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fnr RtVcr-Tne River Tunnel Ans
nroprfnfion Paaxcd-Prlco OF GnA.

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Special mec1Mn3G-4M M3!s MfEa sea4T1E!eanMn.
tns E.TspnPn f;on PasxcaNer,ce% 1.ter %n1s1 IN Ap-
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A spee1al noeuns es,,s ~ Ao oemmoa Council.
based on Two separate ea!ls, was held on Saturday
oee Of actnR On license. to yehcles H.. R.por,
q ,nr, IN Street tunnel ~ Thn o Ms9n aer OF tho
cnsir. Present; Aldermen Rober.s, Barren. GaI-
r. Nekoss ksa2i shsf,dsn s;sd Wa!sa WaiiToFE
Wooda1d, B1n1od, Holden, Won Hol1sn ntSest: asst.
1s 1s,e Laason osalli1aa an 1W9s adnaser sn1a
ofdnanee ef @arch ise4 reis,iYsp pio''uH q y. T.
S 1esi'ss Tea sd hs
Tho oli ordin1nce TInSrr tho - .os tao Eepea o.
al onc Who could 1niso S aofay ;h, @sd,nsaes
pIsrcd laeR Al he Cd qate.. nc ncease should %
Aid. .Waleh thought the public vnn,d mt h.
benefited By the repeal ''S "'tAa n's o'
dive ous roof men. VIC 's9ee' eoush1 "as 10
Aid. Taleott said they wnated To rev}v, ~. ola
ordinance, tdng the t,cen.e at four do,is,s for
@ twa dollars ices. M '04" !" aug aouo'e' VIII
On motion OF AID. Roberta clauae WI. IN.
serted res,o=1ng the old osdlnance. "'- 49,
hlc:es. :.
The whole matter wss referred to the Committee
IN Icenses.
AID. Holden callea Up The report Of tho Commit,
tee q '6nganeeIs On .SSleanstng the river.
Aia. hooetE saic taeJ might y well adopt or
cut ef te hands y fhe Ind !aesa ss5
PLACED pa Il IN those OF ne Board Of Pnblic Works,
'el1ss III = HaIfs1 -. 9a4che5 " tao4e MoIks
eftT nr1ntinf. in H. e ~. ~ o @a.leI ol toe
la1Eest circulation, Decided AK f o,ass ea'
The Council then adjourned on tho Grst call.
and A!a. Somlek5 asked for call Of the roll on
INC seGono meeupE;
LIZ @tt4e!4g aeaIly naiI an honr atter the time for
Hale4 a5 mce1nR "as caled1 AID. Holden OBJ
JsG'ea* OFetIolea:
az! A!a. con.sky 20 ealled ap the report Of tho Com
mlttee on Finance on the Warrington tteet sun-
nei tspfHro}EEat1s He}ata sloao IN siy bond.
Aio; aoiaen o13Getaa' On the ground that the
AloGmen Enose n a1us were most Interested in
me = @*HSa M We1e sosens esi rom ine CIT.
Ao. HoocHd moved 70 lay 1t on the table.
LosI 1. .uo,,.-.,
At9' 1ulden moFeo 70 aoJonrn. Lost.
~ GSmssy movGd The adoption Of hs
tested against tho ordinance as groas outrage On
the oWue1s Of TWO mtles Of property aud On the
pubic. It Was shameful to shnt up an important
thoroughfate like Adams street, TOR the paltry sum
ol nc LOO They we're willing TO havcE tunnel at
Washington sire, t and willing to nav lor II: bat
they also Esnted bridge at ADKINS street, and
The vote WIS then taken, with the following re-
pr1ntou OF one hundred thousand dollars for the
tunnel, with the endorsement Of the Ral.road
scheme, was carried -
Aid. Rafferty, then called up the report Of the
Conn itee on Gas and Gasliehts, enclosing IN or
an inss g. r increasing epporari!y tae pstss otgas
, 1865-03-26

New YoEk:Stock and Money Market.
SEw ToRk, Saturday, March25.
NoxET-Sieady II per cent.
>sI1s1Sa EcnASak-Qutct At 1oek@lpsK for hrSt
ctass b;::F.
: Golp Moro acive and hrmer-orenlnx 1t 1584a
49, declining to lA, edvancing to ls74, and closing
II ls1d0t51H.
GoTxHkXKxT G1oCEB Dull,
, 1865-03-26
LOCAL MATTERS. :.

