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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-03-21
Sheriff s Sale of Real Estate,

Lewis Mechem beilhonI Coiiih'oh
soro,, MeebeG sS; and others. In Partition.
NY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE In
Is mis- case issued and TO me directed, l Will
ot,;er for sale at the front door of the Court
House OF said County, in st. clairsVlhe' on
% saturday, April 6th, 1867,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 10 CLOCK
p NJ of said day, the following descripeo prem
isas Situate in Belmont County, to wlt: 81
I'll, tho district of lands formerly for sale AZ Ma
,ietta. Ohio. and bounded and described ,s y iol-
inIvs rhe West half of the S. w. quarter OF sec.
"a Tn s. r.. l. containing 70 acres ana ii-ioo OF an
acre fo1ethey with that part of The NJ Il. quarter
of slid section lying and being on the Soutn
side of Cnptina Creek and ON the West slue OF
The piney Fork of said Captina creek tile cen
ire of said Captina Creek, with It's hleanuerlhss,
being the Northern boundary; containing io
sIsoNg acres and 36-lGO of an acre; beginning
fhr Tho snmp AT the T. f.. corner OF the ,. W. ~;
~ SOC ~ Tn B r. 4; running thence Norm q
narches ia the middle of Capttna Creek; thehce
West6 rods and 75-l 100; thence Soulh zz1 petclss
thence East.B T5- 100 rods TO the place Oh peeih-
Sai1 l,nds conveyed by Milton Daniord ana
wife to John Mcchem, ST., by dced OIL June i'h'
2,a,.,,s of SHE. One-third cash in hand, one
mi ri in one wear and one-third IN TWO years.
with Interest on deferred pay ments.
Abbrafseu at % 675 %. a. - ~
IL y tskNTLr h. PIPER, Sheriff BelmonI tpp w.
plNFopDlts KENNON, Att'ys for Pet'r 900
Sherff's Once, st. Clairsville, March l. loo''
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Our Finances.

The reduction of the amount OF the
public debt has taken fresh start. Dur
ing the month of January it was increas-
cd S14, $50 %; but last month it was re-
duced S19, ,5s5, ,S5S 76. 1t now stands Mt
81, $50, 7G3, $50 so, and the reduction since
November l, 1865, is S2l0, 900, $50 20. AT
the same rate of reduction it would only
require fifteen years to pay it OFF entirely;
but it is manifest now that the country
is not inclined to make so much haste.
There will be a very considerable reduc-
ton in our income, caused by the release
of various articles by the new Tax bill.
Mr. McCulloch still has power TO pay off
S4S, 900, 600 year, by the reduction of the
legal tenders, and when the new tax
system gets into operation it may result
that no more than from S60,0Op, 900 TO
S75 ,000, 900 Of the national debt can be
paid off during the present year. This
will be getting along fast enough, and
the speed might he further reduced with
out any dctriment 10 the public interests.
1t will be noticed by the official state
ment that the Treasury holds Sl0l ,2Tl ,03l
II in COMA very large sum, probably
greater than it has held at any one time.
Notwithstanding this fact, tie price OF
gold is falling.
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FARM FOR SALE.

TFHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS AZ ,ifN IniN tAin, "a ~
SALE irfs t'arnl, lying about lhies ti ron VI
the Nationai Road con sisting ot so arLSS pi me
best improved land in Tie CSy E, heISnp Frame
upon which isu large and coiihion,Vu G,nS and Two
large porshes. spring good spring House, ana
Coal House with stone paveinents to ebc. bob, ~
hofses Corn Crib, Wagon SLED GsX2So leet i, nnd
Carriage House, ali complete. Goal bahk i rnt ni,
te,heIres Of the best quality, teasll,S, fSae, ii,
0uinces Currants, Grapes Pnns sIes nl,9 tress5 r
"AIso % 81 acres OF the best quality OF piftlfie
land in a thiexly settled neiShporiioo' III
Hardin County, Iowa. -, ,o, tho sinh
sGiiiiioor' siiia On ttaI7i Sat Us THOMAS OSBORNE
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-03-21

A TIMELY SToRY.-When Mr.. Doug
las had canvassed Illinois against Lin
coln in 1858, and won his reelection as
Washington, and, like good Democrat,
called on the head of his party, Presi-
dent Buchanan. After mutual greetings
had passed, the President was first To
broach the all-absorbing topic: "Mr.
Douglas, what can we do with this dis
tracting Kansas-LecoInpton question:"
"Why, Mr.. President" responded the
Little Giant, az can imagine that we
should have some trouble with that mat
ter up at the Capitol, but l don't see how
you should have any, for the C0nstitu-
tion says: Congress shall make ail need
full regulations respecting the Territories;
but it says nothing about the Presidents
making any" plF
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Missouri Farm for Sale.

