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OF INrrnENCE-

To Is and Others, who love and wish o. s-- restored the
Union a. q WIS there Is hut small pleasure in seeing both ends
Of il desoIuteI by strife au! faction"
JTfe last PoLyHesian.
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- Don't fail to read the account Of the fortifca-
tons OF Charleston in another column. 1t will give
some iiea Of the struggle which may now be going
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OUrsIDE.-Dr- HiIIebrand's report Of the Queens
Hospital, will be found on our last page. We hope
.he glory Of that institution will not depart with the worthy
doctor who has presided over It, On the same page. is an inter
s.tinr account u General Tom Thumbs weIiinc,-oas OF the
zost remarkable events Of the day, in a small Tdy.
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We came very near having some news the
Other day, for 4 beg or parcel of papers came up
from the wharf. supposed to be from San Francisco.
II turned cut, however, to be a package that hal been over
booked 1u board the TIHEcs. containing San Francisco dates OF
March y. which everybody had seen before We may have to
wait tI Com. Paryfs arrival. about May 10. but hope some
transient clipper will bring u q mtl or leave Is a few papers.
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Jos. Rogers & Sons Superior Cutlery
631 Clay Street. San Francisco,

b3' IIuy SITetI, Sui IdHOISVU'
Having for sale the largest and hest assortment on the Pacific
Coast. TO which they would call the particular attention Of the
public and the trade.
Having unusual facilities for getting our goods from first
hands. We feel confident that purchasers Will really promote
their own interest by selecting from our stock.
TComplete Catalogues Of Cartes lie Yiste. Stere1scopic and
other goods sold 10y Us, may be had on application, or VIII be
sent TO any address. by mail. POSTAGE PAID.
Strangers visiting the city are cordially invited to inspect our
stock. and they can be assured that q call will not incur the
lease obligation 10 purchase.
LAWRENCE i HOUSEWORTH,
Opticians,
359-Iy 83T Clay street, San Francisco.
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From tn. Richmond Dispatch. Feb eth.r

THE DANCERS BEFORE Us-The tremendous efforts
making by the Lincoln despotism East. West and
South, indicates a determination TO throw all on the
die Of battles 20 be fought within the next three
months. If ever there was Il moment when the Con-
Tolerate Government should develop and concen-
trtte al. IT. energies. and when their Generals should
n once exercise the greatest circumspection and the
highest resolve, now u that hour. We are almost in
sight Of port, but - the coast Is more dangerous to
the seaman than all the perils Of the open sea, and as
many a gooily ship has been wrecked upon the
breakers which encompass the haven which it was
apProG;hin 2. 30 we have our greatest hazards to
incur n We draw near the long sought hIrb0r Of
Independence, and II We relax for a minute our vigil
ance, or trust 90 the transient repOse Of the treacher-
Gus elements by which we are surrounded, we may
90 down and perish just as our hands are almost
ready 10 grasp the gi0ries Of the promised land.
Elch hour that passes over Us now Is big with fate.
Better would it have been for us if the Southern star
had sunk upon the bloody field Of Manassas than
that, full-orbed and approaching the mid heaven, 1t
should suddenly plunge into obscure darkness.
Soldiers Of the South, the past, the future, memory,
and hOpe-the fame Of the dead and the honor Of the
Hviug-call upon you, IN this tremendous crisis. To
gIri Up your lCius like men, 70 be As wItchful IS you
are brave, as prudent As you are resolved, and look
iug 70 the benignaut Heaven which has SO long
inspired aul blessed you. TO strike wisely and boldly
the blows that are 70 determine for veal OF woe the
hte Of the contest and the destiny of your country.
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G a. F.& \. Mia PRoGR rs DE LOCEASIELoUGE
w No. 12+, under the jurisdiction of the Supreme Coun
w cIl of the Grand Central Lodge of France, working in
the ancient Scotch Rite, holds its regular meetings on the We'd
nesday nearest the full moon Of each month, at the old Lodge
Room, in King street. Visiting brethren respectfully invited
to attend.
349-3m J. II. BROWN, Secretary.
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SALr LAKE AFFNrEs.-It seems that matters At
salt Lake are IN an unsettled and uncertain state.
Some dItlcutty has grown up between the Governor,
the United States judges, and the head If the Nor
mon Church, which may-thOugh We hope not -
terminate IN = collision. We never deemed II mar
tcuIarly an act OF wisdom to order a single regiment
70 Salt Lake. IL was not needed there for protection.
and IN the event Of = collision was too weak to be OF
any particular use. We fear, too, that the Governor
IA been imPTuieut. The MOrmous should, of course.
submit to the laws, bat laws ought not to be forced
"p!h them which are repugnaut TO n very large
uJ5rIty Of thar singular people. Y conflict At this
IIne Would prove a great misfortune TO California.
- "oIIi also prove fatal to the MOrmOns, and hence
reason that they Will avoid any hostile demOnstra-
s'ns except IN self-defense. The pretty-much-let-
aoHg policy Is the one which should be adopted TO-
Ad the Mormons.-SacrameAt0 Bee.
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Mission
COLLEGE,
n Z y Z VA Ii II V.
HE ELaSter Term
WILL BEGIN on
- II Il Is.
rEVHE OF THE COLLEGE, IS IT.

