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, 1865-03-18
Heavy RRIn8-D0omlnw Rivers,


This latitude, and large portion Of The
Northwest, have been visited by heavy ruins
and the supply appears to be inex exhansttble.
The present tail Of rain, continuously fo1
three Or four days, on the Illinois, Missouri
and Upper Mississippi. is among the heayies;
ever experienced By our boatmen who have
for many years navigated those rivers. It Is
fea1ed that dcstrEctive ffeshet will be the
result in the Illinois, and probably the othe1
upper rivers. The nlinofs Is already high
and the Missouri was ct last accounts swell
ing rapidly as Kansas City, and below. The
Mississippi Is also high from this point tc
New 0rle.ns, and tue Ohio and its tributa
rles, the Arlzansas and the White. are all at
Hood height. Under this state of things, and
The streams IN Minnesota, Upper Wisconsin %
&C., 1t behoovcs tie citizens Of Cairo, New
Orleans, and the people generally along the
Mississippi, to look out sharp In prcpaEa tton
for the safety Of themselves aud their posses.
siops. As We 80 to press this morning, 1t l.
raining, baihng ant-snoWing by turns.
, 1865-03-18

Christians. 1T must encounter the almost
unanimous hostility of those who feel Esps-
cial reverence for'the entire language Of the
King James versfon-and what Christians do
notf Many Of It's changes. such as the sub
stituticn Of 'happy' for 6 blcssed," IN the
.,beatitudes," at first seem harsh and IN. u
pleasant to mrst readers. Some will Dc
equally disputed By scholars; We do not
venture, therefore, 10 predict the measure OF
its success. The majo;it5 of Christians have
heretofbrr opposed .hc t~anslation with their
might. and We look for the likc opposition Ia
the future. Some OF Its readings may IN time
be adopted as corrections ct the common yer-
sion, but the latter will remain the English
Bible Of the Christian world.
, 1865-03-18

LEE D1scoScRnTgD.-The Washington Gar
of Monday contained the following paragraph
in blazing double leads:
"These is information from Richmond to
the effect that Lees project for future mil
make a defensive military quadrangle, with
Richmond as one Of its angles. The four
points Of the quadrangle were to he manned
with GO.o0o negro troops, who could, 1t was
thought. be relied on for defensive duty,
leaving Lee at liberty, with his white army,
threatened. The failure Of the rebel Con.
g1ess to promptly pass measures filing the
army. the rapid advance Of Sherman, and
She, ,fdan's victory, have now made Lees
plaus imptac,icable."
, 1865-03-18
a Physiological View OF Mar
r{LEe~

contslnns resrl5 800 pages. and 1.o me T.At-a and
InEavtnEB the nAt,ny Of ftn+ h1ratn 'tE ms in
stA,c Of Hath and Dtscs with Ttest=r E-rly
ESEort, III ! Gu 1r be onseGut.c-- upon inc Ill 4
.pd Eody, vi b ths Authpr't r.ku of r. alrnrnt-the
or rational End Eucceat nj ncce of cure Il
o. The trort Of csse: trcale ttuiasul adviser to
~ntertein co TT rf1c!r rhy. CT coat'tt, n
CT postAxe Bpy kdcr -tc-tct Of 73ctQts In
ntAtnp& p~tal crrtency by undressing Jr. La
Ct0iA, No. H ssld.1 a-e. bany. Ny.
The author 1uhy Re crnkute1 uLol ans .. Tic ci4.
eAtte uecn Wtict Its hong ats either FEE7nSALLT
Of BY NAIL, ana medicines sent {, ant phsf nj tie
To. I'd. Iullta s. 4 Tr fu&sxfx
, 1865-03-18
CAUTIo
THE GOVERNMENT ENDORSEMENT,

In order to g1ard agaitk dangerous 1mno,ttcu,
the public requested ia taks especial uoto Of tne
beautifully engraved r1cprietory starao. throu-h
which the government OF the United st.,es o1lc,aI,
suthentfcatca every hott:e Of HCsTEr1ER,s BIT.
TIERS. THIS shield. thr1wa By the government oye,
tloo, Is sced con-rtcuousy across tie corr s oye,
The neek OF each bottle and cannot fa to strike the
ere Of The most ca.1al observer, Nctolnx that mr.
ports to be HOS sIETTER's BITTEEs can BE- eenutue
unless the stnmp Is thrre
lis also psoperto state that the BITrER9 are sold
exslusively In glass, and never under any c,rcuu.
stance by the gallon the barrel. Inapossers aud
imtaors are zbroad. and the only safeguard the pub
lie ha7e ag1lnat them Is to that the R1ttera they
buy hear tha engraved label and note
Mesrrs. Hoatetter d Smith, and tho St1mp aooye
mentioned.
, 1865-03-18

