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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-12-08
Man and Woman.

Man is creature ofinterest and ambition
His nature leads him forth into the struggles
and hustle Of the world. Love is but the
establishment OF his early life or song
piped in the intervals of the acts. He seeks
for fame, for fortune. for space in the world a
thought, and dominion over his fellow men.
But woman's whole life is history oi
her affections. The heart is her world it is
there her avarice asks for hidden treasures.
She sends forth her sympathies on adventure;
she embarks her whole soul in the traffic OF
affection and if shipwrecked, her case i.
hopeless-for it is bankruptcy Of the heart.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-12-08
Recipe fer . Happy IIsms.

Blk things are requisite to happy
home. Integrity must be the archi.
tect and tidiness the upholster. II
must be warmed by affection, lighted
up with oheertulness, and industry must
be the ventilator, renewing the atmos-
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day by day; while over all, as protec.
ting canopy and glory, nothing will
suffice except the blessing of God.
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-12-08
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A CHILD, speaking Of his home 10 a
friend, was asked, "Where is your
home" Looking at his mother with
loving eyes he replied, ''Where mother
lsp Was ever question moro truth.
fully. beautifully. or touchingly an
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-06-24

looking cliffs they appeared to me few months
ago, when passed up through here. Inus
far our trip has been pleasant one, no.ning
has interfered. to mar our enjoyment OF uS,
crease our happiness Every thing and every
body has seemed TO have contributed to make
this eventful trip Of Of the sixth pleasant one
Not the Slightest accident has occurred 10 any
one and but two or three cases of sickness,
not of serious character, The REGIMENT has
been highly compliments '9p ' hH ,e "cers
of the boat, passengers and Others. In fact
one would not know they were among soldiers
if il were not for the blue coats, so quiet and
civil i, everything about the boat.
Rut here we are at Dunlieth Friday morning
the 18th. and here must cut this letter short,
fsang nas rsoSers TO- rya9 wi,S
Bat more anon. VIENNA.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-06-24
VaIlaI,diylnafan.

We print elsewhere the speech of VALLAN-
DIcHAM, delivered at Hamilton. Ohio. and en-
dorse the following remarks of the st. Louis
Republican relative to his return:
We have thus taken one view of the return
Of Mr. Vallandgh m to Ohio Entertaining
no eXtTav3gant opinion of the merits which
come have seeL in him rs il statesln.n-sharipv
little in what are believed To he his sentiments
we are painfully touched with the conviction
that this sudden rc.nppearance was les in re-
Atty al assertion of personal right than man.
iteetatinn OF political scnenifg and desire to
do mischief. Doubtless he could have gone 10
Hamilton and Day ion with rs little inierrup
ton months ago "a now. To have arrived Mt
the time OF Il Democratic Convention does not
strike us asa particularly hippy coincidence,
while his coming at this jinclure has look of
attempting TO ioIce himself upon the party
sOpn 10 meet at Chicago perhaps rs u canri-
date. We think MIR. Vullaudigan is capable of
producing discard, if 50 di>pO-ed, but We thi k
also that his power aud influence In that way
have been grt allv Ovrr-rau d. and that bs tier
IN will cUntr,l events at Chicago.
The return of the Ohio demag que to reap
the honor, of his marLyrdOm. imposes serl.
Gus question upon the Administration ut WASH
inxtOn. 1t is pretty generally conceded now
by his strongest opponents that his banish-
ment was mistake but the authorities have
not Judged it expedient 10 rectify 1t. A re-
arrest would undoubtedly raise a storm OF the
most determined opposition, and perhaps kim
aie the flames of q bloody war in the free
states. such result would be univer-
sally deprecated and lamented: except
NJ Inc South. To allow Mr.. VAL
IanaiSham to return in this way would be
construed into an admission that the whole
Procerdlhgs in his CASE were Illegal. and leave
the impression that the authorities were afraid
20 carry out their own military orders thus dis
regarded .t; The afflir, then, must produce no
Lincoln will display judy ment and prudeuce
by letting the matter drop just where it is.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-06-24
FROM KENTUCKY.



