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, 1863-06-07

ThompsonJ JullnsTcEry 4 r Dr. Thornton Jams
ThompeonyarnesTias Chs s Thrsadsold Thos
W " '' ~ Tomlinson Geo JToomey PD
Thompson &C Tahlin FW TFans % chas
Thomas fho Wn Tucker @ Il Tha1nbar Mauzn
Thomas Joseph Tu1neyWH &eo
u1br3ght Henry
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ysnSealSn yiasSnt vsssss,elwnHsysil
Xail : 5 s XXsisatsas p P se TsaDse43yg2 3g9, HFy
ssisS x xssd.|ss Ss saysssss
Vance David E Vance David E Vilb1ight Henry
Xaletine 3 yieke1y chas " Xanta; ;se1l VI W%a
,VansSsoisk mr. Vahey Mark cob
Vahey Mark :.
Wright wm Welsh Edwin AsMa1dron Hframs
%ssesT %sea %s6stt Fs?sp Shtp !ss@eR
Woods Wsst .Ws3;ass WsSass r.
Wood 4 & co Wells EP Walker " rev.
Woodosc Geo Wells Dictara JWarner ambrose
Wright Thos Wells RICHARD 2Wataon Wm
Woods Frank Wallace Simon Meeh r
W1enhast Chas Whcadon &c Waldo A
WoodEord r B Webster Geo Wentworth 1ex
Warwick E Watson Geo Walker 0Eial
Wooicott 4 Walker Geo n Wells Albert
Whitfield mr Welton g II Waum Alfred q
Wills Chas Wall Il Wagner Anthony
Welsh All 1dgeu1EamWa Waller q CO
Welsh Dennis genl Watts Ch =
Warrar q n Warren r Walker Fr1.iS
Winters John M51iams Edwd i3son Wi1son &lsln Blac6
%{s5s.: " %5R@Sasy5 }9 i;.5 %;ssf 5GsetAan
Wilson Joh9 White Thes WhPPle RW
Whtsre Wias.s wm Sss wlas4 Mss
WIZ %hfs1& ; - y %i!!!smson T pMiisSa jqsR 5
Wind WRslqx foes 1i4 Wseost
Whelan Mart Whitbeek A. Williams = capt
Wiley Martin White Alex ir Williams Geo
wbiteside Thos White 4 d Williams JOS 4
Wilson Jas Willis Welsh Hich1H
Williams Jas II
Yo1k Ftank3[a 4atn Young chas Youps oop snk, YIN
John YesPps esps vm 4ooks tadezn aIex
Younge JosephEY YoanElove Jo- Young ChaflcsL
Yonng Alexan1r sephE capt
YOuugs JoaephE
initials.
Chicago Wearing CO. Photographic Gallery.
The Pump Temple Manufactures. :: Managers
of the Gtcat Western Gilt Club. President OF
Audubon Club.
Persons wishing drop letters advertised mnss
| 0ftl1 three cent stamp.
t- Office open from 1st Of April to 1st Of No
vcmher, from I q. N. till 8 p m. FROM November
lit till April 1st. from A. N. till p m. and on
Sundays HON ESQ a. N. till 1G:f5 am.
1S1 j. L, SCRIPTS, P. NJ.
, 1863-06-07

Z. JBNIEo, t1UrHVllg U1 NE"
~ &rlesas,> whose uusIvatled success III the treat
tacut Of Chronic Mercu.al. Blood and other dlseasea
THAT REQUIRE sKnLFUL TREATMENT.
Has permanently located himself Ut IS Randolph
Ftreet, Chicago Dr. James isrecommendedb BY the mo
cal faculty and the almost cqre pscss Of the South
1housande Of unforsnnates hleas DR.. JAMES who.
but for lin. would be living miserable exist
enca The enyi1ole reputation Dr. James enjoys from
the Lakes to tie Gull is the result Of yea1s Of study
Aad observation
Dr.. James uses no Mercury. 1odde. PotassI A1senlc
6aEsapar1llA in the treatment Of blood dIseases
put neutraltzer, which Is positive curc.
Organic Weakness cured BY new and 1afAI1ole
xuethoo. saving both time and expense
Once and pa,loss ut 8s I:ancolph street. {up stas
Qf1ce hours from L. H. Until 8 r II
CONSULTATIONS nsVI0LABIK.
H.e<1
, 1863-06-07
4eQl 4gf6fs.