HAa Ind more shAn tlEty scats ut e1pensnes In mt
treatment Of Syphilis. speeoaterrhssa. *nc all frtTase
plsr4sxa. The cn,o,sunat. Guide. csn,a,a:ns val
usble 1ntcsrstton, amt Testimonials f1ou1 The Roya:
<nese spzseons in London in fAyos ot D.. Thou''
ecu usaled any addrra Oh F~csapt OF Is cents IN
poEtBgc ssArps- CHre and Anatomical hns"uo lae
&orth Cltfh street., Chicago. Address F. Q. BOZ 4.
, 1865-03-18
Dr. BiEeI0W,

Gschaoenua1 PhyEtcsn- eau 1kus44-tu II 1n osAse
In eoGth C1ksS.st.. corner q. Mo.eoc, Chicago,
EASE. kuo D1e1*es Ct private HEa tec~t. nature t
both seIes. xhcl be tre Il 1ih :n1araesc sLcccu
R4pn1 sepafste, where LNis AaG sstot, ,enet GAs cc
tu:s the Doctor With The stE:ct-ss ar1VAc. Ouct
Eourt ron !. Il. t. s n. s.nc6-s II tc u g. Z
sun-1fiea:oas col.t -*.1!. Cun-E.iau4n tIre
addIe<. pcstorice Eo1 lA Incloae Use IT. 7 ef sac
Yef h!t Guide tc He'Nt '~s' fcni1"sy
, 1865-03-18
Gaz2'G Yourself
DR. BAKERS SFEEEEIC.

DR. BAKERS SFEclEIC.
This Medicine will cure Gonorfhea,
elect, Structure. Seminal Weakness
or Spermntorr11eu, Chordec, DIS eases
of the Kidneys and Bladder. aud
all Diseases of the Sexual Organs
caused by Contagion or Weakness OF
%. eIt.:cr sex, Tales or Females,
This ELEGANT, POPLAR and rS7A11rB1E
rIetsIs,1en, 20 reistrated tn n o1r LARGE CITIES
e S IL e. se5e g. I'd I eGg 9a s
Of sbe Gsrtal Organs ct either taals Or t.
male} In few days -
Or. BAEER's sPEcl=Ic
e 2E6E SA1s 81 EEdAR15 s5AseT ssEss
FFffT L s Sh.ss & H. sos2y e var
EeadeE, have yoa &
Private Bisease,
Or anE Disease Of the KIDNEYS, bLApDEE e S9X
TAL ORGANS. Dc not nesecti Il. psLAF IS DAN
DR. RAgER:s SPECIFIC,
M7sh hs sas ie .aas 2R22 Z a5 s
II not rem pliwstuEe saasls.
DIR. BAFzEa;S SpECEEIE
GrSa + !Sts o ii e. iD sstF o
A1y!cE 1fn qss
Ell Ss.ss et Akh IS g f3
f2fsa9Da 2S Ds Ft2E III ~ a5y EFtSFIE 81 v1fk EH BIZ
ha hAif ~ D ;ss6 T5fY' stem to perfect 't'te OF
WC:G TO TIE AFFLICTED.
BS going 1o rt:nfsr Ph! s!eeo with yInr sse, u
, 1865-03-18

[Ffom the New Yotk kTFlbnue.1
As there Is In come sections scarcity of
agricultural labor for the season now open
lug, we remind thoAc in want of it that large
numbers Of GcseItrrs f,om the rebel forces
arc now In and around Washington, many Of
whom wnuld gladly do good work tor fair
wages. Those In need Of help In any neigh
bcrhood are advised to club together and
send an agent down to Washington or Balti-
n1ore to hlrc such as seem worthiest Of en-
ployment.- Probably the State Agents stu
tioned in Washington might .tire single
hands for those requesting it.
, 1865-03-18