Ky iihirTroM ressf LANDD5io UNDER CULTIVATIoN
nSIfE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS THE ABOVE
wishes 10 embark in other business. There is
on the above premises good new m Frame ram i,a Harm
= "A doSpl,ie Iog House and Tenant houses and a
, GOOD Cisfern. 1t Is within 10 miles OF Rolla-
: eight miles OF salem, County seat OF Dent.l5
CLASS FIGURING Mil and Carding Maeline-s
miles from the Lake Spring Academy, and l. on
he road leading front Rolla 30 Salem. Win be
s1ld ON terms to SUIT purchasers. For further
inf0rnntfo Ion cafi on Tlos. Osborn, 81. CiairsviLe
o., or on the subscriber on the premlses; u I
iprr9 l.. r. HfEH. b
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Sale of Real Estate.

r WILL OFFER FOR SALE at PUBLIC Auction, Ion
/ on SATURDAY, THE 23D DAY Ot MAhvCa' AsLtvC
between the hours of 10 A. NJ y iP. M the ioilow ,
of Section No. I, Township 8, Range6; also a
part of the southwest quarter of said Sectlon
ter. thence West on the Section line ~ percnes
thence North and parallel with the Section line
lG0perches to the North boundary OF saiu quar' a
ner of said quarter thence with the East
boundary of said quarter i6O perches iS
first named quarter 2S acres of the Soutneasl
corner of the same, which was sold by Isaac
Monre tn William Moore. The tract to be SOLD
coufaining I6O Acres. and being the same o
which John Berry died seized. ,,.
Appraised at u 7,2OO. Terms of SALE one,thlro
cash. the remainder in two equal annual pay
Place of sale, ON the premises, in Kirl<woot
Township. ..-
Sold clear of the widows dover.
10y N'''--- -. HIRAM HASTINGS.
Eoh ., 1877 NV Admir- of John Berry.
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JOHN G.. WHlrTIER has written let
ter irclosing q sum in aid of the sufferers
of the South, and expressing his appro-
val of the movement for their relief
He says: Massachusetts,, so iiCrcely de-
nounced by the rebel press and hated
with such blind ferocity by the great
mass Of the men and women of the late
Confederacy, has never entertained any
feeling OF hate toward the people of the
South. She was forced sadly and reluc-
tautly to put forth all her energies for
the preservation of the Union and the
suppression of armed rebellion She
made for this obicct-terribte sacrifices OF
her best blood; her heart still aches with
It's bereavements, and the bitter mem-
ory Of the cruel treatment of her sons
but now, when those lately in armed
conflict with her are actually suffering
for lack Of food, / think 1 know the good
old Commonwealth well enough to prom
Use that she viii not stop to make nice
Determinations, nor to take council OF
revenge, ,butw will give literally, "upbraid-
ing not,
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Valuable Farm for Sale

CtfFttxrBp a MILE SOUTH or. LOf ~. ,Lss DS-
> VILE containing so AeTes % tifb mfbe s1mmer 1r irS
Mn.n,,eS. coon BARN with sheep house under
ppentn pepfhn6 and Wen close by; WAGON AND CAR; CAR;
RIAGE HOUSE. with CORN CitlB; Spfihg piltayn AIM i'm
Yprd. new smoke, coal, and wood houses, OLD LAM ana
Young orchards (both Of good size), Plum, reaf,
ouinee !Cherry, and Peach trees, good assort V
1Sent n Grapes, Raspberries, &c. 80 !
The gdund rolling beaHtiI,y rs % acres s OF
wood land: all well watered with never 1allihg
For further particulars call at my residence
ON the premises. roAC uAINES
Joydsyille Feb 3, 1867. .--r. =. rr- e'
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Farm for Sale.

