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The New York herald., 1863-06-04

SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs.
WANrED-A SITUATION. BY A v0rNo WOMAN, IN
" gn,.,s family ss nsr.s :: % take sh.sE
n@se Va sxss y.. y pss.rsae. from her last
VVAxrED-BY A REsPEcrABLE WOMAN. A sIruA.
b.s 81 .s' ss ss.f % . s. eo1 ~ *. %
s% n p. % 40 se.sss sf q Z. . NV a.. s y. 70
Arss soor fron,
vVASrED-A SITUATION. sy A GIRL LArELv
70 '"S hs. s sn sso sS % Bowl. eau
w ssasuoa 70 walt and 30 ehsnb~rwors; I. wiiiisgto
q "a so.s ss.ss % s"s ss n ss: gwen Can
WAxrED-BY REsrrcranLg oIRL. SITUATION
20 % sensrai hoaewort Inquire for tao days al sot
no,tst. sseoed noof rear hoase
WxsrED-A SITUATION BY a REsPKcrABLE
s....s or smsrsasns sas w. -e, ior lao days AZ is
West s7sh o.. b~s~esn IN saa ~ avs.
yVAsrKp-A SITUATION ~ pRorEsrAsr YOUNG
y u y say p.rso tAs soantg. os AiarssJ j..
NAsrED-A slruarIos. nv EEsPEcrABLE wo.
-, u =. -.shier 80 iryant has e.sshisr Z. whoa
a. n.ss ssr..f assf, 4 a. a's.os bsss q Nv r",S
r.. .@ .;. 49,. .is I . % .:s s:s a. % ss ss ~ = CAL for
WAsyrrp,.,.a. s,ryanos sy REsrrcrAhLK ".
r.issssss sis,a AIf5 a iii Ps-T -. sroosyB
WAsrsp- w a REsrLcrARLE scorcH wonAS.
w sbe~ hasnsnd n ~ ~ srmy, ~ NA-htnE o. q
p~s sasy rsf'ssas ca1 xssi TeAs ~
ss4. iss srs seAisssy
xlASIED--k slruATiOs A. cHANskRMAID AND
w 1iFsaa ~ " taNs eafF q Guild fieof cltr rte
rssss cAfssts avs aiia EAss sroaa~.y tslrs door
xVAsrrD-sy RE.pscranLE rouxa wosAs. A
w sIiaatrn - fhsu hsrmsii aaa me ssshsf o. aks
esrs - q saist besa et seisass. 'aas - Hh.t
xVssrHD-A SITUATION nv EEsrICrtHLE
ST. - aeos sssttf 80 if91st - nersi hQasswvrs
IA naisr a. b 80 fssf ess~~~a hoyt sna Bgad.
xVsNED-A SITUATION ~ REsPEcrARLg
w NTFnan ftFi a. WaM ~ Ani hosHf, o. 40
seuafs het ew.rA "a sntl itatf fAnty Cal a. 80 h
yyASrHD-a SITUATION ~ EEsPEcrABLE
ssei .t lrvusrs anfrfstfn1s piain "a
lhe ~ fy lsefenfe hef ssi palt. 1alai n
sean,u.si -. as,a 'seg. Fe.i fess
~ ArrED-s srrrAr0s nv REsrEcrABLE
.V loaes w.nsr "a ehaepsfnaii q ~ 20 l4.in ss--
iTa,a sa- css-nass 1.'s.L
yNAxrED--nY REsPKcrABfE Pa0rEsrASr oER.
W mas ssnaAa slal q =. ef's q. - rAsa 49, iror,
q. rsas Buieias "a t.seuisnl
w noh - aaagss. asa ehsasssmsld sr.s n - -.
ss sprs n rs ss - y. ssr ~ .ss 800 rs 70 'A' '
W.sIsp-g.ur q Z 4 "a s1.rsctasLs 70. 10 slaL
.'se .,lns sa4 osnsiss - si.,s,.,e. ~. - 80 %
s.ty rrlsrsnos at ps1s Agply ~ Iss Itb ~
near sor tao d.r.
xVAsrxp-A srfrArrox. nv 4 MIDDLE AsED wo
bssssvsss IhIas 90 ssvsarhA o., sss ssss a
The New York herald., 1863-06-04