Httik protec1 II. 1t Is r. u ~ sxsi1Y ~ Il viz
tue. ana III some tscs a-lci;t '"rccov4F. NJ.
n, .. e.lnae nj 's'J Ut thls k"asoa ,e
uultes to &C. ssrnA scin0fctn bet esce eSTalns
del enhe rpon l. mic used 'his nnr '"ae. Tat
mi dcina ctcs c1 n'- sae1 ~ co1n MN
t1{cptoi err derseo1k Quinn" es cTfFyp ~ dnds
cut Who kes much Of il. Ia elo- 10 -on m ss'e
-ptuteettye ~ untca,D@ n:mok:h=r caon enc
sspifik f1hs t:f p.ty, This ns"gfnt:se II
IosTETTix i III e5R . IL 2sr,.NAch llTi tR..
4 componnu Of ~ IlFG.t ettu ant sef tnscuiEc
IuTed Efth ihe mest enccIlsc tcriC a".r .sve,. re-
I,a1at bsd drDu'at is tsat :. mlssry b. IT sx
Ltc ed iron TIT int -ptc41 ME"oul ouya's~ce IT.,
lRu. uiu aut Il. recent >tr. ness VII $Nt tue
Eit-ss mr.t~b f-sl3 ~tiv.. nof dIsag &c .hs
et,t4uGnl rr t.e Ect talb 81 :a9EGic.
Il duts not excilc 1u'ter the utt:rs or e sion
opy VI cue :;esal action; 61t at aue .s.tn al:
ctr. tn Ms tie rvnus system and III sai spirits
ftht Et,G1 I "a
, 1865-03-18

suEE eHec;et b tie use OF lru4 ~ A.rcsA USE
Ct from tu t@. nts stnrr tts7u.ne yte!e ~
IN, address. oy ) Z uruAx, svata E!shta siseet
Phiienelrtit. 'Pa. t1rcpl.-e Arp' ne LD.D &
VMfTH, u Lake s1feet, *<n.tz Agents. A'eo, lot
- IA nr All ,trnJpksu uet5bSI tu.I-kSKx
, 1865-03-18
#zniCiHak.-
:. #sntClnaf.
nR. EAsTERL1's
IODINE AND $ARsAPARlLlA,


r
-.........-
Tht8 the ontJ medicine that viii cure olta&4e& 6&
"'e IL 'D'''8' sSA's VI 'Ae ''''
8ckofu1A4 or Kings Evil, CAncer13 14"
n,nvx. Erun.san. ~ rha Hlr1,e. Ervxfp.
y. u -.
class Chronfc Sore Eyes, RinZWofm
or. Tetter. Ero7d 1nad. nd Sorex
se~10 AoNA5 ~A~
Us,r- nt.',Se r,tS
ooAAss f4WPle4 on me F2ees Hoa&se'
s, Tcnse.1aens n orop.y or fGraseI'
tons. General nsh,,,tv' ~ S.1,ronto
s OeoAAAys al III
diseases md a1f Diseases RFfkfnX
from the use of N1errurr-
,
aoay =! s7o ceiehfafrd remedies fa- ths care o.
oo r1ne t,o ~ "a lapaEc st.se o. -
70 "1.t srrh ssti. f,cn III @so
~ 1A'e S1e" .~-A A1~-3'0 - al aa
Dr. Easterty,s iodine mi, c,-a,,rlr..
A""1Ae "ao oAa sfAAH@@
In western sta'ee n.o7ly thre. tonrt n f tha t
hsbitants are stcted With torji or 1nacttye coud
, 1865-03-18
Special Anttre4
CutarFh.

Dr. Wadsworsha DRT UP II 'su1e eurs Tor the
ssove comp aant, after Al otaer remedies have talea
30 sa1 thouaands Of those pseAu who h4ve tried 1t.
Do not het,s,ts but pr: lAe medicine 1t once,
II vii no: dssproinf yuu.
L. Il. boRE1So7 TON, Proprietor, Providence. r. 1.
AAo, fos safe by F. 4 H. N. HOOKER. ro. st Wc4t
randolph sar.et. Chcsxo,. nuAt7otas 7tis
, 1865-03-18

rrur. a1l paris of the BODY dve uontea. without
tnJnry In The AKIN, NJ "uPhAx'e rEr1LA7pcx roH.
DEE" T1tcr e. Ted to suy .d4re:s fnr tt-2a. b.
s. G. rP5AN Is South h1gt th ttrert, Philadelphia,
Fl. Ask fol "rPAAA's UHr1L. r.EY PoVpEI," An9
tat+ other. LCEn ( SMITH, = LAKE street. Gsae-
-. Agents. Also, for sale hy al 1ruxx,sts.
, 1865-03-18