VEyIE OBJECT OF THE COLLECT Is TO
z impart a sound English education. combined with dOmes-
tic and industrial training. 1t is conducted on the principles Of
a Family School, in TWO distinct departments. For the present,
the education is carried on by Mrs. Mason. with an assistant,
but two experienced goyernesscs are expected shortly from
England
Instruction is given in all the usual branches Of English elu-
cation. with plain needle work and dresS-making. and when de-
sired. in French. Music, German, Calisthenics. Dancing, Hum
mating, Drawing, Embroidery, and every kind of Fancy Work.
Tcrnns-First DeDartnent-S4O per term Of IS weeks.
Second " -S25 per term Of Is weeks.
Day pupils % cents per week they will receive a plain Eng
fish education and training in industrial work.
s. per term If L weeks.
A course including English, Frenc' Music, Calisthenics, and
Dress-nakiug, SO per term. Above L years, S2 IA $50.
Special arrangements rs to terms made IN cases Of sisters
and 70 meet special cases, and as to period Of entry.
s5S-3m
, 1863-05-27
4 A ARINEI NEWS
PORT OF CHICAGO.

s,mr sasbesn,, P4bst Two Ki7=1s. snalfiei. -'' -'
Fee Nsse?se. IS. 9ee eesds ssSsiiest ksns'o
ns1E ks nfisas fhsm sq.s coal
Hs,E s1E Ra se9a GsS 81 teas coal
SG roHnG Apsfsa Stus ,s eo to:s cost
R1s e1essa bsy s9e cii, IL ioe sq
E SIE !eani1a ssxssoS a
ssef sa ea.eep. eS Souns k,os:1sn. Ii n Ia tso hon
sshF sshE aF5i Tfoa5. Ss55 BsaS toa' coal
Sir Russan Clement Haraio.
Sehr Dick Summers, AcEtrman Ruda1o.
er ontd, Esynss5 asFss1 aslo aa!0
seEf Ef Hi es9o. sm;,h. H. bn1sio il ( rs aitcse4
sehr Boston. Paine, EEe - tons coA.
sehr s nad.on iSsT.sy. Detroit io5 = lua,.
sssF EssF kaaPGh Gh1ss a% Ell. H.
sehr Toie5o fhe@pso2 lIs,en, to1 iunl, 81 STU:
sehr Liberty. Hansen. saehoygan. II m luEa, 81 cds
Sch. Jsst ~ phiIs Lawrence. Tho.soa Danes pl.r. 60
seIf Fo3snnf. frss!c1. nuNa!o.
Sss5 sisss h:7ss j. srsa n lag. u, N .sts
SeeF k5 5sn ss IL sae rs
scfr Muskegon. McEea. Gseenbuth, e6 eds wood,
Sthr Set eca h1rf, Elt1Eon MuskeEoa. 1855 II Inn
Schr Stampede Kyle, BuGA:D.
Erlr f!:h!ic gale. STEPHENS. Buffalo.
Scnr Senatpr Earl, OsWtEo. go hrls *alt
Echr CEak Hinckley. Manning. B1dnlo.
tchr WAyI +, Se1so1. Pier Hs1ton. "a cd3 wood
srhr sha cEal Smith. go Blver1 l4om un il, 18th
Eehr !IoEnct: Andersen Eac:ne, IS eds wood
scow 6. Flleo. Peterson, While RlTet, Is a inn,
Ecov AIpietnn, Bell Senta Hafen, IS COS wood
bxfk. ~ ~ NA'"s s1s
seow Rlack Hawk. Hinton, Wnkissoas Pier. LII cds
srow Planet. Sxeetn an, lIsnissee, 10 m luu.
seGW I1e-tnn. Smith. Woi River S:Da tIos
Scow Kew A1cun. BALDWIN, kalaInax ax9o, u NJ luu.
- CLEAKKD. .&aT -.
Etnr e1n nbtsm. Pabst TWO tpyert sandstnA.
Prop cEtea, Faluey, BuEao. ss btls tonr AAd Sun
dtcs.-
! Eloa L.n2.2. Daus.ss, E1I112, s9o2 bis aQ9zt
, 1863-05-27