" ALUAB LANDS FOR
sALE.--By direction Of the Hon. Secretary Of
the Interior the undeEsgned will receive scact bkt8
70: Y puEchass Of aay Or ~ :ha lands hereinafter
Farmtt & Lands In Miune.eta.
These lands con prtee what 40 known ~ tho VIII
uehaSo TEu5t 1auds~ IN The Stxto Of Ma2e+ +otA, aud
viii Be sold The highest and bess bidder Ia trscts
rot exceeding one hundred and sl1ry acres each nnd
se ptoylsions Of trtasy concluded WITH re Wiaas-
approved February 2ls lss enti'ied An ACT for thu
Removal Of tho Wlnnehago lodians and tor ths aala
OF the Reservation Ia 3fnnesota for thelr hene1t"
~ bld wln oe entertained At rats les;haa twot!os
tha p.Ey mailing he 10 .sfs.a P1ea a = s
such notice TIC party saaI tall % aka tha
undersigned tho land for which such old vas made
will he subject f1r safe 70 any other person Patents
III fe Issued and Transmitted 70 PuIcasssss ~ soon
Payments msy os made either i1 cass or n the cor
is.aed by M Co1aissaoner .! inaa Affairs Eor he
debts said Indiana and secnred TO- be paid out Of
the proceeds OF shn sale Of said lants bv the third ~
s!s o1 ING treaty r. aoevs mentioned The r2ht y -
mnss be scaled saa addftahea t. dc nodal sizaed-
bsso Trust Lands"
, 1863-06-07