OFFER At PRIvATES SALE until until Aprm sp{iuatsd ist
Y NILE East of Belmont, and joining the Z. U.
lit has ayoung orchard Of good nm, o irees
With cnrra,its, raspberries and grapes OF several
kinds DWELLING house e9nSslhhtMso Wagon Wagon
shed md grojnery all under the same coverlns.
The land is Of superior richness S ann pt9G snTng
abundantly. There is ON II aso q NV is 'i' '''-
one of the best in the County y.>,rrprrEp
Ian. 81, lS57-td* WIN. ALLE-> 'fA'' ~ ~.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-03-21
Administrators Sale of
Real Estate.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER granted by
| the Probate Court of Belmont County, ohio,
will offer for sale, at public auction, on 900
SATURDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF APflL, iooa,
NJ upon the premises, the following described
read estate, situate in the County Of BelmonIand
st. Clairsyille formerly belonging TO Wilmeth
Jones' deceased. Said lot will be sold free OF
dover. ..s......,. |.
Appraised at 81. 800. .,,,., -
Terms Of Sale: One-t third in hand, one-third IN
one wear. and one-third in two years from the
day of sale with interest," the payments 10 DC
well secured r. II. COCHRAN, Admir-
de bonis non of Wilmeth Jones, decd.
March II, 1887. .-4w = e".-.-. .s. .. .... ''
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DesirabIe Farm for Sale.

u, WILL, SELL AT TPRfVArESALEn my i5tll,i' 95ri
il situate one mile from the Nltaohai ho"'i'
tsJirecfIy south of the Great Western. .i -
7'The Farm contains SO Acres, having pIo-
portonate amount of timber II Is Wen nosf eerE
aeid eirhe fencing is IN thorough repair, having
an unusual number of fine gates. 1t has a gQod !,
Cottage House, splendid wSiloi iwSihtldin@ whut II
mas also q tolerably good orchard, WIN cloice
seiection and an abundance of Grapes ..t
- IL Is one of the prettiest locations ahudi'os'
desirable farms in the County. .,; T., st
: For terms inquire of the sunscriber, ~ '''
Clairsyllle lse27.tfl a M. a. A- MolA I-r
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-03-21

HOME PAPERs.-Nothingc can supply
the place of the home paper. 1t is the
mirror in which the town and neighbor-
hood news is reflected; in the social, po-
litical and religious circle where printed,
it fills place no other paper can. When
the need for economy compels the cur
tailment of your newspaper list, strike
off every other one before you say to the
publisher of your home journal, ''stop
my psper."-[National, Moundsville,
w Va |.fE r.E
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Shrriff's Sales.
Sheriff's Sale Of Real Estate.

Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate.
John NafS W. WoodcocS, &C her husband, eel1n eem@on
Robert Abel JoSn Ss Abel George In Paftition Pasas
Abel, Jr. and Harriet Keys. ! 80, S.,
Ny VIRTUE OF AN order OF SAFE issuea en}, ron
IS the Court of Common Pleas of said county,
will offer for sale, at the front dooroi the court
House, in st. Clairsvllle, in said County, on
saturday, the eth day of April, 1867,
,, ,paa,, l,e hours of 10 o'coclS A. NJ and O'Clock
p. NJ, Of said day, the following lands and tene-
4 reftain tract or parcel of land conveyed by
abraham Workman to George Abel, IN Decsin-
Nor iS25. wing and being in Pultney TownshlP
Belmont County Ohio, it being part OF bn9 ,. r. =
quarter Of Sec. o. H. 3 n Up In the a,stlts sta o
in hecenterof West Line Of said 9narter tenS. sec
non Iine: thence n. l8D poles; thence West lo'
poles; thence - poies 5. to the pilGe @ oi pes'ii
ming. containing 100 acres, more or less.
Apnrnised at q, 800. Terms Of SAFE, cash -
: SAINT. B. PIPER, sheriff Belmohl Io''o'
r. ~ CHAMBFRs. Pitts. Atty. ,o.o,
Sheriifs Ofiice, March I, 1857. -,.t SOw
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a Choice Farm for Sale.