Brctdl , and enectu.lls, hv sh' use 0, .'Dk. Ii
IuA1x7s llF4 ElL1,A C4rr 9a7rantt@d P.iee.
"a sent t-t rE,u, g C. trGA.i. % orth q. hth
U.,eet, Fhisutphta. Pa. C;rc alass ke-t FREE
ft:5-kG5kclu III NS h-.& =
, 1865-03-18
Gi)ira9G Urtbune.

GbiragG :. Grtbune
SATURDAY. MARCH IS. 1855.
NEW PDELIOA Et0Ss.
THE NEW TESTAMENT OF OUR LORD AND
SAVIOR JESUs CHRIST. The com non Eng
of t1'b Amsri. IN Bible Union. New York
American Bible Uuion. 1861.
| The Bible is the mcst important of all
| books. Its OWN circulation Is probably a
thousand fold greater ttan that Of any other
book, and Its circulation, together with that
Of the books founded upon 1t and deriving
from 1t their inspiration, doubtless vastly cx-
ceeds that Of all other books combined. In
deed, the ancient classics and the pure math-
eua'ics arc nearly all we hare wholly
unaffected BY the influence OF the Bible. It
permeates onr literature. tinges our science,
pelTades or arts, affects Our laws, mou1ds
our manners. It is the most ancient and ven.
erah1e monument of the past, the most pow
csfu1 agency in the present, and gives promise
| Of still more expansive and perVad1ng i'du-
ence oyer the future. While laws control onr
| actions. and Conscience our motives, thts, by
| going back of both action and motives
! moulds that secret hcart-fafth which Is the
| fountain frrm whence How our motives, con-
srlence, manncts' ,a"ss a ;. 49,. ~ ~
ont~ata ,ue' 1so,1,, - - p.,t-",so. s ~
faith. except 30 far as human passions and In
teiest have obscured its teaching, and as
sort OF atmospheric influence by reason Of its
omnip1esenre over all non-Christians in
w. - s,,a.a :. -. -. W ISL
1T. c;-;,,. =. ~. e,s:.~, ~ s~1.e iol
E s.s1.s..,:.:.s - as's,. s :, aeou".. -
10 s uae es oesD =. 49, ages "oiS
y. uo'A. ICY at.e ~ p4ou'' auu ~ festore q
49, 49, ...As,s.eS .nss1 t1peA'su cops1ngs
asNa ..4s ,;es 80. ~, Aao ~ u" 'sc7
1a..Sas s ~ s o' t.,' ~ &c" VI tns'
~ ~ t.o1s' AA' tne euIu y. Msect,
49, ,-S-a.. " 49, "asu tne! @uaett
.r' s~ -. .Isa 4ae toHe aoo PASSED
."as .,.s aH1.na1 '1r ~, s1I na. monument o.
saSa .ss uss ."".,a -, onasas.;' 'a' W p;'n.mS
es.,,a 1.;,'a 49, F"ss's,, eao' ~ - uaa''3ns
-. - g" ., ol "Aaea nn
l,>'sssasa1. ~ n,,n ~. a1 aapc1seue.' Us
f;s.s ,,ss r -s. ~. oA4Aee
srar', sr' r. hos aon,,.an;sa ~ a'1. @ aa.eo;
49,. .ao o'sent
VI .to'seau =. epNa w 1ossiea 'oosue
so 'onE t1at ~ ~" n''s t"e'i ie'ete"ce' Inc
apFea'auee " w" pc1lSoi VAIN Tue Humon
Stfs1on ls 1ro" Tue importance OF Tue booS
ltEelf socnlly ano fclis1ously an event worthy
Of impartial comment, mol only from the re-
llgsons but the secular press.
The fact That an association orsantzea
mainly ior the purpose Of revising the present
| translation Of the Biblt. has been sustain al
, 1865-03-18
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC.
homeopathic REMEDIES