Handsome eCroxrd.-festerday1 1872 South
Clark street presented fairy seene-the crowd
OF handsome fsees thfonginr this establishment
to invest their dollars and obtain somo Of the
splendid gin ARTICLES now going for the small sum
OF 81 each. Mr. T. c. James. Springfield, got .
IN. Hsie1. coraer On f. q X ii @ilraaSee avenue ] nd
Il IS; Geo;se y. Ss sasho1n. 81 soath e clasf
aed It s,B; a Wallyin. CIT Hesei got an open p
tace lapfns watch, valued at SO; q. G; Ford,
New England sewing machine, and others too
at their good fortnnc Of having made visit at
this Aladdin establishment
Or. Rtgelow...we call The attention Ct Ill
those interested to the advertisement OF Dr.. Blge-
low, No. ITO South C1ark street, Chicago. The
Doctor has devoted number Of years to the cure
varied and complicated forms, and, Judging from
bis reputation and practice, 1t is not too much to
say 'nat he 3 T. ons T. of he m9st opera
mcnded By some Of the most, prominent doctors
and citizens Of Chicago as being drst-e1ass and
sklllfol physician. Personally NC KNOW the Doc
t,ienec. la ~ Iii communicattons addressed to Dr..
Blgelow, Post Once Bog l54, Chicago. II will
receive prompt attention mh2eo'1o-1t
i permanently located At ls2 South CLARK street.
Rooms l and 2 IMP stsirs) where all who are sut-
fsrne With coEns, banions. diseased Joints or any
trcated, By the single operation or BY the year,
without pain or bleeding. mhs8-o7a7-1t
now OF 50 Randolph stree between State and
Dearborn streets. up stairs, has an infaflib1e
Weaeoe.s '0e o. involnnty emisstons impo.enee
caused from epermatorrhea OF loss Of semen. This
debility, Dr.. James win ohllge himself IN eyerJ
r. cqEs N a5s ,n
s5stsn T,thoqt T., nssss1y oaas Rstsss' as.sais
ese sexea 5 of nr,vnte nsture speeaiiy eared. W.
thirts.n renr. ~ srhfch fi1ae he ronancted the
II tie United ststcs for the treat,
s9. me- Q. nss sn f. I'LL ~.
DR.. James office and parlors are At S. Randolph
Eo, illinois. oaaoo hours from T. a ull p. N.
ddennal. 1nhe8o7l5N
-
:. esfeanse Fsfaon mas Rad Couxhs
tct In, set. no one iwith rare eIcepH ons), esn a
nave 5s. consumpuon without Cough. ooncr Or
nse.se !n e1'sis Cough, Z lei. 70 itselt strains
s esse .e ~ III q
gct i'd Of Cough, coId Of Hos1seness 4h1thoni hSu
pfuniV ar sare W W,h ~ nra hsyysst AZ =, 9t IT.
orrsns Of thc ehest tb.n H. ICY osasI! E.nastn ~ @
rani an srticln se,rnt1fr.1iv cornnrndaa 6ee-,
esrrhnr ea'tstoa S .y S9alpoanueo H2m 3
tation N0AA h5snes - tE;Sasst 1spo-
--M.M -1e-Ho-''1'S u4seeat'''a'@
greg hair to its patarsl color fnot dveine1
edcctnally curing ali diseases Of the ecaip, pre.
venting the haIt hp1n fallinr od cf7fnss Il nm
nc-s and g1oas that nothing else can nrodnc..
Try It. PHce S1O0 per bottle. Sold by all drU..
! E1ete. Fuller, Finch & Fuller, Apents. Ebicsen.
, 1865-03-26