A s. E,.rsn,s 4. ss.M.sn fhra and psarh avenues:
Art s.s s sps ssa 70 eoos ss always Tor 500
AT THK LARGE. FIRST CLASS SERVANTS IN.
"A ployment Hoase corner Iiih q asd e.h ay .ls.y'
f,h. American and fro,e.snt and sid. late l.nd.d
A rEw NEAT FINE SEWERS WANTED IssgpI p,
s., At the Ladies Ready msas LINE. ma s,oss d
With machines
AT HESDERsoS's ISrELLfGEscE orvIcE no .
n Court street Brooklyn wanted this day cook for .he
cook ana for general hoasewors and high
esi wages without delay.
and bind rouneea Apply ~ ts Unioa place. corner Of
GOOD SERVANTS AND GOOD SITUATIONS NAY NJ
east Of .ro.Swsy fer"sry ., ihs Bible Hoass. German.
Dutch i'ss Rev .1s %iIffax hifh DEaxsfg2
7 AUSDRY WANTED. SHIRT AND COLLAR IRON.
- ersi sso good washers aud HArcers Apply at Union
MILLtSERs wASrED-GooD MrLLISgRs AND
Madame Faleoni, zzs eth
lVASrED-A GIRL TO DO GEsERAL nousEwoRK
renee vi VII an sad q. .ui,.s "a. ~ place "a a. s A.n @
XyASrED-A COMPETENT RELIABLE PRorEsrAsr
giri general honsswors, must BE- good plain coos
srssr spy a. Ia P@esiaen. e, Bro aya for Two days:
sh0uli they be nor.ny The neat far day
yyAsTKD-A LArNDRBss WHO ~ WILLING TO
w - TO the connirv for he summer None Who have
need Apply "A - f'errpont st. Brooklyn
XVASrED-A SMART, TIDY GgRNAS GIRL, TO DO
w seneral housaNork Inquire In Leninsnn avenue,
serond house abov. is,h 4.
xVASrED-A riRsr CLASS MILLIsER TO TAKE
ehsrse. also two sod !rmmer,, The high,sl wags. %
bh az, bctwesn i,h and s5,h sis
xrANTED-oIRfs TO WORK on CORsBTs Az
w singer machine and an errAnd srL Ap
ply fof three days al sii broadway.
tx-AxTEp-A WOMAN A. COOK. WASHER AND
w iruner Sic havr good city references Appy
Al - West isth -, 1eiow W ~.
ttrAsrED-A YoCNG LADY TO ATTEND FANCY
w stors, we'll acquainted with the tnsncss, goOi
reference required ABB ~ the corset ofe ~ 90 Ae
tlrAxTEp-A GIRL To 10 GENERAL RoUsEwoRK
w lna fufAfc family. ood rricreucss rr lifri. Noae
boz ssh a. uan nre ihern need apry a sc West - -
yyAxrED-A NICE TIDY 0IRL y0R GENERAL
w sen~wofk cai iof t~o "a. "a, opi Wsshns on a.
tyArrED-sN ExPERfEscED cHAMBgRMAID
w One vhp ffly unisrstents her business snd ean
soue ~fl areh1~d Gov neatness nonefiy s1brty
caraby apply Nis dag lThpraaay from 70 ~ A s
hsnssn - bf~psDn
xIANryD-A MfDDLg ACID rRoTEsrASr woxsY
w fakt ~ az Invalid lady snf n
regnirrd Cal fgr t-o dAysst y Bfoad~Ay wIlhsnsbur
xyANrED-rwo Y0usG WOMEN to 90 SNORT
w ditaner ln tae cupniry3 V coos and lrus.
sat 70 "a ehani srwors ant fpa wsshlnf
% a.y from 10 - h oees a ss~ss en- nosssss. ssr
hsalssa asd sssh a. Earssos IN sih Il.
rnn woyEx SKIRT tiAsDs WANTED NOxg Htr
lVV erprt-no~d hagdh ns-a sppiy si The Empr~s. sss
ssnafsse's. ss'rHao y sssds o.
The New York herald., 1863-06-04
HELP wANTED-MALEs.

