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Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-28
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or lnoal w,qsur-s. u,rvou- ''ty, low .i'S, i8s
a.'Gtr. v,. tu-,. .. t.r iut- aui l"sb. Ha..l H.
Hui ..euah g r 'a'.e au ~ Is, au." .l~
% -eutaoe, ,t1pd.y, o.. .las a..ugs-. hea3le 3"
uv.iua'aN G.o,ar-.s Il.s lH So. sle. aa.e;iHu.
OF the '.e.ump b. tNrI.ro, ..Nnj q, o't-r HHHp-
.es TO rnu ue cur.t Hv th. iI+.lg celebrated rl1 ..
1au au3 -ut-o.u, l.. J. D4sut... |'s method % en-
.n, a....-,.I. moss. "nan'Uu ," a".e,sl Hud haac
Oh. great success. A.l consulate pms, 10y letter or %.
Min - CZApAAY.M ". D. San Hran.-.cn. Cal
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-28

or the best Laminated Steel and sub-Twi,t Double
barrel shot Guns, Rifles Colts Pistols, Gun
Equipments and Materials, Powder, Balls, Shot and
Caps, always on huLd and for sale.
Ihave also new Machinery torcutting Gain Twist
and re-horing Shot Gun Barrels to shoot well.
Gun, Pistol and Locks repairs Of all kinds, Will be
executed with neatness and Dispatch
Adams SclECoeNug Pistols Ecy'3 Patent Wire
Cartrige 3 kinds Of Gan Waddur.
Pistols loaded at short notice. Guns and Pistols
S1upht.
Nj. Charles Scholl has worked at the business in
Marysyille The past ten years, and thoroughly under
stands the want, of the community.
lie has also secured the services Of MIR ROBERTS,
lntely employed in VIM. Bgghur-t's celebrated Rifle
Mandatory, Rochester, N, Y. and Will hereafter
manufacture those celebrated Rifles.
Nest side Of street, next to the FheAter.
auEi3,-y CVANAk3 StAoLL.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-28
Slntkrn.. MnH -. I,a5

S5oJRrOS, May -, t7]5.
Dear Sr-llayng eu,leiy recovered from my sick
ness, ! avail m,s 10 Of tins opportunity to return my
tHu>ful acRuoWl,d -ncuts lorlc relief that YOU have
given me. When I think of the distressing bodily
welkuc-s, headache. t.8rluucss want of confidence,
dizziness ,al.ssptss weakness. FOO 'uc limis, loss of
memory, confusion Of d,as dislike of society, noe
turnal emissions, ana many other symptoms, which
had made my lite ,rHbr, can hardly express the
gratitude feel, for my cNi-.lcc had become bur
then 10 me, and nothing m;miuI ue fhe least grati-
catou whilst now, feet perfectly ell and can enjoy
Ni.to my entire sat ~ttcton. Knowing that there are
make use of tb; letter as iou think proper. Relieve
me, e-trpIyNoHrs VI. NlCnELLS.
10 Dr. L !. Cltphay, san Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-28
NToTEGE.

~ ALL persons having any pledges at the
wv Pawn Brokers office, No. fl street, for
n q merly kept by ]. MYERS will please call
- ~ and redeem such within a month from this
date ms the present proprietor intends to leave for
san Iraucisco and all such pledges whish not
deemed by that time he will take down with him.
Marysyille, August 81, 13Cl
sepIlm J. ROSENBAUM.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-28
I.,. CZAp ,AY,M. D. san francisco, CAL.
g1u" 0NTATt-r m-coyHW or TUE lcEH

fgyu" apghTr-T DISCOVERY or THE AGE :,
g Dr.'f l..s.u. 'u Nr.nI ~ .otH' 'a' ]. P.'.nt
hr. D.. o. C"ftaA proHI.laestrul ..-n.-r..ciIu-i
arrrD ,urr prcy.utiyr&a:int -ororrNu'a and >yIl-
ujt i.. sa', and ana unsurpassed remedy for all ve-
uera J, ,r- r. .l-- .|u r.no al o.H..r'0- ulcers,
-t..i .-,..... ''." .l.IU., tul uEt 'tud
an r.ilu.-Hs or.. ..r-anId s.a-, As iuosujatou
sH preventive a.t.r % small poN,5 5o is l'r. j. t1ar-
tat' r.opIpma''c.u u-.ta'i.r. U.Hrst -NIhduc
and Ho.orrh"'d diseases. ht"....--, Iu Ii. To- %
lo.-.--.- thc power of chem .,i, Destroying he sy-
lNt,fio virus, and thereby saving thousands from he
int tuf..t.d ly the most on'iroms oi FL" Diseases
l,t ro young u#u Who appr cIat,s l.''i Dee "lth VA
Er. ClHiaa}H rroIhiH"i.r'fl. 10 g. ia .rr ,ou3c-
cut rl,.14,s and viii hc found very Convenient to
u.c. n,ug used as sonr Price q" For gi- ~ Dr.
CzopsoA', Private i"l aul sur-cd i",t1te,
Sacramento street, below Montgomery. opposite y. NJ.
5. 5. tn.'- olNc., san Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-28
I'd TnRrnSCA