SCRIPTURE READINGS AND
9AGRDD POETRY
=, BIZ r. -
sAm $ E. N URD 0CN.-
= In aid Of the depl.teA treasury OF sss
spLD1EHs,: MoME, ::
AT
,9REAN BALL., "
snndny Evening. r1arch soth,
- ATT 1-2 r: n. - :,
. The heading. Will embrace ia.
IL Ine EorJ Of J.seph and HI HrnthreA.
e. E1utct from ID Simncl. 0a11s and Ah&11p1.
~: nau IAN nent Tor ebsa1oIn.' By \ ?. "uuA.
9.n. 1an hloEel anyFtA bta1ptemet tue Lori.
sta. JUNCTION tt 6en&ehrfio. Bg L-ru Byron.
a. 4e1tn . Of ian beloi . ARrtppI. -
tkn- Lug M2ht rl St. John DeAAfhef. or thu LIE.
uer. -
,;s!. s,n "oarded aud Mustered ous. 81 Re1. WE
Adpi.,tsn q cents. T.cke,s % be had At Walsh's
mh26o&S-lt4ftp 49,
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39erS011al.

DERSONAI-Everybody afhlct-
sa with disease. 81 ,hs '5 apsh = fa; IT,
essea Price cents pes box ad1s ,sns ~ p BHR sa
%To, r Boz J8s3, ChicaRo, u. st ss4s41r
1R Rsndc. rh Itrser, wholesale ano rtsa1i nHeos.
, 1865-03-26
:&tIapEp.

CTRAYED OR STOLEN FROM
- ~ S II, ntt ilzht red yellawsh calor, Gov
Viii IL tnc end Of 6er tixnt born h.oksn or sne y
crsn aad n Eoed condition @ i. Aay one Hho IN
.Sn .S:utI ~ ~ found shall % nbefalay rsvsrded:
Aas aEhin.vc Sc ~ MsFrE II, 1866. T. B. DQDNKR,
,Hnhss sx&Et = No. d79 Wabash ATeuues
, 1865-03-26

b1insnR Stocks
BoeToS, Saturday, March Is.
The prices Of Mining Stocks bid In l}oaton to-dAy
wtEr: central: Sc; Copper Falls. 2ae; Frank
ltn sc; Hancock sac: Huron, S9c; Isle Royae, 1Dc;
Quincy, &c; Superior. sac.
, 1865-03-26

The report of Mr. Charles H.: Cram, Chairman
OF the Library Committee, contained Eany Inter
Of the library. On the. s0th o. June 1ast, owing
;cc Tho Resignation ef Nj: c: g. Copeland. kibrarf
university. was s.ec'ed IN his place, With salary
Of 5000 year. Ar. examination Of The condf.
ton and number OF volumes in the early part Of
books. OF these, 1bV composed broken sets, and
many were much worn and unit tor circulation:
One hundred and fortyBA1ee volumes we're found
to he Lost though g were afterwards recovered.
This loss otfolnmes caused change In the mode
Of registration. AZ m improvement Upon the old
plan, the card system was adopted. By means Of
strictly enforcing the zines, 50 hny been col
lecud since August Last. It is a1so Intended to
@ Issue an elaborate catalogue @ ot M g q s s pages.
viii be $1,s0o. The number Of membors is ISL
life, Is honorary, 13i Indy, and 1,352 reEnl1r.
Total, 1858. III these 414 regular have t1incd
duripg the year, and ncatiy nl the rc1nltndcr
Tithin TIC past fsw 3sass: @ v,.o, ..ro .o
Eu1c.er ained to March. lk4Q. Q........ Is0
, 1865-03-26

APARrnKR.-See advertisement OF young man
having capital to invest, signed < T. e., Metro
poltan. The: advertiser has ability and comes
well Recommended,
, 1865-03-26

FOR SALE-7A good~ 1Wo:stoFyy
room. store and c!o1ets, LOT s8xtBo f:e.
tha east 6ioe OF Whbhsh.Av, tputh Of Eahteenth st
city. Title perfect. Inquire OF + 8 WILLS, 81 So
Water+f, ruh2S e1JS.-1R
, 1865-03-26

altcnsa 1nsoluble Ccnent.-Foi vood
leather, czockcfy and other aubstanocs Is the bat
aid to economy thst the housekeeper caa bare.
1t u In liquid form, and insotubte In Vaser Or
GU. It El1l ndhere oily substances completely.
Supplied In packages for nmlly and u.a1t1faetur-
, 1865-03-26