TArrack John TeA JaueA 1oVett W Henry |
LfyyLM Lacey ArthurT Locke VIM q
iandrethJohnU lee i F Lynch MichaelM |
Larry John Leach All Lyke Martin
Iarock John Lafayette N a. Lake Marcus
Ingie Joseph Low Losy Matthew
eo5ssSs Ssha a'S9 teo5is Wal
Iaugblina asmithi eddy Patrick Lynn Patt
Ialam Wi]liam Leland Cyrus Low AG
Ltncese Martin Lindon Chas Lyman CT
Iecois Wm q Leigh Patrick Lotus Patcy
Ivy L ii wiechazlea q Logel sapt
}Ias - 4aItfsgton HI IssS S:s5i S$ibnrsh
Lsesstt eesy fi Hobsrt LawrtnceJs Lockwood steph-
Laily Thomas Lar.away Wal chi
Hsa: tss TSSs0'gs 1i.Sts1l ass DR. tgsa' Egea :
Iitt!o NC Lupenka1t VIM Lynch Flnerthy
Lenabockcr Lukas John Lynch Thomas
Lewis dr 1omisJ 1oreIy mr.
vis.H Lewis 5asW i s captLocieJosephH 3 Long So
Moss Me5 MoR y9sn SenH MoiSnsy MMeny naa. ss
neSps capt " ai''[ . %olIyy sy F!ss sapt %shdl
Mott Thos Mortimer F1an- Martin John
MorTess Ab MoscIyR Mchldrum JAMES |
Morton SeoW MURPHY Francis Msssasl{ joe
Mo5se aeSw asS Mss ISspsn 3SsR
Morrison James Morey Wm Meadows Wm
Monroe jas captNorse II lIartln " 8 co
Murphy John MooEo MmA Martin mr
Norris J91m oSo, oHFe capt Maaon asps Sona natss
MMnThpy Mn[1ny osen5 yoan Mofrisey i Mtehc1 ucnry
%snyssS eaPh %ssss ss%ss1 MsSs} }s@ss
%s;s %s5eSS S %is5{5 %;is: 5s$a ESS
&sF 3s@ ssa Jos b.
Miief Mitcs eo as3e Sae Nv D1yu ay sw na''a00"
Miiicr natusc Manple Ed Mu1;en& &Barnard
Miller n MaIEman EU Maloney Patrick
liz Mi,eesa Gso Maxwell au' 'Ro5s 5 e2%shr PeteF s
Miller Thos Marston RIB MathewsGW
MsF MisFh s11a es4s H5'a Mans1 MIdesp 5ss hsn7
%ssSs :sss: hs'gs En- %s:;|$
len sson 5ofn SsS Man9oa
Murphy yJesemIahMears Sidney A Martin $ Wesley
ss MsssS 9 ssass
ssSSS HsssI r. &ssss
Da1f Nun fete saa''' Meshin Thos Maesan a I Henry
Murphy EFF Mead Thos Madison Alfotd
Ma!sha1i haha Il sanl wIssriile rils dnbcrt 1'A
macs
nfcnon,cn n McDermot Mccarty MlcM
MrIeyie Peter McCann II McHaIe Thos
| 1tcTonol1f.tc,s = r Wc1nnrv f5.nr,e
III Mcfaae Honaii ner
| Mcij1eror Clar- McFar1ane Rob NcCatty Tho5
ence ert Mcconnell Thos
1aEn'""" liz ILL McRtth la Mcshery Geo
| NcEarv pat-rcr Sfcf;ssS + r. rant McEcntry Henri
| E1cNriiv cart Mcf}ethjN
McTerT1nf Inn, Mrsnndhnrch McNab Jeue
Mcclenfic Dor McEafran McElain y
renee McAlnnon 1AsJ aGLeo" aAe@"l~
5!eDonalo ~ gn41giM9elntS1e 4g y Janlcs VT
MGanguy " :" MaHEo JUN 141iI, Ms1.nn a N,1
| or AcAtoW 1nq 41C 4feCulGIa ~; 4 M aN.n
Mchentl3 4a4ietMc atlaHu SAo a1st.a1 Tn
McSoFe9M ~ otACLa1o yqHn i41,y1tJ ~ Srae+.
McGtu1e Mc1AI5Y MiCGaei1MetSa..5 tiGi111 % H.t
AcDcnalo SANDY a1cntiue SI1t1 tSn'
McAuEfaFo a. AcnonHeA at!cli, a!cai ,.1"4t+,., W"
McGa1n jas AcNa1nry aueaAc1uefs naf11
NcNulty John
|
Ecwkfrk WIN Nichols us Nye mr.
Norton. Bobb 4 Neal HI NeIAud Marten
co Ncsblt rev Nsghten John
Nash Henry Nash Ebcn Neil John
, 1863-06-07

Chicago Wearing Co. Photographic Gallery.
The Pump Temple. :. Manufactures. Managers
of the Gicat Western Gilt Club. President OF
Audubon Club.
, 1863-06-07
Qbifago Qribn1te.
MONDAY, JUNE 8, 1868.
LIST OF LETTERS


Remaining uneal1ed for In the Chicago Post
Office,
, 1863-06-07
Epktiui d Dti1fG.
" OLFE'S AROMATIC sCa1Hc
w DAM ECHNAPPS.

