 8. 7-30 Treasury Notes.
o. s. Certificates Of Indebtedness.
GOLD silver BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Exchange on all parts of Europe and the Northern
Cities sold in sums TO suit purchasers.
Stocks and Gold bon ght in New York exclusively
on Commission.
3yT RITTENH0USE, FAINT Il co.
Byw.L Il. WALL ( CO., Auctionesrs
FICRSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR AND RE-
kk PUeITORY.
EIpressly for the
SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, STOCK, 80,
IS Louisiana Avenue,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets.
CASH ADVANCED ON CoSsIGSMBNT6.
Storage for Carriages
orsss Carr ages, 30, received for private -
my a'-tf ". L. W. WALL Il Co., Aucts.
NEW YORK AVN
WASHINGTON
STEAMSHIP LINE.
SEMI WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK
WASHINGTON and GEOk6ETOV WV, ID. O.
a6nk BALTIMORE EMPIRE. &Gnk
E4@M sALyo d, AMDJAs. Sxe
Regular Calling Days WEDNESDAYS and SAT-
Georgetown, and Pier Is. foot OF Wall street, New
' asssis 81 Ssa y s9ss :! IT.,
JAMES ssi aasp, ass on
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sEckxT DISEASES.
SGrGTitga's Gtf is tho most certain, saFs snd
sfeotE2l reuedy-irdesd. the only vegetable .-r-
rdy ever discovered. Cures in two 20 four dsyr,
sEc recent cases IN twenty four honrs No n:GEr-
nj, no bslsaIn, no mercury. Only Ten piiis 70 h4
taken. 1t is the soldiers hope, and friend 10
those who do not want TO be exposed. Male PACK
ages. 81; female, SIS.
Sana7itqn's ROOF md Herb JHicts-A positive
ana permanent cure for Syphilis, Scrofula, Ulcers
borss Spots, letters &c. Price 81, or ak bottles
FOR %. gold by 3. c. Ford. Bee advertisement. Ll5
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sIAPPINGss OR AIsxRYI-THAT Is TEL
II 9UNSTION.-Te proprietors Of the PAR.
lrIAN CABINKT OF WONDERS, ANATOMY
ana MEDICINE,n have decentralization 0,
sxpenseto issue, free, fof the be1snt Of suYsrinE
humanity o.s OF their most instr uetivs and inter.
sstins Lectures on Marriage and its Disqualinea.
ssstion, Weakness, Depression, or Ignorance OF
Physiology and Nxturs's Law. These invaluable
lectures have been the means Of bnliShtsnine and
savins thousands and viii be forwarded free on the
receipt OF four stamps, by addressing SserGsry
gsrtSsss IxotsE ~ AsgtsSsy $50 ks9itiss, $50
Broadway Ssw York. ~ bly,
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DISEASES OF THE Nervous, sKAIRkL. URINARY
AID SzxukL sYsTKas Rev and reliable treat
msnt-in Reports of the Hes0ayd Acknowledgment
In sealed letter envelopes, free of charge Address
Dr.. j. Skiilin Uoughton. Howard Association
Phiiadel p6is. Pa mar ls-sru
THE oKx1rKsf AND xsr RAIA DyHE TIE ToxLp-
NspsY Fades OF WaSkeS Ozt.-Uph9m g Hair Dye, 70
cents q box. The best in use. Try 1t Sold by S.
G. Pord, corner 18th Ft1set and Pa avenue, WASH.
naton. and aelry Ceok. AlexKndris. tasty
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PRICES
Extract Buchu, 81 per bottle, or six for rs.
Extract sarsapsrilla, 81 per bottle, or aix for S.
Delivered to any address, securely packed from
observation.
Address letters for information, in confidence. 10
HELmBoLD's MEDICAL OFFICE,
IO4 SOUTH TENTH STREET.
(bslow CHESTNUT
PHILADELPHIA,
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SMITHS, 40 Seventh street, the bsgt MACE in
~ teHE 20 buy yoas oLcEalSG iyA
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1863-05-22
FROM CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, May 19.-The rebel defeat
at Raymond, Miss, is said to be very dis
astrous. Grant took Jackson on the 14th
and burned the State capitol.
Reinforcements are hurrying up to the
rebels twelve miles east of Jackson. A
great battle is imminent.
The rebel force in Wayne and Clinton
counties, Ky, is said to amount to $1,000
men and fourteen pieces of artillery. Four
regiments of infantry passed through
jamestown. Twenty-four more regiments
are reported at Morristown, East Tennes-
see
Buckner is said to be at Clinton. The
rebel pickets are on the Cumberland at
every available point. A letter from Rich
mond KY, says the rebels crossed the
Cumberland and are advancing on that
place unquestionably for an invasion of
KY, is contemplated to flank Rosecrans,
and compel him to evacuate his stronghold
at MurfreesborO
CINCINNATI, May 19.-Unreliable rumors
are afioat in this city from Murfreesboro,
of important changes involving the trans
fer of Rosecrans to the Army of the Poto-
mac, the assignment of Thomas to the
command Of the army under Grant, and
the appointment of McCook to the COM
mand of the army at present under
RoSecranS
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1863-05-22
FROM CAIRO.
Special Dispatch to The Saint Paul Pioneer.