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS men were recruited
OF SATURDAY, distributed thus: First Ward, 8:
Second Ward, ~; Third Ward. 20; Tenth Ward.
2; Eleventh Ward, !. Total. a.
Tho following tabfe will show tho sub-dist1cta
still in dethnlt and their ar1cSfa:
, 1865-03-26

EVcTERs, ATTENTION livery voter shou1d re-
mrmber to 60 On Tuesday next to his respective
p}aea OF voting, and zee thai his name Is prop
Registered. DO not neglect this. =. =,
, 1865-03-26

TOR SALE-B0o acres of Farm
l. Land. u miles nom Chicago, on G. B. 4 q. b. b,
one nile rom. 1tation; se ac1es tE9 E!les troEa
good cultivation, with good buildlnEs .nd fruit trees
The zoo acres viii b sold In quantities 70 suit pRf
chaae1s. For terms apply 70 l. B. BuaH, LA KiuNt
street. :. fa1GhsG5 45r
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5fnr Ga4.

TOR 6ALE-Choica selections OF
sprt eR and summ.. costtugs teeeeat !uTehs.es3
10 OTQtr cI NTHnk~sS" p>eA~A 0.Ad No YSSE Aer-
ebapt Tailoring hoom. 13O South CtAst st.. En'esEo.
keot 6, patairR. uh26o7H 1t
TOR SALE-A second hand Top
H. Buggy. Can be seen 1t S72 state-t, between il
and TX O'Clock. ulh4Rl61t2e
, 1865-03-26

Dr. Clement, Surgeon Cbtropodfst,
1a permanently located at is2 South Clark street.
Rooms and 2. (up stslrs) where all who are sut-
ferne with corns, buuions. diseased Joints, or any
dlseaae OF The feet, can have them successfully
treated, by the etngle operation or By the year,
without pain or bleeding. mh28-o717-1t
, 1865-03-26

: supFoeD MuRDEREn ARREsTKD.-A man, sup
Dosed to be the one who ahot and Killed soldier
At Fitxsfmmona'+ saloon on Wells street. -abona
fonr months EGO, was on Saturday arrested By the
pplices --'
, 1865-03-26

.Accmxxr.-Wi1liam Rlce, a student at the CHI
eapo Uniye1aity Was injured yesterday BY falling
through IN open scuttle on State stteet. H. To-
sides at Red Wing, Minoesota. >, T..
, 1865-03-26

TOR SALE-A Confectionery aud
l. Fruit Store. in IT the hest loc -lties in tha
ciIy. Apny at 1917 South Clark street.
, 1865-03-26

Coleatcss Honey Soap,-rbts celebrated
TOILET Soap, IN such universal demand, fs made
rom the choicest matc1isls Is mild and eunlitnt
n 1ts natu!e, fagEanty scented, ind extremely
AZ Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
fehf-hl44SrlT2Hrr EehS Sxsf
, 1865-03-26

crs use, from Two ounces to ouo hundred pouudi.
Sold everywhere. Hilton Bros. b Cot. proprfa.
tors, Providence, r. l. Agents In Chicago, { fnRp
l. 8m1u, Nch9-M979-1u1-T Tuu-9Ar&TuI l.
, 1865-03-26
GhttQQ1 Mrtbn,res
SUNDAY, MARCH q, 1856.
THE CITY. .