- ~ q A
Nv
~ DAM 6CHAAPP6. ,-.,ox,
AuniveEssl curative in cosscaPI1oa'9 9c"o'''s
x.,.,,s T..
@e~oosA'~e. ,t, Esrc,tx AZ a CatholI.
Recommended pJ the AeolcA = A.~N3 as e@.S1
een in the removal Of DYSPEPSIA IN Ill 11 ioi0@'
.pe ~ beea Whom .rirA, rs .stested by univssa
...d,r., tnst,u,,ny.
- -,,..,c and Fplyept PropeItde9 OF the 'Aro-
ltt ulufe. ..s- =, ..,,a.., =, aa.ta.H,,- ar,rx
n.t.c stA'edam scanapps. ssnoet II oeeaasats smS.-
ous can't and Khcunstasu Il taken IN tho form Of
HArn punch. TIE pauens NanE ~a1miT coFeseo n'"eo'
s..s pprc alcoholic disAtop viii eject speedy cnte.
80, ..t,t ,r,o, ,,e,uo,., and ena.noo6ir Astf,.
taken as not t2u2ca u "'e.a,ss
na. It Affords lmmsolAte Seaea nom fae distressing
rv.nrtomA
.n,,,,., .na .r..,o, ,,.r+1.. ., ,,-aa+, tbs
bs IL peeoial anu sPeeloc quA1-e@.At @.3esNs ~ 1.e
cold saxe in Aue snd Fever and prepares the eysteu
NJ tho nan,ttea curatives of this
fttscatA
.s-1.t4.ns =, rho,,.. r,ho,a,. wcrhns and Cole
4rrzovcs sn.an rstares tic function Of the 1iver.
nnd,v o,odnccs oal,hf aec,rtIona IL should be ta-
tnr ,n,.ed u tn Int ,r.,er sud sugar,
AnnKer,tne A Tonic and Pur11er Of the Blood. 4
Aria, ~ rn.., vear. III nj climates and under III cir
, 1863-06-07
Circulars Furnished upon Application.
RICHARDS MANUFACTURING co.
100 & 1872 Westinghouse,
: 70. BOX 1872. CHICAGO.
[my31. eI+1yl
DROVOST MARSHAL GENE

Wasu1yaTo3. May I'D 1868.
been honorably discharged on accnuet Of wouqds 0,
aa6 ~ and Who e enter she s:ryice ia sag
OrdsIs ~ lts Of !s6s from ths r. Yer Department gent
officers are requested to comply promptly With TIE
provisions Of hatoIder snd e seaa theiE written ap
invalid Corps {statng the character Of their dfsabilt
~ With as ttlc delay ross,9le t. re Acans A.
they 1nay be such Acting Assistant Provost Marsha
General Will at once forward the applications, with
oficefs Isl the invalid Corps vil be appointed IN
General 0,aer No ID, oflS3. from War Depart ment
Their ray and emolumeIts will commence fran data
date Of Organization Of .te respective commands tt
which they mag be assigned. j: 3 Fey.
ny9p e559aW pIoS0st Marshal atnsEat.
, 1863-06-07

J. AIS OFFICE. TAsu1ua1ox, D C., May q ls65.
All men no desire to join any particular Regiment
ptesent Themselves At my time next thirty
daJs to the Board Of Enrolment in their respective
DtTtcfs The Board shall exnInIne them. and det.r
nine nPon ther fitness e. te sstVtss fonnd to
te transportation tickets to the general readez Eous.
.. ~ ot the a P.osest
tnieEene1al they shall be duly BY
and dshurRltg officer and ga;d oX nin the
bounty allowed BY Law. JAMES h:FK1.,
tuYS4 es1Glnl 9EoTQsE AAf808l Gt0eths*
, 1863-06-07

johnson ECharaJohpson r B
johnson & sous johnson Lyman :
johnson Thos Jolles ] Jolln Il
Johnton EdwinF Jones Thos ] :
johnson JW Jones Chas G
johnson James Joucs 4 $ =.
johnson j Il jordan John :
Johusop John Joedon Edwin 8 !
JOHNSON John F Jewell John r :
, 1863-06-07
DR. HILLIARD-Long and fl