r yyJuI, sEJJ AT PRIVATE SALE. at a bar
odin. the Farm on saltwater Creek, Belmont
County Ohio NEAR ear Es%ptl Esspptl Farm. ia hrN"oo"
rf,is Is one of the best farms in the NorthWeSS6 S
part Of the County-contains. leS Acres, ioo
acres cleared and in grass or unaeF pui'
the balance well timnered. ,.,. .,,,,,,,, ,,,,
There are on it good Barn, with stan,ing r1o uao
der it. a two-story Dwelling House, tWo "a, g Z.
hhar;,iy Orchards of choice fruit, anu is ull-
IerIaid with n good vein of coal, easy Of access
n is situated within ~ miles 3t the Na@tnona' @ u
I,nad with n good level road TO the PIKE, anu IL
Weu watered and adapted to stock or gram
growing. - ,.,r,,o t;o, relative
to The nrce and terms call on the subscriber, on
his Sarhl. az miles Northeast of MorrlsloWn, oi
address him by letter, al Morristowh' beliiAo',
County ONO, ~ THOMAS MCCALL.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-03-21

THE Loyal Leauge srapidly spreading
itself throughout the Southern States
In Georgia there are thirty thousand
members enrolled, while Alabama con-
tains nearly one-third that, number
There is not Southern State but con-
tains hundreds of the League Lodges
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-03-21

THE latest exhibition rumor is that
some adventurous members of the Eng
lish swimming clubs have determined TO
swim across the channel on their way to
the exhibition. They are to be accom-
panied by umpires In boats and areto be
furnished with planks to rest upon at
stated intcrvals.H sli fn.g tr gHd
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Farm for Sale.

,Y,uE sIIBsCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE his
.pieasarStiy situated homestead Of 100 Acres,
~ of n mile East of the village OF Sewellsviiie'
Said Farm isip good condition, about " y, acres s
cleared well watered and well gpfNS fS
traa. ,f choice fruit jrst commencing, to bear;
me buildings are Dwelling House, Barn a,aa ana
Stable Inew), Corn Crib and Wagon Sneu, WIN
necesSs nv outbuildings. .-..,... y = .,-....,.,4
Any' person Wishing to purchase desirapie nia,o
s,tpefion will do well to apply to the supscrlper'
on the premises. ...J ...fr',i -Ii Tc .D.I.
Terms lsa, VIII ,pe pe 'eeS'' 'ee's'' 8. SHEPPARD.
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a,sal Gstate for Sals.
Valuable Fam for Sale

rI,UE viii sell at private sale
the we'll known and desirable Chd.oner
Farm, situated on Captina Creek, 2 miles rom
Armstrong's Mills, 2% miles from Dorsey 5 Mills,
and miles from the Ohio River. - -
This farm contains p73 Acres, 200 acres clear clear
ed, 100 of which is choice bottom, well watereo,
well numbered. There is 4-foot vein Of excel
lent Coal on the Farm and abnndaaese Oh ,at, IT,
to nrjoe and terms call on or address by letter,
at Newark, Licking County, Ohio;
MARI @ COLLINS & THURSTON.
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FOR. SALE.

nEsIRING TO GO WEST, the subscriber ,,9 q, |,
| fers at private sale, TWO LOTS IN IHE 5
T0wN or BELMONT, on which there is a good
rWo-STORY FRAME HOUSE, containing G SIX
rooms with cellar Also NEM H oer nRM ontbniid-
mus MONTRAVILLE H0LLINGSWoRTH.
feIi-7W ,
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House and Lot for Sale.

II OFFER FOR SALE Houseand IMo Lolsal .i
L Glencoe Belmont Comfy, Ohlo. Inc mouse
js new one-story frame with two rooms, Lols
under fence. Suitable for any person ,rns Hesir-
ing to carry any mechanieat nusneSss iSSiiis
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Nntets.

CHERMAN HOUSE, BRIDGEPORT, OHIO.
- HUGH MCNEELY, Proprietor.
RB- AdJot,aing the Bank Block, opposite the Rirer
Bridge. .
The Proprietor respectfully announces that
he has fitted up anew and has opened House
for the accommodation of the travelling public,
and that he will spare no pains to cater to the
wants of those who may favor him with their
custom.
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aSeal Gstate tor. Safe.
N ,,S.,,aM Ea.n. f0r Nate.