The Chicago Sanitary Commission arc max
ing great c1crtions to meet tho necessities .of
Grants army, which must have large pro-
PORTION Of wounded and sick, in consequence
ol the late series Of battles in which they have
been engaged, and the supcrhuman oxertions
lucy haSe made to achieve their present POSI-
ton. Tonight they send of car load Of
valuable hospital Btoros, comprising con-
densed milk, green tea, beef steak, white
sugar, Goldfish, Bourbon whisky, farina, pearl
barley, &c, in charge Of agents Of the Com
mission, who will haye every facility granted
them to. speedily reach our :Wounded in the
late battles. They will send other shipments
on successive days Of the week, in charge Of
competent agents, until ample relief shall
have been extended to cur brave fellows.
Again time has come for our citizens to
act. The Commission need assistance in this
noble work. Their agent at Milliken's Bend
has notified them that he needs Immediately
5000 worth Of such hospital stores as con-
denEea milk, green tea, beef steak, &C., be-
sides all the shirts, drawers, rags, bandages,
dried fruit, &c, that can be forwarded. Al
though the Commission have received largo
donations Of money and supplies for tho last
six months, yet the calls on them are inces-
eant, and from all parts Of the Western
theatre Of var. Since the 1st Of January,
they have forwarded to the hospitals 1000
boxes Of supplies, and expended thousands
Of dollars for the same purpose. This, OF
course, necessarily keeps both treasury aud
store-housc loY, and the store houses at Cairo
and Memphis are as nearly empty IS Is that
Of Chicago.
Our people must, therefore, again send In
money and supplies We rho remain at
home must look after the comfort Of onr
heroic boys, WHO are desperately fighting for
possession Of Vicksburg. Let them not, in
their hour Of weakness, lauguishing from
wounds and sickness, hare occasion to re-
proach our GOODNESS and backWardness. Send
into the Commission without delay donations
Of money and hospital stores. They will be
cxpcditiously aud securely taken to oar
wounded, who will be checred and sustained
by such tokens of home remembrance.
AL the country Aid Societies tributary to
the Commission, are earnestly implored to
send forward whatever Of stores they have on
hand, as there is the greatest need Of them
now. Let there be no delay. All must move
In this work Of relief with strong hearts and
wills. Men who fight so heroically, whe
endure so uncomplainingly, and who are sc
ready to lay down life for the hake Of tht
country, fer US who remain at home, must no
| be left to think themselves forgotten for
single hour.
, 1863-05-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
TIE HfOyET MARKET,