PADUcAH, KY, June II, 1864.
To The EAtor Of the Pioneer:
The Seventh still remains at this post, doing
outpost and picket duty and protecting the
town. Several times lave we been called out
by false alarms, and after everything had been
packed up and the regiment stood in line for
an hour or two, orders came to ''break ranks, ~
much to the dissatisfaction of the boys, who
are anxious to meet the rebel Forrest and his
rebel crew. and to revenge the surrender of
the old Third at Murfreesboro. Small squads
are constantly roaming around the country
and are even new within one mile of our pick
cts. This may seem strange to you, but there
Is no cavalry here and all know how unwise
it Is for Infantry to try and capture those guer-
illas. We are Obliged to wait for an attack
upon US and cannot move. Last Saturday
nigh o party of twelve or fifteen attacked
one Of orr OutpOsts ut what Is known as Jersey
Bridge, but after exchanging o shot or two
they left in haste Some forty or fifty shots
were fired without any loss on either side US
fer as we can ascertain. 1t il Illuminating to
be obliged to remain here tied down under
such circumstances, while if force of mounted
men, or horses for IA even could be sent here,
We could dart ont and capture q number of
these cut-throats and murderers.
The health OF the regiment is excellent; but
levy are sick and none dangerously. Our
camp is pleasantly situated near the Fort and
in u healthy location. Every one Is better sat-
ished with the change from st. Louis, and we
are improving in drill and discipline daily.
Lieut.. Depsmore of Company G, has received
an appointment as Lieutenant c. lionel in the
6Sth U. 8 Infantry (colored) raised at St.
Louis, and has gone South with the regiment.
A eolored regiment of artillery is being raised
here, and o namber of enlisted men are expect.
ing promotion.
country is to say the least rather singular.
force of cOlOred troops start out through the
country. with one or two days rations and
whenever q plantation is reached all the build
ing3 and OuthOuses are searched. and We negro
If found, is put into the squad and marcht to
town and imnedi ltely sworn into the service,
no matter whether he or his owners protest or
not. Some things might be shown up which
are not altogether crcditible to lis manner of
raising negro troops but as it would do no
gO0d 4 will not weary your ratience by going
in'O details.
We learn from the Press that Gen. Dana
Gays that the 9TH and 10th are to be relieved
by "huEdredsrs and sent to L tile Rock to
r,nf ,rce Steele; as far rs relief is concerned
nothing would please us better, but we would
prefer To go to Sherman or Grant ON the PutO-
mac bling heartily sick of being in the rear
dong guard duty instead OF being 10 a"tive
service; and tan't see what more st, ele can
do at prt sen. than to lay bick and TO hold on
TO the Territory he now possesses. 1t seems
slrange that hundred day. men are sent 10 the
front while such regiments ~ these are held
b cI o nod the slaves for which the hundred
DAY s troops were called out. CAPT.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-06-24
BTNHDICTyoN.


Ma, the God OF our fathers AMI our God succeed
with his divine enedction the solemn d in g t.
ing Sc vices Of his ccas on may He conduct his
g-aciO prJviden'e ihs work commenced to-da to
a successful completion; may the mon men. here to
be raised In hOuOf of tn ustri dead inspire with
all tn arior of sound Chr stian patriotism The sol.
fe"ce; may 1t prove ~ them constan rememb.a an.
Ger Of their morality ard keep alive up IN altar
of the hearts The fl I'M OF de Oton to God to cum
try, 10 the Union The ,nsti uton and tn .immula-
Bile y ncir e, of t'uth and jus'ice; and IN y the
81 ssing of III trune od the Father, son. and he
Holy Spiiit. be with you all. Amen
The audience then commenced to disperse, the
bind paying .irge.
B. DEMONSTRATION.
IS General McCI Ian descon ed from the plat
form the crowd rushed about him and gave three
ron Ing che rs ~ was iu1yOs-ible h It the Off ers
who surrounded him atenp- d to kee) them away,
assuming hem t at No demonstration wha ey
would b; allowed; the 70 lowed him the whole dis
t'nce to to;s Hotel cheering and graspng for hi,
hand which was shaken a. every step BY persons
citching 1t with an aim st frantic enthusiasm
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-06-24
FROM CRAMPS ARM.
Letter from the First Minnesota Bat.
TALON.