r OFFER FOR SALE MY FARM, containing
10 AcresTsituated adJaceht.to the town of
Ioydsville, Ohio, 49, ,.,,,.. r,,,,so
GOOD stable and other outbuiidings, also an
SrchaId OF Young trees of the choicest IIult.-,--
The Farm Is well watered, and under gooo cui-
tiva1ion. ul.. u ..,,.-. -. 49, s,,,,scri,er
foS rSi iui ''i'i S. q. HAINES.
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EWIS HOUSE, ST. CLAIRSVILLE, o.
II VIM. p. FRASIER, Proprietor
aB-This well known Hotel has been renovated
and refitted, and now affords superior accommo-
dations.
OMNIBUSES leave the House daily for Wheel,
ing at ~ A. NJ. and p. NJ; for Cambridge and
intermediate points at 1917 A. NJ; M0rristown
Hack at 81 p NJ; Hack for Cadiz on Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and saturdays, at ~ A. NJ.
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EIss PRIsCILLA p. ALEXANDER,

a EIss PRISCILLA p. ALEXANDER,
.lN TIT7 ST. CIAIRSVILliE, OHIO I'd -f
Has lust received a new and fashionable assort-
ment of l.--,.sl
BONNETS, RIBBONS, AND TRIMMINGS,
of ali kinds, Style and varieties, and viii sell on
terms 20 suit every one who may favor her with
W W = = = y MADE BONNETS
nj VA Y ON hand She is prepared to manufacture
y i CfITIDRENS BONNErS AND HATS,
with neatness and dispatch which cannot fall
70 siors e'sisie S opposite the Gazette once,
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aelisft,lanenms.
7IRsT NATIONAL BANK OF ST. CT

= = - - - =
I. IRST NATIONAL BANK OF 81. CLAlRS-
! WILLIE. CAPITAL SlO0,UOO.
a5-Bank open from . A. NJ. until p. NJ. Dis
count days TUESDAYS, at 10 A. NJ. Money received
on deposit. Collections made and proceeds re-
mitted promptly. Exchange bought and sold.
Directors-Ross j. Alexander, David Brown,
,Joseph Woodmansec, George Brown.
ID. ID. Il. COWEN, President.
H. C. WELDAY, Cashier.
ENRINT 81 NAGLE, MERCHANT TAILORS,
IL and dealers IN -,
READY-MADE CLOIIIlNG, GENTS, FUR
NISHING GOODS, HATS, tAPS, &C.,
ST. CLA A1RSNILLE, OHIO.
EB- Agents for the SINGER SEWING MA
CHIMES. These Machines are undoubtedly the
MACHINE TWIST, THREAD, SPOOL COT
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T1IRST NATIONAL BANK OF ST. CLAIRS-
J. WILLIE. CAPITAL Sl00,000.
a1-Bank open from A. NJ. until p. NJ. Dis
count days Tuesdays, at 10 A. NJ. Money received
on deposit. Collections made and proceeds re-
mitted promptly. Exchange bought and sold.
Diyecf0TS-Ross j. Alexander, David Brown,
.Joseph Woodmansee, George Brown.
ID. ID. T. COWEN, President
H. C. WELDAY, Cashier.
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WARTS PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
II HSUi Ola T13SVILIIE, OHIO.
LIKENESSpsS OF EVERY STYLE and price.
PICTURES of every kind FRAMED 10 order,
on short notice. il
Also, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS and CARD
PICTURES of celebrities always on sale.
ks-Building on Main Street, IA few doors West
of the TreasuFers Office. Rooms on first floor.
open in nll kinds of weather.
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Professional Cards.

nR. J. w. FISHER, DENTIST, 81 claire
nS-Ofiice and residence on South side Main
Street, in building formerly Known as Union
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IvERY STABLE.
ID. G. d q. G.. NEISWANGER
Announce 20 the public that they Will furnish
HORSES, BUGGIFS, HACKS, CARRIAGES,
AND OMNiBUSES,
at all hours, with or without drivers.
Enquire at the National Hotel.
The New York herald., 1867-06-12