HELP WANrED-MALEs.
A T..s s4as.n.ss: : ..il our r.. sssi.s..
sssnss sss ss;sss: sss. '' s
siry given ~'sA s.eh packet nnsx,SsS s...S. .
GENTS AGENTS AGENTS.
Jus. oct :om:;ans new % 1r yss .ns rssd .gsT
and CAL sddres. Ries Co. 81 Para row. n
DoY wAxrEp-rn GROCERY sroRR. APPLY AT
ID UnderhinA wesierveia, lss Bsseoksr o.
Doy wASrED-A STRONG BoY TO CARRY PACK.
ID aseA Apply. ~ish rsfsrencss 81 Union Adams. ts7
poY wASTED-Is A TEA STORE. ABOUT 10 YEARS
city rsfsrssces may apply 90 s,h ss,A st
CoAcHxAK WANTED WANTED. coAcHnAs,
70 woss h.Sd an ps ,smpsrss Appy 20 Ternsnao woo1
broadway and Ts,h st
CAsu BOYS wAsrED-BRrour Active LADS
Apply yG~ irom N 70 - ss sne :, eloes = ow
n. feyton It Bower.
Esrsat EsrLoYNEEd egFIS5 g sS - yogsIs
Proprietor Farmers supplied with hsip.
CoAcHAAs wAsTEp-A CoLoRgD NAN, coaPH
~ tent 70 tase char q genmaas stable sas, a,c
A. n. 4 81 Ea., ss,S ,t ''''
nRuGofsT SALESMAN wANTED-Ts THE WHOLE
~ sal. arg business. srss eI.s 'Ae.nsn s r .,l 'e
NiERcAsTILE TRAVELLER wAsrED-ro rAgg
Nl orders for goois sample One s-quArtsd Win hf
Western preferred Apply person sss Broad~sy
room No l.
Ir = NAVY RENDEZVOUS 40 CHI RRY sTKEET
~ +. near Franklin are-reansn, orc nary sean en-
ior one. two or ihe years Three Bouibs IN advAbfe
IVAsrED-A THOROUGHLY cosPErySr CoLoHgD
w waset boz gr ~ 40 general hOls~Nura.
peffey unf"rstanda he's business snd plain cOysing 40
w tt41 West f7i o.
IVAxTED-foR ONE or rHE PRINCIPAL cIriEs
W of orrmany pas whos - ',ery = W, itsolg't
esly shd hftlcsi .Anai OF hiihs - .ad clnd itf
manniaeiory 81 hard rnbocr ss,ds mf.t n'-f'.ai ~
tails To ihosr Who hrfrA undDnbta rsfrrsnQss
iheif alegiv sad snpen,nc' ds.lr.bs an rslansfa.
those hAvnK knoriefg~ ~ tfs o-fluan iaBrf.sftha
pont Atbough desirAhi@ - nt ssfesI nss.s@.f --Toi
lyANTED-A yoUso NAN 10 WORK IN a sAfoON
Apply nsaast rorusr oi Bower. from loA 4 iosP
IyAkrED-A yALLr 10 TkAvEL pITH A AER
w sAsni - cshforlis ~ men ~ rsansrs, eof-
so boes Tor trades estm~s sr.vss.
four girls isUsvel Apply AZ No.T ch.Ihan siaass
lVANrRD-A Man AID his WIPE WITHOUT In cnfL
w trsn % taAe care 81 am alui 90 hours fffln
Awe easrlnVer Al,t !,
~ West AZ ~. 70 4. a sishop
lyANrED-s SMART BOY ABovr is YyAes az
W a4s Y a,send IN afoesry store. Atpys y - A.
yyASrYD-AE ExPgRigxcKD gwrpY ctyEK A.
w cns.usi 20 tAe cry Epcds ggthlus hBsissss sons
w AdsrslsJJ'y oSsa.. H-raa sass
IA AsrgD-A yorEg LAD. 10 RUS ERRASDs sUrr
" rssse WIN 80 p@Fsa~ Anfress0 A n. 80 is
w spP,y 81 90 DisifiSo o.
tuswTED-AN ErrERfYrcgD COOK oxg wuo
w Isr ssuy unserstssfs hs slsipsss othsn q 81
sspaT. A&es s.s -si'>r Agsy aG Esss B~ q
The New York herald., 1863-06-04
SITUATIONS wASTED-MALEs.