Dr. Flatcr, present "a new, sate aud certain 'rn''
r,nt f.r t. Iiseas,, 90 vboh l-uale ar, prcuiiltly
liable, effect ally removing IT, m aGG tgra arsial r.-
suits.
sE1- Dr. +, iG required, VII visit ladies at their
residences.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-28

CERTIFICATE.-I, the undersigned, Gov
ernor of Hungary, do testify hereby, that Br j. ).
C1apkay has served during the contest for Hungarian
liberty, On eff Surgeon, in the Hungarian army,
with faithful perseverance,. Whereof l have given to
him this certificate, and recommend him to the sympa-
thy attention and protection of all those who are ca
pable of apprecating patriotic self sacrifice, and un
deserved misfortune. kOosuIH LAJOS'
Governor of Hungary.
WAsuI,oToN CITY Jan. 9th, 1852. aul7
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-28

DIR L. J. CZAPKAY'S private Melica, and Surgical
Institute is on Sacramento street below Montgomery,
opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship ComPanys Office,
San francisco. The Doctor offers free consultations,
and asks no remuneration unless he ches;ts cure
Office hours from . A. M. to 9 Pm.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-28

;y-The following letter, which emph7iically 'peats
FOR itself was written by the Dean of the Faculty OF
the Philadelphia College of Nedicne-to the edtofo
of the Pacific Medical and Surgical journal, San Fra
ciscO for publication:
PHILADELPHIA, January 17th, 1857
To the eItors Of the Pacific Medical Journal-
Gentlemen My attention has been called to an arti-
Gle in the December nuher of your journal, IN regard
TO the ad eundem degree granted by the Philndelpha
College of Medicineto DI. -. j. CGapkay. When The
application for the degree Isade 10 the Faculty, II
was accompanied by aldavit1 and testimonials to tn,
effect that Dir. Czapkay was regular graduate NJ ~
of the University of Pesth had served surgeon IN
the Hungarian army and was regular pra, tiionof
of medicine. on the strength Of these the degree
was granted The ad eundem degree, Hs its name in
plies is conferred on graduates ody, and IiFta Us
new privileges Had there been lie slightest snpi-
oon of rrcgularity, the application would have been
refused By inserting this in your journal you wIl
do an act Of justice to the College, aud confer favor
on Yours YER , respectfnlly, II. RAND,
Dean Of the Faculty Of the Philadelphia College Of
Medicine.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-28

IN : q ~~-iII IL u Ai--E0E,
Where they viii be pleased to administer to the wants
of all who may favor them with their patronage.
They keep constantly on hand everything to be
found in California market Their Vegetables are
cwavs fresh.
THEY always keep tie very hest Of Fresh Eanc! But
ter and Eggs, Cheese. Lard, Nc.
BE sure and give them calf
Siau, centre % lhe MARKET, North side. mll2
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-28
uUCKS & LAMBERT'S
CELEBRATED PATtNT
IL. 81 e.. ANs4s1-eS K R,1S sSel,

a C&skG.
TtYIIE SUBSCRIBERS have the Pleasure of annOuuc-
4 ing to their numerous patrons and friends tlat
they have been honored by the committee of the Me-
chanics' Institute with
-E"L 5T FRE nj 4 II M
THEIR
tnrivalleG Axic-GTease!
Also that the San Francisco Bay Agricultural Society
have awarded them their
FIRST CLASS PREMIUM
for the same Buthoweyer gratifying to the adycr-
tiserS to have their
xE319Ao TAH ~ nILEa CfIlro
thu, dgtineuish-d II is with greater pride they state
the fact tina; Notwithstanding the overwhelming i'm
portaton Of an article from the East, assuming th,r
ute) the demand iol the
Now Popular II. & L.. Axle Grease
has more than doubled curing the present season.
And whilst the manufacturers offer their grateful
thanks all those irlrnds f.
'CAIIFORNIA PRODUCE"
who have given them large an announcement,
they beg say that pains will he spared in the
future to sustain TIE widespread reputation which
Their material has acquired of being sz21t u best and
CHEAPEST Lubrcating medium tor Carriage wheels,
etc. ever introduced Ia California l5t
HOOKS AZ LA\lBFTT
IryeutNrs and sole Manufacturers,
Natoma streets, san Francisco.
s7'" For sale everywhere. ap % 3m
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-28