happy and will forge. the grea. service rendered
by your army Send at once 10 me your cavalry 10
keep Marques in check while you come
PoRFIRIo DIAz
HEADQUARTERS, Army OF OPERATIONS
PURIsIaA, May ls, 1867 I
As informed you In my telegram Of yesterday, the
day after took Queretaro my forces began TO move
in the direction Of the city Of Mexico and the move
ment was continued until have sent II, 600 men. I
intend 10 Join you with this army Send your nstruc
tons to me- and they will be faithfully carried out.
M. ESCOBEDO.
To Major General PoRYRIo DrAz, commanding Eastern
Military Division
Advance the City Of Mexico.
The following is a letter from Escobedo to Governor
Gomez, of Nuevo Leon
LA PuRIsIMA, May I8, 1891.
Governor MANUEL q GOMEZ, Monterey -
MY DEAR FRESD-On the 10th inst. began 70 move
my forces the city Of Mexico The vanguard s COM
posed Of 900 Yesterday 5000 left here, and 20.
morrow 4 900 more will start With this army, 1900
strong, win join General DIaz placing myself under
him.
Up to this moment have the following prisoners:-
Fifteen generals including Maximan; about 500 sub
ordinate officers, and over 200 privates.
Yours truly, N. ESCoBEDO
The New York herald., 1867-06-12

QUEBEC, June II, Io0I
An application viii be made ss the nszs session Of Par
ilamen, 70 incorporate join. stock company, with
capital Of s2oo ooo for me purpose Of running steamers
bs.wssa ousbsc, Montreal and other p0ns % eaDsd
M s,n,.,.r. s.,,yps for the past week shew sha:
sss s.,vrsrss s,rvsd onIy thirty Of whom remained
= Csnsds. the remainder proceeded 70 the Western
"a's~ 81. cAruxsmus June \, ,'lscT.
The propeller which was ammsd in INC voc. has been
roes~u clsss and nsvissson WI b rssansd soso'S
sN1sneoa
The New York herald., 1867-06-12
Escobedo's Address 90 his Army-Exchange Of
Qmcial Congratulations.

Qmciai Congratulations.
Escobsdo issued the following order conratuating
the liberal army on their success
Mariana Escobedo General Of Division Of the republic
OF Mexico, and in Chief Of the Army of the North,
and commanding the troops operating upon Quere-
taro-
republic is indebted for one Of It's triumphs-the
eandest obtained in the long struggle which the nation
rebel city o oerearo the ssrooges. fort Of The empire
after q heroic resistance OF two months worthy OF
better CAUSE, has succrmbed. Fcrnando naximilisn,
largo number Of generals chiefs and officers with all
the garrison are our prisoners. would fail 70 do my
duty a. soldier, and be traitor 10 my conscience
freeman and loyal Mexican, " renamed silent upon
the heroic deeds and moro heroic sacrnces. With the
his country without food and often without single
cartridge you have challenged DEATH lighting unceas
ngy against large number Of troops, composed Of
elements OF war perfectly fortncd and commanded By
The bet generals Of The old army who unfortunately
invaders and sustaining 70 the last hour the
foreigner that another foreigner, the kmpssor
erected .ss With the Of his sO these sas
exist more ts remnants have Aed 70 France 70 hide
their shame loaded with the curses Of tbe whole coun.
try and carrying the sad that more than nail tneir
comrades have paid with their blood Tor the caprice Of
Companions in arms-Tt Ia OF no importsnce that am
bilious men have At the price OF thor conscience mis-
represented your deeds the truthful history VIII place
ssss o one I'm he ~so n,.
at homes In the cities occupied BY the invadsm con.
themselves over those who like you have fought con-
stantly ana without rsss for the sacred principles Of
! Independence and liberty.
soldsrs-n the Of the rspublic and We supreme
Government congratulate you with oil the s1ss1on o.
nv soul and consequent 70 the programme which has
bean trncsd 70 me. will continus until Ne have -
cupsa peace and order and win ths future destiny o.
Long i've the repubicl Long live the national inds-
usndeoos MARIANA ESCOBgDO.
HaApouARrms AZ PuRrHnA, Nay 1s. 1891
me following raslaton Of the ofncial congrstu-
lassons exchanged between General Das and General
GvADALUpH HIDALso. Nay 10 1857.
General EeConwo:-
congratulate you most heartily on the srsas good
vou have done coustry with the victory II ycstcr
dsy - insures independence and happinena rease
conessulae IN my name snA my subordnasss your gal
ant army thsiF triumph which am eesoraainq here
= were ~ swA We psas ~ nsxics vnl -
The New York herald., 1867-06-12

AAsAEr, Juns II, 1907.
rhs Convention came together again Iass evening and
despite Grselsy's wrath sdjosmsd wsthous usnscNns
~ bssissm TAe sypsseD vD aGss,v " oosfogp -