SITUATIONS wASTED-MALEs.
A YOUNG MAN. JUST RETURNED yGon rnE wAE.
"A want. si,ua.ea y r,'psetaes business Address
As ruRsER OR srxAxsoAr oLEnK, ,.wAxrEp: 4
provision Hoard Of soHs trsnsstanie stsm
Addrs. A J. r.. boz isf Hsrad once.
YOUNG MAN ov rnsr RATE INDICATION AND
.si..nsa sr s.a.r.l sis,s ss.y %osss sss.y =,
isrsncs Salrsss Q. n, Herald Oaos.
4 Aw.-Ar ESoLIsHxas. JUST ARRIVED ~ THg
,.,ss,. s..rss ~ .s,saa .,,s a. snssr.asni 10 A.
siiefnsys Se- IN cspay In -heh he could b ase
psrs,snas per Hsn. iairs. Law. Ss' IN n.r.d sa's
DAypAsryg's cLERK.-wAsTED SITUATION AZ
p.ymAstsr esrs 70 ths nsvY. Addr.ss fr.ns orssoy'
Of bor 7soi Posi edoe.
- o. sss of softer indasiruss bshlts 10 sssis
retail hgssr ., haIssss s.efs hss h.e y.
dress bos Isl iisrsIa oa,es. Gooa rsisrsaas
S,TruATroS wAsrKD-By YorsG NAN. VINO
= unessaRis frsnsh ssd Gsrran a. assistant bestssp
IL ffs. s.sgst s''; ass's..P q s. gii.r.a ss : - ~ '
yyAsrrD-s srutuos. NJ TorNo x1s iusr
v, re,ars.d fsra y, -sss5 ay..,.3 se 'ss ,
iIss asi.ia a. sss. ss'-'' "'''''' : - ~ 80
tIrAxIED-HY A YouSo NAN. og way GOOD
w shafags, stlstnn n sSrs ss Esnsrai lsrtsr A.
tNANrED-Nf A hptso hAhl HfftATloN -
80 =.
yIASfHp sfrusrfoS An HOoEgfErgn o. o.
w cisff ~ sesfeh nan wta fsHs 80 tssi n
: jsas. , No. pls,as.r ~ =. s,ssss..,
lyAsrED-rHK suHscEiHEA DGnEIs 4 siruA
s.@s sss1.:sss .s,' a. 80 .es'..w ~ " a. s'. 80
lyAKrED-BY A YotEp H.S A urulriov ss
w e".shusn. ~ pfifstr ....lIi - p l.t.n =. -
ia ssfnsf of ysaserits aaa bsan a. hrpr.sJn W
ETusrg s.or-
,x.sraD-A sgrrAu0s. ErrnEn IN isw
w one o. ttHtArs ~ ~ q Fg.nt . 80 ~ ssssfi
sieafy hatis ~hs istHsfsrs 80. go 80" =
E-sss e. .,ss ,'s sa sr .'s,... a.. - -
,,,ASrgp-Hr AS AEEaIcAs Hsx. YEsha
w N 49, . ttasssu in waaesats fsta4 stasI
salary - aee.h - y" - q f.'a nea' .et 80
49, 100. sss..s iaas es.issf' sisasi sra~ a.
,,.xryp ~ AYorxg HAv sfTutrf0x 70
s.,s ssi's.s tssss q SOS - sssl a.
,yAxrgD -BY a HEArrcraHLE vyrsG MS a
w sfasi - - .eeAsssg = 1900 -. ss-ff ~ a.
. lslit rsssrc.a'- afa - taA atg Asafs. "a ta4
IlASrgD-sr srspKcrsHLK tisoLk wkx
- a..s :. 80. 80 49, -
- -sels tss bsst ~ fsfsfsert ca ~ 40
N AsrgD-BY a fopH0 nsx wn0 naa HHFv
w srrsffa - sslsn ysats n a s-...aisai eess n
Nshf lrtsr. weal4 nAss W ussss~a tsss Attfsss
80 - n.ssa -.
,a,axrgD-a alrrAros a. sass sprssH 40
w feFsnsss ssen ssslsssals A@afns q. 80 ~ msfa
Fer ether wssts sss .i.ss psss.
The New York herald., 1863-06-04
SITUATIONS wANTED-rEMALns.