TALON.
HEADQUARTERs 1sr BAT. MINI. NIFTY
WHITE HOUSE, ", June 8, 1861.
p the Editor Of the Pioneer
You see by the date of this that we are not
yet sent to the front.
Our battalion together with battalion ofthe
3Sth Wisconsin, went to the front last Sunday
as o wagon guard, but returned next day. We
are on duty here as part of Gen. Abercrom-
bie's Provisional Brigades, guarding the base
of supplies.
We are not fit for the field. Our recruits
know scarcely anything of the manual of arms,
and but little of anything else of military.
While we remain here our every day life will
be monotOnous and our letters dull.
We have thirteen men on che sick list.
'Brevity is the soul of wit"
Your correspondent certainly possesses one
of the attributes of wit. B.
The New York herald., 1864-08-04

nRAFTED MEN AND THOSE wIsnING REPRE-.
Substitutes on LIBERAL terms % We have on hand several
substitutes for year Cal this day Captain NOLAN
and Lieutenant LANEGAN, NQ. East Broadway, corner
Catharinc street
The New York herald., 1864-08-04

fyRoTON wATER-To THE PuBLic.-fN CoNst.
~ quence Of the unusually long contnne donsn'r ior %
has prevailed the season me watrr w.
Lake has lal,en low pontn 10 make tns f,.s.s
economy ~ ts use OF the trolon wafer
an use ana VIC wsnon $50
Croton wate pubic ~ hefeb given may lo, sra
after this date and Until noi u ~
this Board the orennx ard rse y Fic s.csps w
Cro,gn wafer icr Efrs efesns
ing 40 rst ~ IN Rre strictly forb ddeu The
ubir are requested 10 practice economy IN Their
sar,s .ss f C,olon water and particularly 10 disccu.
n1e e use 81 street washers and garden fountains AND
~, so, M 81 tseir premises to remain longer
sba, nay br absolutely uccessart III care bc tsken in
thrse rssrs snppy Of water VII continue 70 be snu
. ~, lI Ia 4, purposes. fhe METROPOLITAN pollcs
sn eQnesie TO aresta persons who MAJ 10
~, ea vloistnr the above prohibition. @
HsoaassT. saassssTT 1. 7 + sspssRRsaH, cssssa Aa' Board
orvfR o. rus CaoroS A .UsDUcr DErAgzxyrr,} -. ~
August 3 ~
The New York herald., 1864-08-04
IN AOO VOLUNTEERS WANTED.
TO REPRESENT THE
COUNTY or NEW YOkR
IN TIE
ARMY

ARMY
COUNTY BOUNTY THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS
Hand County 10 nsw recruits or veterans $40
United States to recruits
United states 10 10
Tho County Volunteer Committee under instructions Of
the Beard OF Supervisors having nea al quotas under nil
cas up this time, have resolved TO ths bust
rose Of recruiting Tor The army with Tho view Of raising
the quota in anticipation ~ new call by the Presien, for
men.
Recruits VIII be received formerly the several Pro
vosl Marshsls occs at ramn nv nan and Al the County
Volunteer Rooms 10 he Park corner broadway and Cham
bers street
The folon ng are the various Provost Marsbas orces
Fourth ptrici-capain joel B. Ertard. No ios Liberty
street.
rinh pis,rc,-csp.aip Henry P wss, corner Bsooms
and Crosby streets.
sixth pslric,-cap,su Roster Sixth avenue and
Seventh District -rrcdericF g Wagner. No 60 Third
avenue.
Eighth Distrc,-Bcnjsnn ,. Hsnerre, no l,so, Broad
way
Ninth Dstrc.wn Dnnning Forty seventh stree,
and Broadway
An recruits will receive 10 their own hands the County
isevs ooany rrsminn of $40 IL @asn or every mau
aS y @ ss' @ aHs US ss"s n%
ssspasw sss4pssssE i qSSHHfs SRysSss sSssas SssSg,,oss
ogIsoN BLUNT; siDsrs:s--
sIi1sh rIshs y rusby nMHss ssr.lTsor' i,sSsS,.'r
WiLLiAA sa,.s. srn wnm' :, sypervl,s.r, syvp,ru,crr,n,
tNM# tNlN ORtsoN BLUNr
Dated Srv yosx, July 4, 1884, on''"An % ''''""''s
orfn7n BouSrY TO votUNrrRRs WANTED.
The New York herald., 1864-08-04