TUESDAY EVENING May IS, 1863.
Gold il Inctnatsng day, owing, no doubt. to
the somewhat unsettled aspect of the news tsom
Grants army. It opened in New York" curb
stone "at ~. At the drst Board, 14333 then It
suddenly dropped to Ill; and closed at 14aA. In
Chicago the price ranged from 40 to 14a. Silver
squoted at Us to 13o, the latter for the larger
coin. Canada money Is quoted at 1.9.
Exchange Is steady par3K buying, and 1-5Q3K
selling, the inside figure being the more popular.
Currency is little short, and some addition to the
amount could be uscd.
REGULATIONS ron THE ORGANIZATION or SA-
11oSAL HASKs.-TAe following order has bcen IL.
eued:
OfF7cE OF CONTROLLER OF THE CuRnaScT,
Before circulating notes will be delivered @ to auv
tauk organized under the National General Bank
Ing Law, tho Controller muEt have satisfactory
evidence, by the report OF m Examiner other
i. That the bank is located in some city, town,
or village which is easily accessible. and not in
tonic out OF thu way or Inaccessible place, select
~ LOT inG pn,'pose Of making the return OF its
q Ths1 The bank is gFovidsd with suitable
nsS so viii nsSit
| safe m 1or Il ne sa!skecflns Of Its funds.
ea. H. af 2s%K I nns procured suea books as
banking business ono Of said books to be q record
| or minute book in which shall have been recorded
III AFtlt!e OF aeeocfalfna, copies Of which Rh1fl
la!c bcen forwarded to this Department, and in
which the proceedings Of the Board Of Directors
| sha!l he entered and preserved.
| i. That the bank shall have adopted hy law for
| the management Of its business, approved By the
Controller.
s. That slc amount OF its capitas stock required
to be Fnid in has hccE Paid. and that the nrne
Tcnaius IN balk, In cash with some safe depos-
itaIy subject to eight check, has been Invested
tory manner.
e. That tlc bank has in its employment coupc-
tent officers for the transaction Of Its business,
tlst its Girecto1e are MN OF fair standing, and
that the bank has been organized to carry on
| legitimate banking.
The Controller Will afford every aid and cnconr-
a:c1ntnt IN his power to banks Organized for the
tcEton Of the law, Int will diReountcuauco and
prevent. as far as practicable. a attempts to per-
vS1t tue Inv from its proper object by establish
trr banks uron fictitious capital. which. by their
inability 10 meet promptly their engasemcnts,
Ray a. any time bring the fystcm into disrrpuse.
PunApELrB1A, Aay 81, 1861
| NATIONAL E1SASCEs.-Thc subscription AGENT
reports the salc Ct $s,S07, 900 yesterday, In the
agencies in New York, Boston, Philadelphis and
1s4,95a. The whole amount OF sales by popular
| subscription reaches the enormous Aggregate OF
$9l. .s4a,;H1Q, with no prospect Of dmnutipn. ThIs
Gocs not incude the amounts cold by the Treasury
md Snb-TreasurIes, which winIswei tho figures Ia
Sl05 COO.tO0. showing degree Of confidence il thc
parallel In history.
CHICAGO AND ALTON RA1LRoAD.-Thc compare
tire weekly earnings Of the Chicaso and Alton
Railroad for the week ending May g. arc as fol
| Y.ua.
, 1863-05-27

ES7lN1

To.pAT the general markets opened shade
1rmtr, but az coon as the New York dispatches
we're received they closed heavy and lower
In Flour there was very dull feeling. and to
effect sales very material concession wonld hare
TO take place. Several 1ots'of choice winter wheat
brands were sold, Eomc at $3.50, and fair spring
extras at Fl .50Gl4T5.
The Wheat market opened stcady and frmer, but
before the close u decline Of 1c per bushcl took
place, With sales OF No Red Winter at $t.15; No
1sprins s1.1491.16: No Spring s7192c; and Re-
jectcd Spring at 73G15c. Tho latter grade was
particularly dull.
The market for Mixed Corn WAS steady at ACC,
till the New York dispatches came in, when It de-
eincd to 45si5sic, closing very dull at the Inter
fgurc. Canal 6n1 River Corn afloat was sold Ut
47x@4sEc for fair to choice, and 4914c for River
Yellow anoat. Rejected Corn was quiet at 40
44Ec in etorc
Oats were in good demand and nc higher, with
liberal eales at s17sG2ta1$c for No !, and 47o4sKc
for Rejected In store. 4 round lot OF 22O0o bush-
els OF the LATTER grade Was eold at 51c f. b. Rye
was quiet and steady at &c for No !, and &c for
Rejected. Barley WIS quiet but firm Highwinss
were dull at 3s4c, with Gales Of 800 brls at that
figure. Provisions we're generally neglected.
Salt advanced 10c per br1 today, with sales Of
zoo bs1s Michigan at s105 delivered at cars.
Ffelghts were active and closed &c better, with
engagements Of about 20 vcsEels, Mt s159sc for
corn to Buffalo lie for wheat to Kingston; and
SC for corn to Co1lingwood and Godcrich.
The Marine Underwriters Of thia city made de-
ci.;ed step forward yesterday, by advancing the
rates on Lake risks to 4 reuunerative standard.
TIE schedule adopted Is forty per cent or for Stock
Companies and twenty per cent OF 70, Mutual
Companies. Only one Company (the Columbia
Marine Of n. t. refused to come into the agree
msn.. a full report Of the mcetiu. will be found
in orr local columns
, 1863-05-27
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Cincinnati Market.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TsibnneJ
Cryc1ssA71 Nav a. 1sB3
v-1,,.,. ,,o ,1 ...,- -s14...~, - 80 49, 80.
"A4sh1~4ne ueiaanu onlT Heuesate. ana Inc
market remain dIll. Sale, comparatively, about
go brls At 4o16a41,;-the latte, rats tar wagon
~ rss-s....< 49, ~ g,..s ~ "-sou
A1"'lsieSs-tnese Was notnlns Done to'n3sht
III mces pork-old city ia freely offered at $9.T15
and country at $50, without finding buyers. Me,a,
hold AZ st1 sa71a RI for ror,t,v .,J 80 n -.
CITY brands. Bulk shoulders met with anme
tn.,,,-., a. ,,<o r.,.. ~ ...,-.s 1.,.
'naalls a. ozse' toose' ~ paeAeu. elues asc da'l
at aA95c. There Tae an active demand for hams,
and prices were higher. A consfderab1e Int waa
.o,d ~ d.1 h,+ ,ts ,,,,oo 80, -. -. .,,s.
e''o ~ o"0'' '4s 'uo p'!se "ao no' a'a0e paonc'
but 1t was understood to be t'sc. loose. Bacon
shoulders eold at axe Sides can be bought at 51,c
1a~d Ia ar-n ,t oi[c fo- rr,r,a o;.,. 49,
- .>S~ SN
rather steadter. Sales, SO bales AIdtins Cp1ands.
,FtoGR~Cpcnea p qntt1 anu Closed heavE ard de-
Extra RSnHd Hnon nhio aG WI e - eaSe ~,
Brands, -,
,,1s1. NaIsKL-SAads M e. armer Ac and small lots at
GnA1S-Wheat 1Qssc lower aud only & moderate
business doing as The decline In gold and sterling
exchange has 4 depressing eject; sales At ii 1GGp
IS for Chicago spring: 81 2t1113 IS for Milwaukee
club; LEO for seF inferior tlo 81 401 IS for win
ter rcd western. Rye dull and Declining. ut HJc de-
lise;eG- Corn 1if2c lower with fair business do
Ing at the decline i3c for sound shipping mix
, 1863-05-27