NUMBER or WELL RECOMMENDING GERMAN
airs want situations ~ cooks, chambermsds. lsan
$780, nnIses; gs Tor general housework. &c &c ~
rss LOVES 6srman Insliute " Stanton st., near the
The New York herald., 1863-06-04

A LADY wIsHEs SITUATION FOR HER NURSE
.sgsete Of taking the entire charge Of An infant
wen birth Beat Of reference Has lived Deary four years
vsss Der employer Apply Mrs Kane 10 Union
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-19
SO acres,

:. Th"s: lands all lie in c,,p,i,, District. IN
H''nt Mar.s County. ana c..nta:a, in the A..
crogs'c,
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-19
From the New York World.
POLAND AND TIIE SOUTH.

We are not surprised to fud onr radical
contemporaries. somewhat chary Of their
illusions t" shc terrible in>urrcc!ions which
has broken out against the Russian sway
IN Poland. The events which are now FIR
the frs, tim" bring blottinga whole coun
try out of the map of Eur pc as cam
plctrly ~ if che sea had covered it" are
"a terrible commentary upon the mad
ness Of attempting +" govern millions OF
men in absolute defiance Of their preju-
Ices. their passions, and their interests
The men who have openly proclaimed
their readiness to make Poland or a
Venctia Of the South have now fresh
picture before their eyes Of the bcau.i' S
IF the system they are mad enough to
dream of importing into the western
world. After nearly century ct mill
tary rule, after two territorial partitions
aud Vulnerable excuses Of despo,ic vio-
lencc, the Polish nationality is still Wig
orous aud yindic,ive enough to make the
mightiest military empire of the world
weak upon the side where most it needs ia
be strong. ani TO rise in furious revolt
against an intolerahlc act Of military con.
scripii"n.
Warsaw. Indeed, VIC are tod. lis qniet'
under the pressure of forty thousand Rus
sian 5ayoncts. bur the overwhelming force
of the largest army in Europe can not pre-
serve the peace in the provinces Of king
| dim not much larger than the State d
! Louisiana The fanatics who fancy III II
The system by which Butler made ''or
der reign in Ne- Orleans" could be sue
.rs>ful!y carried rut in the Administrations
If territory half as large as Eur"P'
might learn a lesson from the past all,
present of the land of k"sciusko. were j
p">sible that anything could instruct those
sh" in>anely imagine themselves com
ui>-ionr.i of heaven to speak. like Ana
charSis Clnots for the whole human race
and divin.iy inspired to rcn.",''l the insti
,uti"ns nf nation aud the destiuies Of
! coniincus
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-19
From tie Providence Post.
SCBJCGATING THE NORTH.