DUREAU OF SURGICAL ENAMsNATION FOR CIT
ID sub iect to draft Substitutes and volunteer =
cruits examine ed for brokers nr row EJL, Surgeon
charge Raference-Mayor dupt ther. Ex.Mayor Opdy
A. Eoole, city Inspectors Office No. Chambers stree
The New York herald., 1864-08-04
NEW -Y0RK -HERzLIJ~T THURSD1Y; TAUGUST a, 1864.



drug CLERK WANIED-A YOUNG MAN WHO
~ thoroughly nnde stands the prescription bnsnefs and
can srn SD city reIeroace Apply to Aesemsn Co., Ss
The New York herald., 1864-08-04

YOUNG IEwELLER WANTS A SITUATION AS
"A reparer general workman. in shop store;
repair ocks II raqured Speaks German and English Ad
dress Herpld Office
The New York herald., 1864-08-04

A Young WOMAN WANTS SITUATION AS
"A good city reference Ii required Inquire
e u Houston ST. between Laurens and Thompson the
tsiiors sore
The New York herald., 1864-08-04

A LADY, OF GOOD ADDRESS, WISHES TO Oh
n situation sasswomal In o class store.
The best city references given Address j. z. c. Post
aiEre, NJ. Y.
The New York herald., 1864-08-04

4 REsPECrABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS STU.
N aticn Ia small private family do gere. nj house
work M good cook washer and ironer Ca for days
ut ia Vest 18th 81.
The New York herald., 1864-08-04

A CLEAN. TIDY GIRL WANTS A SITUATION TO
IA cook. wash and iron do hopsawork a small
fsniy Good references Cali at 327 Is fourth foor
room,
The New York herald., 1864-08-04

A REsPECTABLE AND EXPERIENCED WOMAN,
II living in EoboAen wants child 10 at
Der residence. Can for day at l3i Amy
at. nrst floor.
The New York herald., 1864-08-04

A SITUATION wiNrED-BY 4 YOUNG GIRL, TO
IA do general housework In small private family. Call
49, EaSt 18th
The New York herald., 1864-08-04

4 LADY WISHES TO PROCURE A SITUATION FOR
n respects ble and obginy English chamber
ead and waitress nurse and feamstress. Call at s.
ReSt lltl ST.
The New York herald., 1864-08-04
EXCURSIONS.

GRAND PICNIC AT DAVID PoLLoCKs HOTEL,
VI Saersvie N H. on Thursday Al ust e. 1884, for tho
benefit OF Captain Timothy Waters ex Foreman Of No q
Engine Company, Of Kew York For tho convenience OF
those wishing to attend train win leave pier 70 North
river Central Raj road Of New jersey Al r. NJ
tnrning leaves satersve at r. N. Bodworth's eele-
band engaged. clam cho wer will be served up
ats p NJ Fare for the excursion from New York 20 Sal
tersve 20 Tickets for admission 10 tho
rrounds and chOYder 40 eents.
The New York herald., 1864-08-04

N7nn six MIN WANTED. AS SUBSTITUTES
IJU. this day 500 cash in hand accepted
Also volunteers and men for The invalid corps Apply al
the Paterson House, IS Ccrtandt street
The New York herald., 1864-08-04

v,uE LONDON sTEREosCorfC PHOTOGRAPHIC
l COMPANY, 80 BROADWAY
Have lust received from kurape
which thev selling at reduced prices.
THE LONDON STEREUsCOPIC AND PHOTOGRAPHIC
COMPANY, 5fs BROADWAY,
received Europe variety OF
VIEWS OF SWITZERLAND
AND tIS GLACIERS
SCOTLAND AND fRLLAHp.
ENGLAND AND FRANCE.
THE LONDON SrrRkOsCOPIc AND PHOTOGRAPHIC
COMPANY, 5fg BRODWAY
Usve inst received from Europe
4 FiNR ASSORTMENT or GARD PICTURES
Among which photogrs phs Of the
QUEEN PRINCE ALBERT, PRINCE AND PRINCESS
Of WALES, EMPEROR AND EMPRESS OF THE
FREKCa, sikA ksPsRB TERcENTEsARY.
<O. SC., al.
Also Chrome Lilhoffaphs OF The room In which Shaks
pete born, and endd selection OF French Albums
The New York herald., 1864-08-04

n bounty paid No humbug or swndle. Choice Of rcgt
nfent Come to office and IT, at A Hudson street,
Toboken Cottage between First and second streets o
bokcn. L. KELLER