Fave proved. # ON tho most ample experience An
Ht1IhE SCcoks+Simp q PROMPT. Efficient. and tta-
llsbe. They arc the only medicines p4ftezf7 fsnt.
ed to peru:at uae. They have received tho hfxhexs
r.ase th. Profession the EresJ and the Peooies
and nlWaJs feuut1 aa.atacttou.
, 1865-03-18
DIRECTORS:

Hon. Henry Fuller. vice Presldent Chicago City
Railway; WM- McAltstet. Esq- Mc 4l.tster. Jsw-tt
burn. Cleveland, Ohio Gen Fujer, E.9., SECRETS
= snq easu1e! Chicago r1Ey Raiixsy; q. H.B.ake.
heq.. Secret 1T ChtcAg o Ice Company
Capital stocE. 95u 00; In of ten dollars each
p41 Talue; E25Qco reserved for working capital.
, 1865-03-18
PROSPECTUS OF THE
ILLINOIS ARD PENNSYLVANIA
GIL CO nj PAWYx
Organizing under the Laws Of the
= States OF Illinois and Pennsylvania.
OF THE
OFFICERS:

prrsldent-Ecn. HENRY FULLER.
Trex4u1er-UFNHYu Il. BLAKE. ESQ.
6ecretas3-GE0- r. FULLER, HQ.
Eouas<l-WM. x. MoALL1STER, ESQ.
, 1865-03-18
#arKfsa a3E H1xeaan1s.'
COMMERCIAL NATIONAL

TkEAHuRT DTPA kTNExf,
QTE1Gx or TEE TnMrTaoILER or TER CURfK<oy.}
WASHINGTON, D. c.. J.n. 1Sth. 1S6s-
Nhe7e1s b z.tsfactogy ey1 teuce presented to tie
II n.s been made 70 psa1 tsat = Com
g. the onuty ot Cook, aud state ct lhno oeea
dnly t1.Arfzrd under xud according to the require
ente OF tr sc Q. Congress- cntlSd IAN sct to pro.
lds Nstaal cacfAci, .ecurcd by |. pcdse u
t16n and recea al,on thtrsS1 approrea 1ane 81 si.
ana has eonp1t-c with ~ The psovtfons OF es'd nc
s.qutrea to ne eonpiod with oefo1s commtncia< The
Now. theretul e Hugh Mccn'loeh. CompIo's1 Of Of
toe& nrrency. DO hetehs trru'y that The Egmmel-
cia EAuolA Ba.k ct Chic In IL: CITY Q! Eate*ss
Il the County tt Onok, and State OF ftiinoA Is ~
tbpftEed to commence the business OF B1nx1ok un1es
the Ct EiFrrsAld ,.. how'd AVID
.esS ~ cf.tec thts ett te~u.h lay OF January,
iss HUGH HcCGLL0C4,
Ccnplol14y of the CotEsncT.
ta1arSg1 4fftr wAAA
, 1865-03-18

Whatever Its other merits may be however,
this translation will probably stand or fall
according to the degree Of approval or Of dis
favor with which the Christian world will re-
ceiye its translation Of the word baptise in
its various forms bJ the word immerse. :" In
those days came jain the immerser, &sn
Many non-Immersl0nists Eill concede tha
correctness of the translat ton while denying
Its Importance and It's good taste. Many i'm.
nerslonists will regard the translation as un-
necessary, the meaning of the word being
sufficiently evident to them without It. =
TIE translators however have judged tho
meaning Of tits word to be Of sufficient i'm
portahcc to justify them In publishing q sep
arate work entitled F" "Baptizein' In which are
collsc!ea every instance OF the use Of the
Wofu IN any OF Its furms In the entire range
Of Greek literature 50 1ar ax it has come down
to Us. 1t settles the point beyond dispute as
to the mere meaning Of the word. The reli.
gious Importance OF its meaning is q question
foreign to our domain: By .the people, how-
over the translation Of this word vi, he 70.
It's succcEs will be measured and limited bV.
the number willing to read for John The Ban
tist-John the tmmerser. It is remarkable
fact connected with this work that while
al former efforts IN the same
direction have depended for ths means to
make them successful upon individual cuter..
prise, which WIS necessarily Inadequate, or
upon royal favor, which Was always interested.
thus has been sustained with liberality little
short Of marvellous, when we consider its ab-
st1nse object, by voluntary contributions.
Ne have endeavored to state some Of ths res
sons which are deemed sufficient BY the re:is-
ers s' for attempting the work. II it WIS to be
At a Is much h.tn 70 DC 5fgfsstsa at
ti,e control Of nll our Christian denomina :,
tons: This would have avoided the charge
Of fcctarianiem, which necessarily attaches
to such an enterprise when 1t is mainly IA
vored and supported by but portion Of one
denomination. It has been undert7 ken, how
ever, with facilities In some respects superior
to any heretofore collected. The result must
await tho verdict OF time, Of scholars and Of
, 1865-03-18
| REVISED.
| For / was hungry
and ye gavc mo to eat.