The conviction grows stronger ever,
day that the object Of the Administration
Is not now to conquer the Soa,h. but &c
secure a separation which shall give TO tho
North all the border Slaye States. IT,
accomplish This object. it becomes neces.
sary to keep up our war establishment. y
and perhaps even increase It, The Dor.
der States must be oyerrun with armies;
bayone.s must bri.tle ia The Northwest
aud in the Northeast the President mus,
be recognized rs the supreme authority
The Detroit Free Press seems TO und r.
stand the drift Of ii.ing< wh,n i, says: Il,
H. evidently the int'nri Of the present
C"ngrcs, to leave the President. on thu.
Alb Of March next. entirely Independent,
OF til. nation. They propose t" surround
him with uigger soldiers; 10 take the
control ri the ualitia from the States and
confer it absolutely upon him; to clothr
him with power To suspend the h"Lsus
'"rpHs whenever hs phases. aud t., place.
in his hrr'd- the .sachin"ry by wh;ci, h.
can 'suhjuga'e aud rxt-rmnate' .Ae local
baaks. All these are fist rae war nlea-
Sur-s against the N"rri,. aud are We.
al ittcd. ~ case the abolition, scheme Of
foreign intervention and ds>"lui ion scheme
Of foreign intervention aud dissolution of
the Onion is carried iu,u force, to rrpress
the rage Of the people ag inst the authors
OF their misery aud disgrace. IT, word.
they strike down the only distinction be-
tween freedom and dcsr"tism. strip til.
States Of all their constitutional power,
and the citizen Of all his constitutional
liberty. When they are contaminated.
no man can breathe. speak. think or act,
without; the sovereign iispeusa,ion Of -Abra-
han Lincoln.
Tine Object Of these measures is to
rcv"luiion!ze Oh, Government. The Alb
oliti"n leaders see tina, they have failed A.
a political party, aud now seek rcfuge il
a military despo,isn With an intuition
which always belong to treason and crime,
they anticipate III. popular wrath by Az
Effort to annihilate popular rights
Thus. the only vigor the Aholitionis,>
have displayed, is cxrrtcd against the
loyal North. instead of against the disloy-
al South. To crush out freedom mere
under the rrc:rncc Of libcra,ing the mig
ger th.rc. is now the only aim and
hope Of the Abolition party. la til
ua"e of the ui.gcr They attained powc,
in his name they will use their power
TO rob the people vi their iibcrie,."
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-19
From the RI ctm.nd Whis, Feb. 90.
CIVIL VI. MILITARY AUTHORITY

The koI,as corpus Case in which Thee
drrc Whitman was the petitioner, recently
argued Isl he Hastings Court. by Robert
Oulj. E>q.. for the e"urt-mar,ial. and
Judge crump for Whitman, Was decided
IN Monday by Judge Lyons. in favor Of
The petitioner. The court held that the
p,,wer to declare martial law under the
constitution and laws Of the Confe,lcracy
lid not belong to the President. and that
Congress had no authority to confer such
power up"n bin; that The authority To >us-
pend the writ of hateas corpus: Gid not
carry with it the right to declare martial
Law; that martial law was an arbitrary
aud dic.a.orial iowcr, which nigh, be
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-19