1t. Col. WR1Gnr WorSDEp.-We regret
TO learn that private dispatch was received
yesterday, by tie t,nlily Of Lieut.. Col J. c.
Wright, Of the 7ad Illinois regiment {1st
Board Of Tradc), to the effect that he lost his
left arm in one Of the recent engagements
near Vicksburg. This gallant officer WIS one
Of cur most influential ard prominent COM
mission merchants prior to his joining the
regiment. A host Of friends will sympathfze
with him in his at1]iction, and pray for his
speedy rec0ycrv
, 1863-05-27

10000 eawed shingles. per N. VI. r. B., from
Fond lu Lac, at $300. ....
1le,cG0 prime shared, to arrive from Kalamazoo,
Cargo schr. Wallace. 800 ocos sawed at g. q.
Cargo sehr: 4Esna, from Grind River. 100000
choice Rogue River shaved At $3.50.
st0WO sawed. frou, Green Bay, ut $7.s5. ....
Cargo schr Adda, 2.0, 70 sawed, from Kalamazoo,
at 1925.
$4,000 eawcil, from Fond tlu Lac, At 800.
In the yards, ne note no 1naterc1 change IN
prices.
LATH-Casgoes ore In fair supply, with sales ot
$2.oeG22o.16 adoat- In the yards the dealers are
asking $s.ocG3.25.
Thcfo1lowing are the closing quotations In tho
, 1863-05-27