Now to the King
eternal. the imperlslaa.
bic, invisible only God,
be honor and glory for
ever and eyer
, 1865-03-18
The Epfstlc to tho lie
bTew5.

-AfserWard he ap.
pcarcd to the eleven
themselves a. they re-
cllned at table.
Go Into all the
world and preach the
good no1s to every cre1-
ture. f1s that believes
and fs Immersed shall be
saved; but he that be-
lleves npt shall be con-
demnel,
, 1865-03-18
DWARF BRooMooRN SEE
WARRANTED GENUINE.
LiNSEED OIL, WHITE LEAD.

Llnseed OIL Substitute, {R.v ard Boiled, the bat
ana cbea esto Putty p.oteri=ed scE1ia:: xarnrh.s.
&C., sc, lT PAT dealers h0d con. umPr1 to ask
our itices when ha:inz. F. 4. WHITING& 4 %, IN
NAstr ct Nep TnrE ub4m91 Ia. TH.8 A&Tr
, 1865-03-18

For this ismy blood
Of the nsw covenant
which Is ahed for many
for remission Of Gins.
WHO abolished death
and brought life and in
corruption to light
through tho Gospel.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-04-14
Accident at Mankat0.
From the Mankato Record, 9Th.

From the Mankato Record, Sun.
On Wednesday night while salute in
honor of the capture Of Richmond and
Petersburg was being fred from the six
pound brass piece, premature discharge
occurred from some cause not exactly
known, by which Mr.. Edward Casey and
Major .. d. Smith were severely wounded.
Atthe time the discharge occurred, the
cartridge was about midway in the cannon.
Major Smith was thumbing the vent, and
Mr. Casey had the rammer in bis left hand.
in the act of driving the cartridge home.
The explosion tore off the top of Major
Smiths right thumb at the first Joint. Mr.,
Casey's right thumb was torn from his
hand, and bis arm broken Just below the
wrist-the bone protruding about three
inches through the flesh, on the inside of
the wrist.
Doctors McMahan, Frisbie and Clark
attended the wounded men. Oaseys
thumb was amputated and the broken
bones adjusted, and it is thought that am
putation Of the arm may be avoided. Both
! are doing a. well as could b expected.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-04-14
NEW SERIES-NO. 594

us as He did our fathers, and swear to each
other that our country thus regenerated and
disenthralled shall be forever, to all in the I'm
ion, one and inseparable, tApplause. Let ~
thank God that we have obtained peace, not
BY negotiation or compromise with treason and
rebellion. but by the right arm of our soldiers,
and that the terms which we shall give win be
consonant with the dignity, clemency and the
justice of the nation Tremendous ap-
plause ~
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-04-14
From the Evening.Pos
OUR BOYS ARE COMING HOME.

Thank God, the sky is clering,
The clouds are hurrying past;
Thank God, the dav is nearing
The dawn is coming fast.
And when glad herald voices
Shall tell US peace has come,
This thought shall most rejoice US:
"Our boys are coming home!"
Soon shall the voice of singing
Drown wars tremendous din;
Soon shall the joy-bells' ringing
Bring peace and freedom in.
The jubilee bonfires burning,
Shall soon light up the dome,
And soon to sOothe our yearning,
Our boys are coming home.
The vacant fireside places
Have waited for them long;
The love-light lacks their faces,
The chorus waits their song;
a shadowy fear has haunted
The long deserted room;
But now our prayers are granted,
Our Boys are coming home
D mother! calmly waiting
For the beloved son
. . sister, proudly dating
Inc VICTORIES ne mas won.
. maiden, softly humming
The love song while you roam
Joy, Joy, the boys are coming
Our boys are coming home!
And yet-oh, keenest sorrow!
They're coming, but not all;
Full many dark tomorrow
Shall wear its sable pail
For thousands who are sleeping
Beneath the empurpled loan;
Woe! woe for those we're weeping,
Who never will come home!
0 sad heart, hush thy grieving;
Wait but a little while
With hoping and believing
Thy woe and fear beguile,
Wait for the joyous meeting
Beyond the starry dome,
For there our boys are waiting
To bid US welcome home.
Morrisiana, April 8, 1865. w. G.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-04-14