nR. H1LLIARD-Long and f.
IL rosahly known In the Northwest has bis Office
It Randolph street Chicago up stairs. for tbs cusa
f nh deeasea trmale. Special attention given
to all maladiea Of long standing. 1haye cured SONG
OF the worst casca Of blood diseases ever known In
this country, Patients dtstance can consult ma
BIZ letter with every confidence Advice gr&zts. En-
close stamp to secure ready answer to iuter1osaons
Female Golden Lunar Pills. price ono d71lsr per box
sent to di4tance thrcn tnree-ceut stamps are TO
quixed torrepay postage. ot1c hours from L. IL til
1DP II. r. O. Boz s59o Chicago. H. m533-e5sS2w
, 1863-06-07

sIhornpeou E y mrs
Thomas Elizabeth miss 2
Thompson Hattie l. mrs
Thompson Mary L
Towle F 4 mrs
Tounsend Sarah
Touccy E II mrs
Towsley Maggie mrs
Tounse1d George mrs
, 1863-06-07
1roposals
NOTICE TO DEALERS IN
ETATK0NEE1V.

Nr0rr1r YT0 nrtTEDc TN
IN ~ l. 1CLt 1O nILaAC1hC 4N
IN
ETATK0NE.RV
e,.,.a ,-.,o,.,. t,, f,,,,.b,rrxth. st,+o ~ row.
paui.1sals M @ ~ ~ - - Iii ~
VIII - pet !Hs ~ ~ ~ c.ata WI ~ ,a
a. ~ tt - .st III h 5fst E} - ~ I, - w
Moes u az ssate nntt me IA I1s ~ qay Xxx cb ny
a. none o. saia day "a tae sata aay sqGm @ 10
40 s 70 t
tracsng Oh tue part of Il sste resesvng rgnt
let fhe contract IN pay to different bidders advts
able ProuossIs must bo accompanied by samples Of
the articts TO he frrnishe Ech ssld hrtIcIs ara to
hn ierered 1t the nc ri the Secretary Of Sate al
Eapial on or 6efore he lib sT q october 1s1t
over amount lid: NeAs' 0'1~'' ~ ''-' -@e
e's1 "'A4"1s" "' rs.1rnrIE
,.oo roam. booF n.nerHa.4sa liz ,ncbe.
,:sn9 feams M Legal zap,
* * rent1s renms sSotmGsc'1 ~ rsn aose.
x Ieotns 49, cAP.
II rsans Letter PapeF.
~ leans RHG1ss R9S poss-
en " rsa1,s sa1ms a,1 WV e,"nfSr HVStr ,ane-
& S9 reame 1s Gnmnhfet sn,Tem ,aA'
o. f 5SaMs a pnq1Ia1IGs ~ ~ eVn ~ S5it,,A
= enys1ioRss. NO. 1S791 79ineh- 1nch-
* noI tnH tnd s1amue; nans ;with tiaver r,sna
- w. E04 Qe1s Niso e4foH &*s1*
, 1863-06-07

Nfmpuoi.

pEMUV AL. -----
IL CHARLTB COMEToCK.
Agent Of tle Salt Company OF 0noadagua, hxs 70
1norod Lis otle< 10 178 South y atcr street.
Nnondaua Salt OF all k1nde t0f nka by cargo 4rd In
ot- totEsf pulc.ases1. ny1t dali In
, 1863-06-07


MurnhvM;ch,el
WoroneyMicllaal
sei.t,1ljs n
Nchd1U
Mainly .fan,esF r
Malone .I,,T,ns .
Marin .Inl,n i
.WatHews.Inscnh
Nch1jrnn,Janes
SfoTwJobn
NsrshalI ,Ioe
W,.;lntt .Inhn
Msfnnt. .Jnh
Muptrnrrf Wn
1f.1dnws wm
1Ta~wait VIM
Nort,n
HIartfn mr.
.Wssnn :InhnO
1T...,rs & Ilatn5
Titcl,a.1I Vnnv
Mitci,ei Jaulcs
Mitchell .Inmt,a 2
'MiiiarJo1,r 8
, 1863-06-07
Wupnrt1,frBbE