tiI.!t.5. .At -.--t =
:. IN ", sAu1rAar meeting OF the E1-
.eeut,ve Bo.rd OF the Northwestern Sanitary Fair
will be he,d On Monday aitosaoon ats o'clock,
Msrch 9Th, ut the roomr Of the Sanitary Con..
mission. -. -a's.2 -s;.:"
>::1hs attendance O. members Ii psrheul l.rly re-
0utsisd -. =. =, = :. .1
- GovERnz1ar woskxxz. government
workmen engaged BY e1-sherif John Way, LETT
4hs city oa Friday for Nashville :! -. =:
~ Ruu oyrn.-J. T. ased, ct Dixo,.., was run over
.by the Madison ttreet cars on Saturday, and se-
werely injured. He xas takcn 70 the Union Rotel.
: HkAy1.-The anes assessed at tho :PolIcc Court
pn Saturday amounted to nearly s., ,0oo, Of which
shout FOO weA Eesllzed-rhe heaviest days wotk
in many mouths, .:
: APtRruxR.-see aayertisement OF Young man
having capital to invest, signed Z. 7. e., Metro
poltan. The; advertiser has ability and comes
well recommended, -.
'EVcTERs, ATTENTION livery voter shou1d re.
member to 20 On Tuesday next to his respective
p}aee OF voting, and zee thai his name Is prop
: Feeistered- Do not neglect this. - =
.Accmur.-Wilism Rlce, student at the Chi
cago University Was injured yesterday BY hlllng
Through IN open ae0toe on eeoe0 'aeee'' 80 ''o
:; eideS at Red Wing Minoeto0. - =.
tsurFoeD AuRnERER ARREsTED.-A man, sup-
posed to be the one who ahos and Killed soldier
e. tttzsoas ~ sssoon 80 -oa Msas sline5 1ao9ns
nnlce' A'@t' 49, "@s W ~ t'te
-. - = :.
Hosr1rA1 rtR WonrH AID cHupRxs:-The
Trustees Of this Institution are requested to meet
at the Rocpns of The Young Mems Christian As.ox
FfAffn, Monday. N4rrh 9Th nsrtnrk n m
&-"NN - --3' ..-.--- -.-~3 ~N3~~ r AA-
:: n N u.--.- u,,, Lrsata. ~ A.. r,,.,,
, 1865-03-26

TOR SAlE-One American Safe,
l. No Q. (Dlebold, Bal,mlnn d Co., mske1s) Also
eou ONCE iurntute. new and good oTder. Y No
B0xfd nj Cfadt Hp1 ding. Ch:cAH1. Iuh25QSftSk
, 1865-03-26

.tN Paper Hangings, Painting, Calciminhg and
At +. E. Rlghy's, 50 Randolph strict
, 1865-03-26

TOR SALE-A brick store in the
L. city Of Egn In good buslnt IS location. will be
sold che1p aud onsbn terms. For particulars,
rtfet TO GR. PbRRT, 1He Randolph street, chicago,
, 1865-03-26

TOR .SALE-Houses and Lots
L. Mo-. 70 andsl. Hinsdale street. North atde. GAs,
water. and other improvements. App to WRI9Hi
b tYRRELi. No. 5, metropolitan Block.
, 1865-03-26

E% Bcnuett's Galactlc Balm for femalcs, tor
splsrStng. developing and beauttf fytn1 thc bresst
sod oy drugg:sts gene1 ally. Adaress, enclosing
Box Ei64 Chlfxr1a !~-' ~ 80 r ~
, 1865-03-26

TOR SALE.-.A new house, ard
The hoG'e Is s01s6. two sttry, vel finished. Thc
rnekJ man caa haye the house 4 ths log ps.ee Of
tne srg.,n:. T1tie perfect. Apply on premise
, 1865-03-26

INSURANCE. MATTKHs.-Since the old Hartford
Insurance Company reared its magnificent temple
at No. 10 Lasae street. and dedicated it solely to
insurance interests, this street has become "a
Tordte husinets thoroughfare. The office on the
has teen taken By prominent agency, making
eisht leading agencies and local offices within i
biock, and representing over forty companies.
.our city. 1t is we'll thus to multiply offices in
g1nnd insurance center, md not less a, coaven-
fence to the ppbfic toan- 70 tae companies them;
Nf BIssell It's General Agent, are entitled 10 the
credit OF initiating this movement, which in
pud other improvements, now nshnE and IN tou-
temptation, will make IASalle txeet one Of the
bus1nesB cente1s Of Chicago,
, 1865-03-26

FOR SALE-A two.story trama
L. Rouse, and Lot u by 10 teet on ab 4sh eytuua
east tront oetwe. l2h and 18th ssree. VIII be 80
peiscn who viii purchase the iurnItuIe. o. PIT Of
It. viii have preference. Apply At g IS Wabash ~,
uh15cNB.2t
, 1865-03-26

-" ANTED-Situation-As Cat
w ter In . nrst.class Cusscm Uothiue House
Eeaf Il reference given. Addreaa Boz GBS Cbtcszo
+ u rrh12nGtyIaf
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-02
Home

Two birds within one nest; .sg
Two hearts within one breast;
Two souls within one fair p; z 59
Firm league of love and prayer, S
Together bound for aye. together blest,
: Ar ear that waits TO catch
4 hand upon the latch E.5 $
a step that hastens It's sweet resc 70 via; /;
4 world Of care without,
L world of strife shut oct, 81 81
4 world Of lore shut in.
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The H9ly Sepuickre.