DR.. l. :. Caplay +, daily cciving appiioatiaua
frol every part Of This State ana from OREGON and
from Washington Territory, Tor the treatment Of eve
ny toru of disease and there not one who will come
forward and cNlro-s dissatisfaction. on he contrary,
the Doctor is In daily receipt oilcttrs expressive Of
ca ituda and thauklunes, some Of wlc.. are pub
lish,d below by permission
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-28
a. T.. Jou> N,pDtrr0%. No,ar, rehH.
|ari.

1,r.s ur uur,r.. ..aa tr,no r..n under The tr..t-
u.uf rt it.Lj C... .t a'... H.h uu-H0rtt, 4. t.,i
NHlhN .1.H-sa HrN .H-tmen, prevent ag
ojurr- lrvl t.. 1.fr... .Uu..Iul #ad ry which
uIcIuu- practice of urrt,D..s. AiN disease h.s been
tHat oI} ',t-.rl ant 'a,ar. d.'I', wach ."lar- t1
c..s.. ......r ai lu-...rt.n .u tna,h iH- Hs.n.e-
which ,n1l.a. a.,, i..tnu-, u.n...-.a.. .uf.e d
i,..', ,t'.,y .e....Hn ta tl't. W.. aNFc ..I
Ju,,u ~.lI.,.if. s.lF. H.i .tNIf .ri iut -.r..r
u. De- t.j. t2.u.s. ..tn ais'..l -l t.t -ta-
fi.us r.. J u.. i.-. }.HH.I .i Em v.rv tlntg
Mpr. aHa'. ...r. .ul.1I d.. g. app
tHy ta at ah.H.r Uri themselves afflicted with chat
ir,alIsl uar'.., 'lr oa,,t 800 so doing being ->ia
...,. ....t..r 90 ) NAUltF, r.Ht,r
-tt-... C.'...r. .H..'y s. ,..u.y OF sam fl else
.. ..~-or 'a..al .ay .. .e1, iard. t1 e
..'1 r.1..'. I.,... -.... u...fr ...r
al d.u.. HuI sag. ua, ta. ,.u..u,, oi q. rtr.
U.r.''.'. ~'.Htuhy .'u Hr, uur.
lu IS .uu.. uh..,.t a-....iDt. .,w' a-a.'. "'.
ag,.t .v on.A.s..' '.. .ay ... y.Ht ..I a'.'
written. LL.sI WM.C.IlNtrr S.'a.g ,a.ic
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-28
CHARLES SGEgOEE.
MAKEK " lMPORTER,

HAS purchased the interest Of lis brother, Mr.. C.
Il +. sCI0LI, and will hereafter conduct the bus
mess IN his own nAlne, at tAe old stand.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-28
R!zlsI[!A!sll.iilllzyn R!l3s.III!I!! RzsIAsl Al.iilllzyn
I:!!;:;| liI;z!|;#;sIlss.ll!!Lll!!lIS

MRS. WINSl OW,
An experienced Nurse and Female Physician presents
10 Oh. .tl.n.inM VI nlnilLar.. her
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-28
O.I.,TIIV