TOPARTN ERSH1P.-The un-
I der.tsne6 have this day formed cop.rsnczahtp
fnT rhe Il aosect1on OF general Commission b7stnees
n.der the trua naEp Of HOWE isDBbIh3. Uulco. Id
SoDth Water street, Chicago. Ii.
Chicago, May 1st 1868. SAMUEL AVNE,
Hy:-dsfaS Sl E. Y, ROBBINS.
, 1863-06-07
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS

For Warehouses. Elevators, Shaft
ing, Pullies, Betting, Buckets,
and Warehouse Machinery,
Furnished to Order.
New and Eecond-Hand
Portable and Stationary Engines
Of the most approved styles.
, 1863-06-07
WITH LATE IkAPR0vE vEkaENTS.

Claims Of Superiority !:
/. They shell clean from the Cob In every
condition Of Grain.
2. They do not eut or grind the Corn
.. They clean the Grain in perfect eondl-
ton for Market.
d. They are b1ilt ENTIRELY OF IRON !.
combining great strength, simplicity and dara-
bility, and are universally ACKNOWLEDGED, as
now perfected, the
CHAMPION OF THE WORLD.
, 1863-06-07
CHAMPION OF THE WORLD,

Testimonials:
We have sir Of Richards Bhal1ars; have
shslled nearly Million Bushels Of Corn; We
commend them to the Grain Shippers Of tho
West, after ample trial and experience.
Bignedp I'LL. CENT. B. 3. co.
We think the Machine superior to all others
They shell perfectly clean from the Cob, with
ont breaking the Grain.
{signed.) M1cH. CENT. 3. R.C0.
We commend them to all Grain Shippers.
Bigned) ..........
6TURGEs, BUCKINGHAM 4 co.
, 1863-06-07

Persons wishing drop letters advertised mnst
at1l1 three cent stamp.
f~ Office open from tst Of April to 1st Of No
vcnnher, from a. N. till s p. m. FROM November
Sundays from ESQ d. N. till t0:f5 am.
2x9 j. L. SCRIPTS. P. NJ.
, 1863-06-07

Choose betxeed Beauty vIEuE and Health. OF Faded
Looks and Premature Decay.
The Caskct of Pearls J.!
Containing Secret Counsels forfhe
Nothers, Wives and Daughters Of America
o. CERTAIK PoIK18 Of vital importance essential to
their beauty. rtgoF and Health.
By Madame BEACxoSr. French Physician.
On fnclpdnE n cents Madame Beaumont, r. o.
Box 6s57 Chicaf o. IL the hook Will be sent tnee to
any mart Of the United States. 11y2+eI54w
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-03
v aX'iOlES Items.

Inc Indians arr committing outragcs in
COOK county, Texas. Several horses have
,4'V'' ''''' S'o''"' IN" a NUMBER OF persons
'A'' '''s'' N''t'" an" sC"'Peo'
17"' N az S""sF Ma" Issued an order allowing
p''Soi'" 10 transport cotton TO the Mexican
sit, ~ ,,.a, M ,-' ; o.,i' "oO l',," 'n' '''S''
tbS r. G~enan ,a~.; tr,,' .tl 0", ,A'''' "'''
"e''1 '''0 S"'' VI
~, o,oo,,.. r,..,
.1' ~. wv '''' "''" '''g'"0''' ''
~, n., y,.,. ...,.
~ ~. .s,s,. ~ ,"'''''.+ ~ La" .'''''y to
.,n.., 90, w., -''" Vi Z" '''S.
rH,ra w '''1''.''''' 'Np''S '--,S
.,:,, ~'''' '"'4'' ''' '''S' we! "'''
C,
shown specimens Of haiIstooes =. lsrga as ,,,,.
tridre egcs which tsn r..- .ho. ,,a,n r,,.,
dov
r.n,A,uu,.1., ..''
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-03
Published by Request.
The Broken 1oromime,
BY WILLIAM II SWAIN.