;ivcs FIR you believe. rs do. that ihes.
briei.-ryed scraphs. 10 wh''se memories
ann IN wing this last sad tribute of respect.
are in that '.mansion ~. made oy ha'is
eternal in the heavens" aud that. -'pcacc.
bright peace. with healing wing> out
spread" i. TOW dwelling over them. .A"d.
! 10, aay one might impeach our rclIgi w.
/ faith, deem il prudent. to sdduce Scrip
t ,ural testimony in defence Of our position.
/ IL needs then no elaborate and fine spun
argument, to prsve what truth eternal has
/ alrca::y successfully vindicatrd. for. IN
pern>ing the sacred pages Of divine insp'-
ration, We find. that when infants were
brought to our Saviour. that He might
touch them. Lis disciples retuked them.
s but Jesus said, suffer little children to
cone unto me. and forbid ,hem mt. f,r Of
such is the kingdom of Heaven yes. be-
reavcd parents. Just such little childrrn.'
~ you have bscu deprived st. are q, hrirs
Of ..:he kiagdo,n Of Heaven. Aud. when
the qaes,ion,--whn is greatest in the king
dum of heaven was pr"p"undcd by the dis
elpie~. how did Jesus answer it? lie
called little ch;yi. aud sat hin, in the
,,idst Of ID. IN, aud said. verify gay unto
you. Excerpt y. he converted. and bccome
as little children. ye shall not enter into
.he kingdom at Heaven. whatsoever
therefore. shall humble him.elf as this
title cA1d. the san,e is greatest in the
kingdom If Heaven" and. to show tha,
they possess immortal FOULS. of priceless
value in the sight Of God. lie adds
''cvcn SO. il is not the will If your Father.
which is in Heaven. that one If hrse
i.Ele ones should perish" Then. why no,
love lite children? When the brightcs,
cherubs that tread with majestic air, tn"
shining Courts of the upper sanctuary.
we're oncc Infants hanging. speeehi.ss. at
the brcast. wh,n the eternal son D.f li.d.
aho Was as pure AZ tic par; S, flower that
ever bluolned amid .he 4 pine SHOWS. was
once an infan: aud nursed hy M earthly
mnlh"r's Care. Take courage. then. s"r
rowing relatives; for. from the Biblical ,
evidence above quoted. We can SAFELY in .
dalgc the fond hope. that the Objects OF
Your grief arc rejoicing. with i"y un- |
sp, ak.ble aud full of gl'ry." 1t is true.
they have .ef. this world Of subiunary !
care. but they have not gone gtimInrr- |
iag down. With the things that were.
sch"ol boys tale, the WONDER Of All hour"
but Hope. that mighty comforter. bids IL.
b lievc. that llcavenwari their immortal
spirits took their flight. and scared nl"ft. !
through the b"uud'tss 6clds of air. to the
c:h.rial mansion Of the great Jehovah,
where "brighter tarsspark!e upon tho man
tic Of light. and = more efulytnt .un
lights up the bushes ii ,uornng;" anu
that finally they took their seats. sur
rounded BY white r"hed angels, 10 the
Paradise of God. And now
- Farewell, dear children. long farewell!
our Pal ents' tears enbaln your memories
f"Ur innocence challenges Immortality;
Impressed ." loving hearts, your name. shalt
lne,"
Till all your fond relatives are na.nbe ed with
the dead.
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-19

facts. and general considerations. as nay
induce th..m tn turn their thoughts :"
this. 81 important sui j~et. faihrm. emf
m.1, 10y repeating what I sail in the he
ginning. hope they will na be- ton sx-
travagnn. in their views Of prices; III:
year lsG3 may not b. the yar to w.t.
H4~s ar prove what kare sail shove: it
may Nv further off: hut that IL viii ul-
takc place. and ilrst az no dis
Ill ay. Is mocpny r,taia.r 50. ,hcrr-
frfe. i,t the Planters look to il. aH.l be
ss'i,Grd with gss'd, remunerssivc. prices.
bur ;ti'cye all, bet them fix their own
valuations on the prices Of their own
labor. firm a careful aud wise review Of
all the circumstances surrounding them.
"
Yours truly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-19
Drowned.

A repor, res-hed here on Tuesday last
that Capt. j. W. Morris. VITO has resided
iu this ,illag. fr .everrl gears pat, wax
dr"wncd in the Potomac river On tho day
prec,ediug. III. wa swept from the deck
"f b;s schoner hy the ji"irs Of the main
boom. aud never afterwards arose to the
surface al the water. The deceased was a
n."s. worthy and reliable man. an estinz-
hlr cisisen. aud rj .y'd. roth in thr social
sni tusiucss rrlc. tie rs,prct aud CONF
deuce VI cur tbiirc community. His un-
siu,eiy demise j. m"st l,rly lsment.d by
oil wh. knew him we'll. and las friends
ssuder their EARNEST sympa,hics TO his
wife and ehilircn in the saj ala;c,i,H that
has L>falcu them.
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-19