tir. The demaaus of society jmreriorsy command
utIr publicity, and ve commend their r...-4l 10 The
attention of all diAlcled:
CeAaUC,Ts.
The undersigned .u,>irous Of acQusutul those who
may be unfortunate enough to bee similarly anict,d
whcr 81 permanent relief %! tA.ir sgll'ru.S may lee
obtained, feel, his dGl 60 tnas publicly .Npr,s'hs
most sincere .ratt4tt o. Dr. D.. !. Cztlhay t.r the
usrrlaurut recovery uI his hrplth. hor.r down by
thc di-tres-iu- symptoms Incident .o lcNeors prac-
ti,, of ,.".. passion lu youth, depressed 10
body al au5 uI.;tl.. tu perform even the i.>t tri-
r, iutr Imposed .iu. the aa'N HHarutor~ .t Nit.i
.rilt the advice of many pls .icau. ao So first re-
ptt.r "a r yt,as ult W several fstHic,~ months, 81
q e'tr,t ttucut, found so ut uu .ucrHhr lDrrorthgt
us D q oi rc'' AMY = ar..W- .e'an. ""r' alarming
IN their Torture tHu, len hl uHr lhal nay disease
huuu uriugIauy confined tptuc brain, med. zine,
wou'! he o N'Ie cons 4uDHcr d"rarei oi c' er re-
gi .guIv hpqltl .tr.r.t Hud 'u,T-l Hul Hs lH>t
O@"l haN "t'' .'' 49, r., i , ~,
by tr. rc,ult,l c,.ol,cd 'o place myself mnedIais}
under his .i py .tre, uAei NEE to all bis Die
rc.ti.rs end H'c.g. f- bead i.ctn" clear nay ideas
collected 3. r,H. ln' ua'n in my bacN ard To.n3,
who'll. body go Oh, 81. taara orr c>,it.nerti tie
ul>authv..l and rN. ."f"'. iIr SCI. -d.strasl
study and vast ~ 'a, t'. 'rrIU 3, exciting
l,.d. Jr t.u.- pet.i.rl..r orr'..s . '. ..iF He,
70, nNH'HatNrt "s., ''. ." .. ari'
u flc'. iu tHp mouths after lt ..- consult . -'' y '-
.rI i.t... b.. inspires. a,a u,l Ii..Hnr u,. Hl.ei
d ,hoit umta,o,I .u.eu'4t.l ta ,.i with m. ...u
hand.
N.r a -'cv to r.1.l t'.r pn-r.noa,. rr'r falling
nt' th, -r.ra<ot incompetent qua,>.. deem ID ry
duty o. a.f.r this Testimony jo tI. merits nud ~rIi "i
ug. C.-ltly, .i.u recommend u.u o.. II. "i. iaH.
-'tnl .'I I.,l oi uciic. adT'r' ''-f s.trci D. mt
..,u .r,fIuucrt'nt oac. urd.r IS care, ...'i.al
G.s1 t.r. TIIINoGN
State OF California. county .san Francisco. sut-
-aII.-I arr .v.r Fl. '..,. me l., iiNt aty II Au-
rl,A u. i,.U. a. i.tN
H. s.J Jou> DDinr0%, No.ary reh',.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-28

MiRNsyILLE, June ?, IN15.
DR.. l. j Capkay San Fraue.sco-Sr-l have used
the last OF your medicine, and do not think SHAH
need amy more as feel very well. except that have
not entirely g1t nay strength {, but soon will win
the appetite tn' iav.. II is just three weeks YOU
may recoiect, since called at your Institute, with
my constitution, as | thought, entirely broken, ana
never thought you would he ble to me perfectly,
but thought you GILT hc able to do something to ease
the pain in my back and head, and strengthen my
limb, which were weak that they would almost
u1ye W1F under ipr, when walked. and 60 strengthen
my nerves so lrt would Mt get excited and trtm-
bile at every little thing. Now tat you know what
expected, you may Judge Of lay satisfaction at my
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-28

V'"TI'.TTNTN, my -, T--I'
Dear Sr-Such +, the thmkmlue-s feel for the
believe e my life, tha hope VIII not he co sid
cred intrusive u tcudcriuruy ihauklA acknowledge
ment- fer restoring me to heath and making my life
a boon worth Irc-rrNng, when it Mdbecome a bur
then too great to bear. Victim as was to vice that
had undermined my constitution, and Developed a
train Of nervous symptoms, such as nervous debility,
headHcne distressing imidjY self disr.st, dizziness,
love of solitude, loss of mewury aud want Of rcSalu-
"u, besides loss Of strength and ,uCrgy, Which had
made nay waking moment, Wrriched ana my cep un-
refreshing and fast bringing to The grave, but
thnuks Is your skill, ! restored 90 hey b, vtor,
Hud energy Hoping to guide others wl ere they may
liud rolicI, yoamrc my permission tom1ke lhs }nt-
DC. Grat, rul, ours, LFONARD WAITE.
TO Dr. l.. j. Cmpkay San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-28
T.. SSEn'a'aa s. GO,
rT ouv city ITnrlE OF,

ETTG leave to inform thoif old friends and custom
q Z ers that they have opened Stan in tAe
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-28

etated meetings are held the first Wednesday in
each month, at I Pm. ClARLSS RAISH, w. NJ.
J. Il LAssITER, Sec
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-28
6fpresscs.
IYERTS, WILSON 81 CO.'S
EXg'EsEsS OFFICE.
ID ST., bctwven EIfsST and SECOND,
NJ AIRY Vile.