Special Dispatch to The Saint Paul Pioneer.
CAIRO, May 18.
The latest dates from Grants army
through Federal channels, are to the 18th,
Milliken's Bend 14th. Generals Logan
and Osterhaus were marching towards
Jackson, and driving General Bowen
with force reported at $4,000, before
them, while Gen. Grant was marching up
Black River, expecting to engage Penn
berton at the bridge over that stream.
Pemberton's force is estimated at 5000,
and is said to be strongly entrenched near
the bridge. A great battle there is i'm
minent. The health of the army is better
than ever before. The rebels 300 strong,
with two or three pieces Of artillery fired
into the steamer Warner, fifteen miles
above Greenville, on Thursday, killing
two and wounding four. The fire was re-
turned, and several rebels were killed.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1863-05-22
NEWS FROM THE SOUTH.

The Richmond Sentinel of the 18th has
the following:
JACKSON, Miss, May 12.-The enemy
yesterday advanced with column of 1O,-
900 men upon Raymond, Mississippi,
where Gen. Gregg had 4,1OO infantry, a
few cavalry, and no artillery. Skirmish-
ing began at A. M, the enemy being
continually reinforced until 1 P. M, when
he opened battle heavily with musketry.
Gen. Gregg fought two hours with mus
kerry alone, when learning that the en-
emy were heavily reinforced, and that the
reinforcements were ready to engage, he
retreated through Raymond He will
make stand at Mississippi Springs where
he has been reinforced with infantry and
artillery.
The Charleston Mercury says the guns
that now lie on the South Commercial
wharf, consists of two long II inch Co.
lumbiads, and will soon be mounted for
our defence. Valuable acquisitions no less
than handsome trophies of battle in
Charleston harbor,
The Petersburg Express of the 18th
says retaliatory resolutions adopted by the
Confederate Congress provides that every
commissioned officer commanding ne
groes against the Confederate States,
when captured, shall be put to death, and
negroes be delivered to the State author
tiles, to be dealt with according to the
present or future laws.
The same paper speaks despondently
about affairs at Vicksburg-that it is due
to the people, that they should know how
affairs stand.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1863-05-22
FROM EUROPE.

New York, May 1S.-By the arrival
of steamer from Europe We have the
following summary of news:
The London Times argues that it be-
hooves England to look leniently on the
proceedings Of Com. Wilkes in view of the
maintenance of her own rights when she
becomes belligerent
The London Observer, in a pacific edi-
torial, credits Lncoln's Government with
desires to cultivate friendly relations.
Mr.. Layard in the House of Commons
explained the hauling down of the Ameri-
can flag at the Island of Sombrero. Dur
ing the stay there of British Man-of- War,
Pheaton denied American jurisdiction, and
claimed that the Island had long been
part Of the British possessions in the Carab-
bean Sea. There had been no correspon-
dence on the subject.
Russia's replies to Powers on the Po-
lish question is published. 1t agrees to
negotiate in pacific manner on the basis
of the treaty of 1915. The reply is not
generally regarded as satisfactory. Insur-
gents continue active.