Ti1e Empress OF the French has just issued
i circular 10 the queen soFereigns of Europe.
respecting the condition Of decay and dilapi-
tiation into which. the dome Gf the Church of
'the Holy SepulehFe has beeusfaliag for many
years past In this interesting document the
Empress makes an earnest md foFcible,appeal
to her sister soyereigns to unite and repair
the hely places, asking how it is that the
Christian Powers have rot FASTENED to put
an end to a state Of things affecting to- the
faithful of al communities I.
The proposition IS not merely to repair thes
decayiag dome, but to rebuild the church on
an entirely new principle, 50 as to afford sbun-
daat convenience to the pilgrims of every COM
fnuRity of Christians from every cline freely
osisit and worship there.
The circular says
1t Eeuld be advisable, after haYing obtained
the consent of the Sublime Porte, 50 entirely
rebuild the Church Of the Holy Sspulchfe on
q new plan, and on a fasger scale, 50 that it
might afford accommodation for al! commun-
ions. Thus, for example, there should be on
one side chapel, and even a nave, consecrated
TO the use of the Latins, and on the other a
nave and chapel reserved for the use of the.
Greeks. The principal nave should be open
to ALL and the access of the faithfo' to%ths
Holy Sepnlchre, at present so difficult, giving
rise to frequent disturbances, :wouid. be freed
fromsall hindranees. Thesmajesty of the neS
sanctuary should as much as possible equal
that of the sacred associations which are re-
called by these sacred places. For these, rea-s
sons acompetilioa might be opened in which
the architects aa4 artistsef all countries should
be invited to take part, and an international
jury MI ght select from among the designs sent
by them that which, in a purely artistic point
of gieW, might lie deemed the most worthy of,
SO. great an idea. As to the funds necessary
for commencing and completing without delay
taesRes Church. OF tie Holy SepalcaFe, they
could be furnished by a universal subscription,
at the lead of which all the Christian Prin-
cesses would no doubt vie with each other
in iascribing sneir names.
GooD TEaRER BRiNGs BEAUTY. II have seen
many an excellsnt matron, who ceuld never,
In her stdays have been handsome, and yet
she hcdza racket ofyelloG love, letters in al
private drawer, and sweet children showered
kisses on her salIow cheeks. YeS thank God,
human feeling islike the almighty riytrs that.
bless the earth; it does not wait for beauty
lit flows with resissless force, and brings
6a3ufr5 With II - ~ ~ .- =
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-02
NUMBER 10
From the Caroi:;niuss.