L DAILYEXPREss willbe lisPatcf ea from ouf
"a Olice in Mgrysyilieto the io!Iowing places, to
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-28

%
Stated meetings are held on the First Thursday Of
,ach month al p. NJ
IL, HoLCoMBE RuEEs, W. NJ.
WV. 7. FONDA, Sec.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-28
11ll9 0ational 0emQuat.
FiaSONEC DIRECTORY.

i.soSIc uAlr, MNp@ LANE NEAR SECOND STREET.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-06-14

No one at the North has been able to
divine the reason why the Confederate gov
eminent should offer bounty of twenty
five dollars for the prisoners taken by the
privateers, unless it be for the same reason
that Captain KIDD used to offer similar
bounty to bis men. The Mobile advertiser,
however, explains it. The object of the
reward, it insists, is +" that an influence may
be exerted to render the prosecution of priv
ateer warfare as bloodless as possible, by
Offering an inducement for checking the
conflicts on the sea at the earliest stages Of
the action when victory is secure-to
induce care for the wounded and other pri-
soners, that they may be brought alive and
safe to port where a live prisoner is worth
$25 to bis captors." This is as humane as
the robber who kills and rifles his victim OF
his valuables that another freebooter may
not obtain the prize.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-06-14
Western Troops.

The number of Union troops now under
arms in the West, within twenty four hours
of Cairo is as follows:
Camp at Cairo and Villa Ridge, Ills. 6, 600
The Congressional Regimental Encamp.
ments in the State. $3.50
The Artenal at st. Louis. under General
Lyon ,S75
The three regiments now in camp. in Iowa 2,S66
do do do in Wis., ,S45
st. Louis, at the six regimental head
quarters. %, SSO
Jefferson Barracks, st. Louis, (regulars)
lnfantry ....... 1850
Jefferson Barracks, St. Louis, (regulars)
~ 4 cavalry. 40
Indiana troops now under arms, about. IS, 600
Total within twenty-four hours of Cairo 80, IL
OF these about eight hundred are cavalry,
seventeen thousand rifles, thirty five heavy
.cannons, with fifteen hundred artillerymen,
and the rest infantry. These figures do not
vary materially from the actual facts.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-06-14

UNION CoNGREssMEN ELEcrED IN VIR-
a1NIA.- Virginia (says the Cincinnati
CommerciaD is sure of two Oongressmen, in
the coming session Of Congress, atany rate.
John s. Carlisle has been elected in the
eleventh district by 10000 majority, and
w. g. Brown in, the Tenth District by
$4,000 majority. These two districts en-
brace within their boundaries thirty-one
counties in Western Virginia, and had .
white population in l86Oof 238,65O or
about one.fourth the entire population Of
Virginia, which is ], LOT, 106. Yet, the re-
naming districts send eleven Congressman,
by virtue of their slave representation,
while these are allowed only two. S.
TIE two other congressman were voted
for By the Union men 81 Fairfax and Ber-
kelley counties, ID those districts, and they
talk Of claiming their seats, Is they had no
opponents at the polls. Thin will raipe q
new question iof our constitutional lawyers
to settle. sasAs 1901 s.ss.s 5
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-06-14