"A correspondent just arrived from
Richmond states that Judge Campbell ten
dered his services to President Lincoln to
visit jeff Davis and urge him to peace.
Mr.. Lincoln in reply said that he would
receive communications, but would make
none.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-04-14
FROM MOBILE.

The Attack on the City Commenced
corporations OF the Army and Navy
...A Monitor Sunk BY a Torpedo.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-06-30
Special Notices.

"our or soRrs" expresses the feelings Of m.ny that
many that canno, be otherwise described. L.nsuo,,
Weakness enervAon, lstle'sness, seepioess. meian.
ehoy. ~snt ofappeiite &c, compo,e ola, Of ailments
greater than all others combined II is eSact, for these
ndescibAble complaints that PLANTATION BIrrsRs are
prepared lie for the relief Of these same complaints
that they become famous Hence il Is that they are
90 extensively used by oergymca, merchant ladies' and
persons Of ssdentary habits They as p'eusst to
the taste as they beneficial to the som,ch The en-
tent Of their sale Is slmos, incredible. 63.6l.daw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-06-30

lkepoIted and telegraphed To the Watchmsn
For the week ending Wednesday, June 2Sth, 1865.
AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET
Cattle Sheep, shotes. Fat Hogs. Calves
I'M, week 1882 1882 6s34 $50 7So l4S S $50
One year ago, 1903 4l34 500 800 500
BEn CATTLE-Exus tat and heavy premium Oxen,
SIZED 1850; let quality Sl2,50A $1,000; End
quality 81 80 l2,00 81 quality $40 90 sill 90 per
100 lbs, on total weight Of hide, iaow aud dressed
beef few choicest single pairs, S00. 90 SI3, so.
Bulls, &c, So SO
TO their value as beef Handy Steers, . as
Mich Cows, fair 1uaity T35 S65i extra good $40
Sloo' with OF without calves, As may be agreed lar
row and dry H25 s35
Sheep and Lambs, s 7; extra a OTIS Der III on
i've weight; or $500 $3.50 per head. Lambs
shotes-wholesale ~ a l3,; retail. "a rs per IN
Dressed 20 aOOe Fat Hogs, "a n 1850 per To- Pigs,
70 go per 10 Wholesale; y a 80 retail
Veal Caves 80 Si2 per head.
Hides, Brighton s. per 10 Country lots, a
90. Calf-sklns, 10 lSo
Iallow Brighton hhh clear
Pelts, with wool On,.,,oo. \, W 90 each; country
RsMAHKs ''~,n,ans no tObae 500 Northern cattle
against 1856 Colleges Societies, ich " re "a her light
business s'h~ sdieAl Faculty Elk bit by half past
ter most OF the cattle sold at Ii 10 IL 70 few
tood ones Tor something and co alb
under AZ Brighton, Including thai arrived last
saturday there were 1857 Western and some so from
MHlhei 70 The Western mostly good plump
steers rather better than last week and prices about the
same say from II TO ~ lie for the best which IL the
great majority, md from 10 lie for few Of the Door
es', inc udng hide and talow which being worth nom
10 fe make the meat cost the butchers nearly one
cent pound more than the nominal price in New York
when de and tallow Is counted as ofal. The meat
costs less than the II aIket price Of cattle
the sheep droyers in trouble again, We renott
nearly three times many as last week. We include
however, several hundred which arrived during the lat
Yer part OF last week but after oil due all wanees the
supp large OF which 1000 are Western Those
h Ariyed on the earliest trains ysste day morning.
o.tteI than the latter the butchers held
smal lot Of lambs So rs was refused eaIy in he morn
ng wh Oh were aiterward sot fo about 81 per he
ssen yeAihng' and other grades that brought 500
SoV0 last week we've sold Yesterday for So, 90 sc So
a. inst time there 800 OF 300 weste sheep unsold
market ~ " Wv Wy
Ives taken readily this week and probably the
growers viii get so ID commission.