knew man Kept no pgomses--or none.
| ~ least, with women; and got, knowing this,
with cradu!ous t0lly still trusted one,
Whose word seemed like the truth. l forgot
The lesson | had learned full oft before;
And believed, because he said he d come.
Tha: he Wouta come; and then, night after
night,
watched the clouds, and saw them pass afyav
From tho brigh; moon, and leave the clear
blue sky
AS spotless, and serene, and beautiful,
AS If no promises were broken e'er
Beneath it. Man fOrgttS in busy hours,
What in his idle noments he has said,
Nor thinks how often womans happiness
HaLgs on his lightost words It is not things
Or great importance which affect the heart
Most deeply. Kisses often weave the ne.
Of misery, or Of bliss Of human hfe;"
There's many deep and hidden grief that
From sources which admit of no COMPLAINT.
From things Of which we canaot, dare not
speak;
And yet they seem but trfes, ill, to chain
Link after link Is fastened on each thought.
And would around the heart They do their
work
In accresy and silence but their power
Is far more fatal than the open shafts
OF sorrow and misfortune; buJ they prey
Upon the heart and spirits, till the bloom
Of hope is changed to fever's hectic uush
They break the charm Of youths first bright.
est dream,
And thus wear out the pleasures Of the world,
And snap, at length, the very spring8 of li!o
But this IS ,ovnnm'S fate 1t is not thus
With proud, aspiring man! His mind IS filled
With high and lofty thoughts--and love, and
hope,
And all the warmest feelings Of his heart
Are sacrificed NJ cold Ambitions sAgina
lie feels tina, the whole world was made for
him
Nor broken promises nor hopes destroyed,
Are e'er allowed place On Memorvs page.
lis only woman, in her Loneliness.
And in th2 silent, melancholy hours,
Who treasures IN her heart III" idle words
That have no meaning: and who lives on hope
Till 1t hath stolen the color from her cheeks,
The brightness from her eycs--who trusts he9
peace
And the vast OCEAN Of UnCertainty
And If it's wrecked, she learns her lot 70 bear
Or she may learn TO die, but not forget
1t is for her 20 hoard her secret thoughts,
To brood DER broken promises, ~ d sigh
Ger disappointed hopes; Us she believes
There's less Of wickGdness IL The wide world
Than in her single heart
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-03

out. Governments are not formed.
They grow "a the tree, or they crystal
izc. Whatever tho form, it is growth
u crystalization Our fathers were
wise; as wise in what they rejected as
in what they adopted, They dil not
adopt republican government ~ tho
result Of theorizing, but from necessity.
They looked at the country and saw
that no other was practicable. There
was no member Of the royal family in
the country TO ascend the throne; there
was no nobility rising above the plain
ofsocioty to break the abruptness from
the throne to the community. A re,
publican government was necessity
He thought our circumstances still
required it, ana he could not think the
problem was yet to be given up. We
must work it out. The North cannot
doit. They want the necessary con.
seryatiyc element. The conservative
element ls as necessary as tho driving
power See the motive power Of the
locomotive on the railway. The con.
servatiyo power Of the engineer is
necessary to prevent utter ruin. This
power is wanting to the North, and
they arc driving on under the power
of mad Democracy. What their end
would bo ho did not know, and very
candid, he did not care We have o
conservative power in our domestic in.
stituion ofsIavery. 1t makes aristoc.
racy, 50 necessary to all governments.
1t is not an artificial ariStocracy of
birch, or wealth, but one OF race; q
natural aristocracy, and therefore, bet.
ter than any artificial aristocracy.
VhIrd-Ho believed the South would
succood, because no people who had a
right to be free, and had resolved to be
free, had ever been subjugated. God =
plan Of giving success to nations is not
the plan Of arithmetic. 1t is not in
tho power Of mere numbers to succeed
Witness the examples Of Persia whom
she poured her three millions upon
Greece; OF England, when for three
hundred years she attempted to annex
Scotland, and at least succeeded only
by degrading herself in receiving a
king from the enemy; Of Russia against
Clrcassla; Of Holland, glorious Holland!
against the powerful Spain. lie, us
not bomovod by tho display CT numbers
against us. What though VIC be six
millions and they twenty, or forty, or
sixty; we will plant ourselves against
the rock Of historic truth, and say
come one, come all
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Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-03
DR.. Palmer On the Issues of the
War,