The venerable Bishop MoRRrs, the senior
Bishop Of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
has issued an address on the duties of the
crisis, the wisdom of the counsels of which
is only equaled by the perspicuous brevity,
the terseness and force with which they are
inculcated The document appears in the
Central Christian advocate published at
st. Louis. Its topic is obedience to law. =
The Bishop thus defines bis terms:-s Law
is rule of action prescribed by the su-
preme constitutional authority of state
or nation, and obedience is compliance
with its requirements. A definition could
not be more simple, yet it is ample, and
clear as sunlight. Equally true is it that
"without wholesome law, properly enforced
we have no security that our domestic, social,
civil or religious liberties will be safe for
one day or hour. Any law, even martial
law, is preferable to anarchy. 1t would be
better to live in conquerd province where
law is respected, than to live under the best
theoretical form of Government, in name
only, where insubordination is openly avow-
ed and mob violence prevails" as it does
now in the revolted states. The venerable
Bishop thus further presses home his timely
counseIs:-
ANY combination of men, call it vigilance
committee, or what you please, to supersede
the law and take the administration into their
own hands, is mob, an irresponsible, lawless
mob, and the peace and safety of the country
depend upon q successful resistance of all
such. W
All party strife about Republicanism and
Democracy, about Abolition and Proslayism.
etc., should be suspended. The choice now Is
between law and anarchy. The question at
issue before the American people is, govern
ment or no government. 1t has but two sides,
and we can employ but two parties. Let ali
the friends of God and their country take the
affirmative side of the question, and the rest
may take the negative side or no side at all, as
they like. He that is not for us is against us.
There is no middle ground. Every friend to
can take the field, and others can contribute
toward defrayiDg the expense, and they who
can neither fight nor give, can pray.
1t may be asked, is there any exception to
the rule, "Let every soul be subject unto the
higher powers ~ l answer. Yes. When q
government becomes SO corrupt as to deprive
It's citizens of their natural and acquired rights,
in an unconstitutional and reckless way, the
government may be changed by constitutional
means, if practicable, or by force, if neces.
sary.
But this exception is not applicable to the
case now pending. No attempt is or has been
made by the Federal government to deprive
the secessionists of any right secured to them
by the constitution of the United States. On
the contrary, the favors of the government
have been lavished upon them In undue pro.
portion. Secession, therefore, il rebellion
without any plausible excuse, and will result
in the destruction of its authors and leaders,
and many of those engaged it.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-06-14

-
In TIE Mcdonald habsss corpus case at
81. Louis, the following was the return
made ~ Gen. Lyon to new writ served
on him and other officers at the Arsenal on
Saturday: ~ -
+ The within named Emmett Mcdonald 4 not
Imprisoned or detained BY me, nor Is he 10 my
custody, possession, power Or control, and has
not been since this writ was issued. have
not, therefore, the power or authority to pro.
duce Or cause to be produced his body before
Col. Blair also made return denying
that he has now or ever had any power or
custody Of said Med onald. The Court
then adjourned to enable other persons in
cluded in the writ--Cols. Boernstein, Brown,
and Men eil--to make answer.
The War Department issued general
orders that notice of the death of Douglas
be read to all regiments, and suggests that
the colors of the Republic be draped in
mourning in honor of the illustrious dead.
Captain Mari, who was killed in the
late skirmish at Fairfax, was a member Of
the Virginia State Convention and member
elect of the Legislature from Farqua
County.
Mrs. J. N. Granger, the only sister of
Judge Douglas, while on her way to the
depot at Clifton Springs, New York, to
take the train to Chicago, on Saturday
last, was thrown from her carriage and
badly injured, and narrowly escaped with
her life. The mother of Judge Douglas.
who resides near Clifton Springs, is over
whelmed with grief at the death OF her
only son.
ALI the speeches made at the recent
sitting of the Massachusetts Peace Society
were of such belligerent tone that it has
been suggested that the members enlist for
the war.
The Philadelphia North american
gives the names of eight regiments raised
from Philadelphia-6,OOO men. The New
York city regiments gone, or ready, num-
Der thirty-two, and 25,7OO men. The four
teen Philadelphia companies are in New
York, under Col. Baker, Gen. Sickles, and
others.
These two cities are both warlike enough
to satisfy anybody's appetite.
New York and Brooklyn have sent on,
Militia reoimanta IN
Volunteers 7
Ready in barracks. IL
Militia in barracks. Observation-Disclosures. 2
%
numbering $500 men and over.
The Philadelphia North american says
they have ready 1894 over the 5000 men,
toned above.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-06-14
Legion OF Union.

1t has been determined by the govern
ment, says the Washington Star, to give
to every man (of whatever rank) serving in
the army or navy of the United States in
defense of the Uniop, diploma, on parch-
ment or fine parchment paper. The design
of the establishment is by Leutze, and is
one of the most beautiful artistic achieve.
ments we ever saw. Underneath it is to
be the following certificate:
WASHINGTON, 49,, 1856.
A. B. has been enrolled as - in the
-- forces Of the United States, for the de-
fence of the Constitution and the maintenance
of the Union.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By THE PRESIDENT
49,. ....., Secretary of State.
-. ......, Secretary of the Treasury.
-. ......, Secretary of War.
-. ......, Secretary of the Navy.
-. ......, Secretary of the Interior.
........ Postmaster General.
-. ......, Attorney General.