The ninth annual session Of the Right Wor-
thy Grand Lodge of Good Temp1ars, COM
ulenced in this city yesterday, and was nu-
merous!v attended. With the objects and
ends Of this excellent society, the public arc
familiar, and without detailing them ut pres
ent, it is sufficient to state tllat few organiza-
tions while cultiyating good feeling and friend
ship In their own midst, are working as inau-
cntialIy for the good Of society at large In
the State Of Illinois the Order numbers over
1900, and in Canada over 1900. Tic repre-
seutatiyes Of the Grand Lodge are men of
wealth, influence and position, and their ses-
sion caunat but accomplish much good.
Tie con7ocation IN which the Grand Lodges
Of tho loyal States aud The Canadas were rep
resented, vas called to order by r. ". 6. T.
Chase Of Pennsylvania, at 0 o'clock yesterday
morning. when the following Offices respond.
10 their names:
R.W. G. &C. S. Graves, Of Wis.
r, " G. Y: T-Miss A. n. Way, OF Ind.
T. y. g. A.-Darid Fairbanks, Of Mass.
7. y. g. Sd. Il; Per hing, Of Ind.
X ". 9. D. M.-Mies Mclisea Emory, Of iii.
RG 6 Y. y Ghaplsin7Rsy; = J. II. PEBBLES, Of Mich
3AkGA LIZ AEClA0S uaN bECu OpGuEQ III Que
form, the following were presented as repre-
seltatives and visitors:
Itnnsylrania--s. B. Chase, james Black, Dauiel
Rife, Mts. S. 3. Chasc.
cGnqda-simcon Morrill,, John ". Winnie,
Wi:eoatsnNH. T. Giles, $, I. Hastings, j. Mason
Haght:
lFchsgan-Joh Evans, n S. sGap, G. S. Hitch
| cock, Rev. J. ". PEBBLES.
| Mihoi.-Mfse Ma1!sta Emory. Mrs.. L Cowde, !
| ]. ". Nichols, Rol!a A. Law, Il. E. Logan, r. n
| Guilford.
! -Vossdchwssut-DayidC Fairbanks
-HdfNt-E. c. Lowe.
,CAto-W. r. Lotspeich, Eaos Stowe, J. Il
Iowa-J. Norwood Clark, J. Q. Dctwilcr, Mra
| Dctwtlcr, Il. S. Winslow.
fs!@T.'esh s,,sa5f Gaf@Sf5h @Sf65hnzon, Mrs. A. N. Way
| D. H. Pcrs!,ing.
-Mnats0td--A. II. Greely.-
-hi>eeb,i-N u, Mills.
After the transaction Of preliminary busi
ness, and hearing the report ofthe r. ", G
r., The Lodge adjourned till o'clock, p. N
| The afternoon session was nearly nil take1
up by the reports Of the Secretary and Trea
surer. We shall give the statistics OF tht
| Order hereafter.
Last evening, these Eot engaged on commit
tees, attt nded the regular meeting Of Dash
AWAY Lodge No. 2i0, at their hall, corner 0
Halsted aud Harrison streets.
, 1863-05-27
Cure OF Throat and Lung Dlscasc.

The following letter il from gentleman who,
lcfs than Xix months ago, was in consumption,
but who has been restored to health By the new
eyetem p1acticcd hy Or. ]. WinsloW Aver, McCot-
mick'B building, Chicago.
NNDuAM, May a. 1863.
On. ATER-Dtar Sir: Happy to acknowledge
tho e-rt of i.i.1 ittt~s ...ciseu ruliic
daye sii,tt.
lily health Is improving all the timc-arn now
ahlc to labor consderablc-wo1k more Or less
every day -...-- ~.
lave improved very rapidly, and think shall
be able to do good days work every day in hay
ing and harvesti;g. Last Saturday and Monday I
shat worked ~tl inc, aud feel better for It, and
elall keep doing. do not now takc but little
medicine. az think do not require it. think
wi11not need any more.
II eiyes me great pleasure to know that your
mode OF It, atmCnt IL very mild and yet very Ct.
lettual. and cannot refrain FROM expressing to
you my heartfelt :lans for the intercst you mani.
lert iu my behalf and do feel grateful to you and
higher power. OF which yna arc OILY the 1nstru-
mint, Of restoring my heaith, and trust Of sparing
my life for many years
lam, very respectfully, yours,
II ErC1rv
, 1863-05-27
Boarbit1a.

10 a RD1 NG-Pleasant suits of
- rooms. With boasd. may be found 1t 1,e Michigan
street. atholt distance from Ruah street bridge Asa
dag boArders accou u1odated. myI:a4HSs
, 1863-05-27
NJ a r r I f d

In this city by Rev " H Eydcr. Mr. WARREN II.
FALES ard Hiss CHARLOTTE 3. nj ;HOLs.
In this city OF the evening Of the 18th int. thu
residence OF MIR. Alex. Vaughan. BY Rev. M.han,
Mr. ELIAS BANKER, and Mrs. 1RESA ". MEAD,
Ill OF Chicago.
In this city hy the Rev E. H. HnyrtpR on TIE evening
OF tte a5ih inst Tarteiu WILLIAM KYLE of tais
city. aEd Aes HELEN II. FISHER. Of 0tscgo Coun-
~, New York.
It this city. at the Adams House. May a5th, By T. h.
nrown. J. T. Mr. SAMCEL i. PIKE and Msss JET-
ME s. MAEIIS.
PORTER WEISS n1.d SUsASNAU SEWSDAEM. :.
tuth of Chicago