of terms of peace. There appears to be no doubt
that these officers in theirc consultation with Gen.
Johnston made propositions. which we're deemed
worthy Of acceptance by our authorities, bur-
when brought before the Yankee President for
Ratification, were rejected on. the ground that he
would not treat with rebels il arms. - - z
IF this condition Of Affairs. really exists, and
the above premises be correct, we argue from
them that neither of the federal commanders Z
viii be satisfied with the summary disposition
that has been made of the question. They and
their armies alone conduccdto the result. Sher-
man as a Western man, commanding Western
troops. fought simply for restoration of the
Union. If he captured negroes,i it was not to
emancipate bat to- employ them. AS an aboli-
ZIONIST, we are not aware that he has any record,
unless it be one ofopposition to the sentiment.
Grant, as an individual occupies the same cate.s
CORY. We have it personally from the lips Of his
| own brotherin-law, who was for a time pcliti.
{ cal prisoner in Columbia, that no man could be
more opposed to the doctrine of emancipation,
except,as a war measure, than the Federal chief.
With principles, therefore, thus firmly fixed,
and their objective point attained with immense
armies at their back which embody and represent
the entlre power o. the North; with their honor
p.igheee as ohceEs, VINO assumed the responsl-
biity Of speaking for the conYersatiye portion Of
the North and with a natural pride as men, to
see the terms. upon which they had mutually
agreed ratified nv their own m government -
aas;l, lad ,sI.a.. = =. ststo,a,,. az
f-sar sna Go ssarm. 49, 49, s.segss wa
usals anu o'leEiAAn hs'e Dosn sole % Hasol
ton IN person to plead Tor the ADOPTION of their.
measures. r We can go even q step beyond, and
anticipate that in the event Of the rejection Of.
their proportions, these leaders viii refuse 10
lend their armies or t,eir influence to anv fuF.
tbar eoa,,;ot os .b.5 so,tb -
'-lS. :, $50 - = ~ 80 A20-s-. 80
The statesman who sapposes that tins people
can be held IN subsection by military rulers Who
with half j million of bagonets to back them,
will exact baths on penalty Of confscation, and
controlsevery mans, liberty to think and act by
i mere paper pass is soreiy mistaken. Ne p,ps.
a;,La. - !. s.sf....sI r,'o
800 S0As,l.-ssa :. 0ssst05 s, ne fsnsss
imagine that there can be a middle ground be.
/ tween the extremes The promo tions off Gran.
and sbarnoo :, hsios an.a,,s;s
~ = - - :.
S.lu psoDlot5 Sssni ~, 2 gays sne press put-
PITS and forums of the y orth will unite IN urging
declaration of peace upon the basis said to hare
! been accepted BY our President.
ss.E
"A
/ WIDOW appiled TO physician to relieve her OF
three distressing complaints, with which she
was afflicted.
In the first place, said she, "lhaye little
Tor no appetite. What shall I take for that r. r.
For that, madam, you should take air ard
exercise s.
"And doctor, I am quite fdgety at night,
and afraid to lie alone. What shall take for
For that madam, can only recommend
u
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When i saW sWest nellie Homo.
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In the sky the bright stars glitterel,
On the grass the moonlight fell,
Hpshed the seand Of dayIight's hustle,
Clo ed the '.pink-eSed pinpernell, !
( IAs down The moss-gro oRn wood path
Wberethe cattle lore to roam
Frog apnt Pattis's quilting pas5y---
IsSas seeing Nellie home,
Jetty Fngleta softly aatter
Ger a brow a. white as snox,
And her cheek 1.-The crimson sunset
Scarcely had warmer glow;
hid her parted lips yermillion.
White teeth flashed ike ocean foam;
All marked, with pulses throbbing,
While saw sweet Nellie home.
Yhen the autumn tinged the greenwood,
Turning allits leaves to gold,
In the lawn By alders shade
II my lose to Nellie told
As.ve stood together gazing
On the star bespangled dome,
How I blest the August evening
When / saw sweet Nellie home.
White hair ningles with her tresses,
Fufrows steal upon my bsow,
But IoSe-smile cheers and blesses
Life's declining moments BOW:
&atraa, in my snowy 'kerchiet,
Closer TO Ihy,bosen conte
Tell me, dost thou stil! reneinber,
When saw sweet Nellie homes
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-02

ANECDOTES. When Napoleon inquired Of
La Fayette to learn of the .sboasted battles"
of the American Revolution, the reply was,
Sire, it vast grandest Of causes won by
the skifmishers of sentinels and outposts.n
tits said of Ger. Lee, in the battles of Chick
ahominy, he rode to the side of Gen. Jackson,
in anxious mood. Fastening to the terrific fire
directed against bis column, "Do you think
they will stand that General?n he almost .ur-
consciously inquired. tfT think they Will
said jackson. From. that day Gen. Lee and
his men have continued to eclipse the highest
annals of martial life.
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!. 4 romantic young man says thata Rornan's
hesrtsis !!iks the rnoon-it changes cont;nIn>-
y. but Always has a man ii i 49,. : -
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WBY We PRAY.-W,e do not pray to IN
form God of our wants, but to express our
sense. of the wants which He already knows.
As He has not SO much made, His promises to
our necessities as to our requests, it's reasoa-
able that our. requests should be made before
we can hope that our necessities will be re-
lieyed. God does not promise to those who
want that they shall have, but to those who
ask nor TO those who need that they shall
find, but TO those who seek.-HGaaG6 .Aore
A quicksilver mine has been discovered in
the streets Of Valparaiso.