Rev. Or. Palmer, OF Now Orleans,
delivered very able and patrjotic
sneech in Savannah on tbo ;ssn.s of
.5o ,rou -, Wa ..,.,., - 49,, ~, r
,,'' ""'' W" W. ','0 '''"'"S Va INC t'o o'
A"rch' We hna the following synopsis
Of the same in tho Savannah News
The Doctor said he arose with croot
difidonce to meet tbe announcement
mado in the moru;rr rapora Thn
more because of the nrssance Of the
many professional gentlemen who vera
better acopaintei With thc srhionr and
At whose feet he would rl,djy s;t f,r
Instruction, Brt fhern rTi,,ht ha sona
.dvantarss in looI,;no IN t5. n1asti"n
from the moral side,
Hc had fraonontIv too, ,e,,os ho,b
N and ont or tha srr,v. ,, "Dm ,,," ,,o,,
reaIIv thjnk tho Sorth vii, sncncad ~ p" p,
Hc bad invsriohIv ~nn1;al ,.r1aJo,s
rbe Iassons Of All L;.to,.,, fail s,n ,,,,s, ,''9s,
.,rocodn r. rhong,rt e, away "''' % ''''
F;rst--Ra.oysn ,ghnn rot;on Z,
,or, 90 too s.r,,,r e,n -, ,,;n,.. ,','t' :, 30
wis oe CoaSs ,o7.o,n. ,rr w. tsat :. . 40
RUE OF Ioas 8oIernHent toat II must
,;or nart..1;,o,| ,'' ~ W., I,r'@' 1' , ,''''-
nv, d;r;s;on ;n.n 80 .'' [, w." G '"T'
b",,nno n ,,n,,,o, r ,n;.l ,, 49, ,,'~" T'''' n,,.
',"' ~" vs"o1 g VIZ t. s,'''l 'tHo'' ,''
,n-.;n u I oI 1,'~ Jo.,, w" '"V "'TI"'' ~,
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-03
NO. 1872


.I ;
! ASSOCIATED pRgys nr-.,,.rc,,rg.
------------ -------------------- ----
! PICUNOYD yor,L
! n. o.h.g,..,, ,.4...T1..... -,
a...:. ~"' I- 10 o''' 10 abolish
| aoaS'i,S '" '.e N'nj llso" with amendments
Also House bill 20 reorganil, the nay,. and
Senate bill to increase tho number of roil,,or-,
courts to attend tne qr,o,.. f., +r,,.f.,I
! \.a.,.,..l...;
'''''" ''' '..' i''"'.. --141aE5 are
craving lo, seats IN the hal! o.. l4a Tirg.ra
House OF Dclerg.eg, v....,.j voa-.r1o,. wi. 49,.
ADJOURNMENT o;,,,.5 .5is or ,bo c.n...1 ,'''
,rr1 ,',,.,,-..,.,, '''' -'s'1'""'!
-" "lI' l. ~" 1LAI', March !.
Lion JAMES 2. Boyco agent tor tn. Gov
orpneat to secure the inGoyser7o0+ Of bor5s -.
the Stotas o11ros,.3 .I,o T..,.:.,....n
- po....,...,,. ~, ..''' o-u'SNt'
tt,,i'Ss,'.'';, 'NHh Ito 1sdross was vel!
.'''i w; anu IL Is beloved the measure will
P'''" 0''''' 1'' ',s'''
CHARLESTON Apr! ;.
40 SlghS thus lar OF aR expected attack
AAere pas been no handing Of the cnruy on
any OF the laIEn1s below. as reported gu.
SArm'Sh on H"abrooNa L.. land was between
! T." lnde? 0oent 2'n2, and watering party
from Yankee gun boet.