exercised ~ ecrnmapirr-in- chIf ever
his esmp or elsewhere at his peril, and
tina, ,.ci,h.r ,hc CONSTITUTION ar the laws
sanctioned ct justified .uch o stretch ef
power; that The Congress mish; indemnl-
~ the eor.,,naui.r-i,, chief for powers thus
unlawiullS assumed, but The courts could
neither recognize on sanction II: that our
caycr,lnscit was one Of Constitution ami
Laws as we'll IN siiuc ei var as u! time OF
r~acr; that the constitution i,uiicd and
iefil,.L The F.owrrs If the President aud
the Congress, aud that no powers bc-
ioneed to .iike, which were not express
~ conferred b, that instrument. That
crurt.-nartisl have xcl!sivs and restrict
cd jurisdiction over soldiers and others
belonging 10 the army; that their func-
tions were circun,scribcd by law and con-
fined entirely to those who were in the
military service; and that. therefore. they
had no RICH. to try citizen not connected
with the army. who wa. under the con>ri-
tuition eu:itlcd TO trial Icy jury for every
offence against the laws. aud. therefore.
the custody in which the prisoner was
held was illegal. and he was ordered to
be discharged; but tue court held him to
bail to- an.wcr before the grand jury the
imputed oTesce-sclli~g liquor.
The National iatsi'i."ncer noticing III"
f,.l in 20 d. thinks it 10 be attributed
partly 10 III. fact TIA, since the adjourn
ment If C.,ngr->s the 6nanciai >i:u.'i"n is
no lrngcr placed at the h4zards of ur.rer
tain u"a.urrs."f Legislation. and the "lui
l.L.iun. 50 far AS it was distributed b,
speculative "p-rati'ns. trnds 10 rc-a'just
Itself CA the basis If facts as they are.
Father than they nigh. be-"
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-19
623 acre.,


ch r:r are re-, S ;..,s, =" 'e. lin. .,
tie f"r'nc- ri..r and All in in, t.. mics ir7"
A. Kirk. They ar. well afss,n 81 NJ.
growth. 81 all the s'an' nr,incsa ~ ~ th"
ti"n "f State. and ~ T.la"c, iar.,t. ne n1" sc'-
rIallv 'ie.ii.hh. The sni Ii, this vici6s'r""
40 finc ~ rsn hr f"nn. 10 anv mart OK"
State. and its susceptibility CIR rani ana l..f
iHs improvement can he a,.cstsd bv y, ~xa,r.
i"a'i''r II the premises. 81 any If ttc ,.r-r.
ali lining. Those iani< are al, chr vcn:er,
I" ChHrrh. MIL the rr. Office AMI src near
enough {" narigaile se,-r Er ali tho r.sc,:-
cal purposes II the farmer Thev are in y
healthy AMI veil rrgnia,ei n-ichhr-i.ns!.
have tine water uPon them. an! are. np1r tho
whole. As desirable as any uni,nP'ovci lands
in the Stats
Terms Of sale. a. prescribed ~ tee decree.
Ar:
One 6rh 81 the nnrchs.e mn,av 10 BE PAL!
in cash o, the day n sa,e--thc rcsidu, 70 b
pain. in ,hrre equal instruments. q: one. tvl
, an': three years from, the day nj sale. with
interest thereon fn'm day If sa'o. Tire ds.
ferIr'i payments to be- secured by the bonds
81 the purchaser. ~ purchaser, Wit. s-car;.
+, ~ Z" h. approved by the Trustee
| When nil the purchase money .ha.! 70
+, paid. the Trnsicc will rxrcn,e aoAl l., tho
purchaser. or rnrchaa~rs. free. clear and .la.
charged from all the title Of tho parties 70 che
! Bill under which this decree was pas.ed--a.so
Of those claiming under the sa;i parties.
JAMES T. n. RALEY.
| Trustee.
March l2tb. IsGa-ts